I use the CAT/Linear port to run my LDG AT-897 tuner. Can I run from the CAT out on the tuner? I assume that is the purpose of it. -- John M. Sokol K9JMS

I also have an FT-897D, with SignaLink USB audio I/O and PTT using Data port, and control with CAT cable at the "CAT/Linear" port. My WSJTX settings page, on both MacBook Pro and RaspberryPi installs,

On 28/03/2020 17:24, John Sokol wrote: Hi John, the SignaLink USB is not a CAT interface. It provides audio in and out between you rig and PC and it has a digital VOX circuit

Please bere with me. Been a ham a long time, new to digital. I have an Yaesu ft-897D. My connection to my computer is via a SignaLink. I ordered the correct mode for my radio. #SLCAB6PM. Confirmed

I use the Pwr slider to adjust power output, and the Pwr slider is always set to a fraction of full scale when I am using WSJT-X. Much quicker than navigating the menu on my Icom 7200. And less error

Greetings All I am no longer showing up on PSKReporter when using WSJT-X/FT8, HPsdr mRX PS and ANAN7000dle. WSJT-X has the appropriate settings configured, No sign of me TXing or even being in

WOW! Absolutely amazing. Have no idea why this would be the simple solution, but it does work. I tried it with the "Sound" window in Control Panel on and off (window open and closed after clicking

Steve, Bill explained the most probable real reason for the ’compressed’ waterfall and wider noise like signals on waterfall i.e. about half of audio samples are lost due to some overload in PC.

Hi Jim, Can you tell me where I can find the Audio Directory? Thanks 73, Al K2ATY k2aty@...

Reino, The WSJT-X User Guide says, "Be sure that your audio device is configured to sample at 48000 Hz, 16 bits." That is what I have it set for. My audio settings has two choices for 48000 Hz 16-bit;

Thanks Bill! I have blocked any other services (and there were a LOT of hidden background applications with automatic permission) from accessing the microphones, and so far that has solved the

Will depend on the radio - Icom I press menu -> Quick -> PWR The manual should have a section on it. Tom -- 73’s Tom GM8MJV (IO85)

On 28/03/2020 05:53, Reino Talarmo wrote: Hi Reino and all, this type of waterfall display occurring spontaneously is symptomatic of a disrupted audio stream being delivered

Joe, one other question. How much disk space do you have? Reason I ask is when Windows gets to where it has less than 10% available weird things start to happen. I do several times a year, have the

Gary, which setting on the radio controls the power output for digital modes? Mack, W4ENN Sent from Mail for Windows 10

For the WF to look correct in the vertical ( and for WSJT-X to work correctly ) the A-D converter ( sound card device ) must be at set to 48kbps ( 16 bits ) , the data must be presented

If your IF filter bandwidth in your radio is set too narrow, you will get the same problems. You should set your rx IF bandwidth as wide as your radio permits on SSB (4 kHz if possible). Then adjust

First of all, once you set your tx level, it should not change by mode. In File > Settings > Audio : at the bottom there are two boxes: Band and Tune. If you want the program to remember your audio

Thanks Jim, my bad. It is interesting that the change is in the middle of 15 s period. The time compression indicates that there are also missing audio frames. Is it possible that USB link is

Lance -- WSJT-X works with 48kHz 16-bit. Check the audio interface you're using to make sure that is what is set. Something might have changed it. 73, Jim K9YC