No, the Rx increases upward like in a scanning mode without stopping until it reaches 5000. This is running on a Flex 3000. No, not running in Fake Mode.

Why not just go to the WSJT website and install rc4? Bruce - K5WBM

Additional Info: In order to better understand this bizarre problem, I have tried a few things, namely: 1) I have tuned both down and up from the standard 80m FT8 frequency (e.g., 3573), and the

Do you mean the transmit off gradually increases?What rig? Are you running Fake It mode? Mike W9MDB

Windows 11 fixed that problem.  Was putting all audio devices to sleep before. Mike W9MDB

I am running the rc2 version,Win10 Unable to find procedure to roll back or reinstall v2.5 before rc2 expires 11/30/2022. If this has been discussed please point me there. Thank You. -- Kevin -

Does it do this on the radio as well?? I did not know there was a scan option Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE

#Windows10Pro #WSJT-Xv2.5.4 I recently updated my WSJT-X to the latest version available on their website (v2.5.4). I also updated JTAlert to v2.60.2. Now the Rx offset advances in a scanning

There is a problem with WIN 10 (maybe win11 but I don't use) and the win10 monitor HDMI interface. Before the last Win10 update (Oct 2022) I had solved the issue of having the sound device change when

Thanks, I missed that when I was setting up on the new computer

Only if you've selected  Data/Pkt mode....Only if the rigs supports/works on Data/Pkt mode...Only on VFO-B if you use WSJTX-RC4... Mike W9MDB

Bob, It should if you have selected Data/Pkt on the Radio tab. I interface with Commander from DX Labs and have never encountered this problem. WSJT-X>Commander>IC7610 via USB direct. I have my Baud

Sometimes when I am in F/H mode, decoding seems to stop. If I return to "normal mode", decoding starts again. Any thoughts? Thanks!

Martin, Based on my understanding of A/D converters (from my long experience in pro audio), I've long run audio drive from the radio to WSJT-X for decoding so that WITH STRONGEST SIGNALS PRESENT, the

The tests I did on my 7610, subsequently confirmed when Rob NC0B tested his 7610, revealed that, with AGC off, the rig's audio output, either on the ACC socket or via the USB codec, starts to distort

Doesn't WSJTX put the radio in DATA-U mode when changing frequencies? Or am I just remembering incorrectly?

Hi Pete, This is a mistake I experienced. I had a USB connection between IC-7100 (built in audio and CAT interface) and PC. Whenever the RF power exceeded 50W, the USB connection would stop and the

Hah! Found it. 17m had switched modes and was in USB not Data-U. Duh!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm using an FTDX101MP, and haven't touched anything on it since I switched to the new computer, I checked the power slider and it's at max. It really looks like WSJTX is keying the transmitter but

Make sure the power slider is up on 17M too. Otherwise you might have lost a band on the rig. Mike W9MDB