Does CAT and PTT pass their tests? Are you using the correct COM port number? Are your Icom drivers up to date? Is your radio set to USB-D? Have you had any Widows updates recently? I bet you

I checked the tone and the 2x was checked. I turned it off and then tried a FT4 contact and it worked fine. Then tried calling several stations on FT8. NO luck. I'm going to install WSJT-x on my

Well I setup WSJT-x to work with just the IC-7610 The Radio settings are the same as above in the screen shot. Except Rig is now IC-7610 . It seems to be setup but it does not transmit a signal. I

Um ... you're not just on 4 frequencies, you'll have signals all over the bandwidth. What they are saying is that you should NOT just use simplex to answer someone, but work 'split' (which

Please help this Luddite. Why? What is the reason for this suggestion? Wouldn't we all be better choosing our own frequency? Wouldn't we all be better spread out instead of QRMing each other on just

Thank you!

Thank you!

Chuck I am sure you are correct. HRD makes it hard to do certain radio stuff... I use it to log also including WSJT-x. I was hoping someone has went through this and has a solution. I broke up

If the graph is full of signals and the fox is calling cq, you double click on him and you call until the transmit stops, about 2 minutes, now the graph is empty and you here no signals for 30 seconds

-- I use wsjtx 2.1.2 with Ic-7300 for Ft8 for a couple of years now, it works fine. I have an issue when I go to fox and hound. When I enable the transmit button after I make my call for 15 seconds

On 2/28/20 3:01 AM, pete.thomas.fi wrote: Keyboard shortcuts Shift+F11 and Shift+F12 provide an easy way to move your Tx frequency down or up in 60 Hz steps.

Fred, to simplify and isolate the problem, you also might try running WSJT-X directly from your rig and bypass HRD entirely to see if HRD is the culprit. I'm a big fan of HRD. But paired with

Hi Fred, when not using Split Operating in WSJT-X you must ensure that your Tx audio offset is within the passband of your rig's SSB Tx filter. You should choose a Tx audio offset between 1500 Hz and

Fred, I'm not sure WSJT-X is set up for that kind of split. It seems to assume you will be within the same narrow pass band not split between 1.840 MHz and 1.908 MHz. I could be wrong. It's been

Thank you Chuck. Yes you are correct on my setup. I usually have Fake it selected when I'm on normal FT-8. When I try to split I get a rig error from WSJT-x and the frequency window on WSJT-x turns

Shift-F12 moves the transmit up 60 Hz. Bill, W4WNT

I find their email address on QRZ and send them a friendly noticevtjat their clock is out of synch. I many happy thank you messages in return. I would want the same if I was sending out flawed

Set your Split Operation to Fake It. I tried the Rig setting but it's too clumsy when changing bands. I hate anything fake, but here the software does it right. Your current setting is wrong if you

Time Fudge seems solving the problem. At least it changes the own clock.

I can't to get my setup to work. I had it working at one time but now no luck. Normal FT-8 operation works just fine. I have the rig set to Split... VFO B is set to TX on 1840 USB-D1 VFO A is set to