Ron, the Tx watchdog is designed to protect your transmitting equipment. If you wish to reset the watchdog then any mouse-click anywhere in the WSJT-X main window will do so, even on the

The problem is that the watchdog also times out when sending CQ multiple times. It is cumulative - not per transmission. It would be MUCH better to limit the number of re-transmissions to

Max transmits are in Settings/General -- bottom right where it says "Tx watchdog " it's by minutes instead of tranmissions so just multiply by 2 for FT8 transmissions. de Mike W9MDB

Is there a way to set the minimum allowable signal? I have discovered that many times when I repeatedly resend a report to a station, they were at least -18db, and then faded out. Alternatively, is

Had a very similar problem although with a different rig. My IC-746 did the same thing - I would call or answer a CQ, and then wouldn't be able to decode the other station for several

What rig do you have? Another option with an ic7100 found he had to turn off AGC de Mike W9MDB Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android

Hey folks...I thought I'd cross post this from another site to pick as many brains as possible. It's pretty perplexing. If I'm simply monitoring with WSJT-X, the decoding happens like clockwork every

I run ALC in middle or full scale where showing heavy bar on my 7300's . I have 2 of them. Made thousands of FT8 contacts, but haven't tried MSK144. I have never had a complaint on signals. 73 de Bill

Got it working, SH (Short Hand) was checked by default. Nick G0HIK

I've just had an FT8 QSO, with no problem. Is there a setting for MSK144 I need ? Nick G0HIK

I used to use FT8 and MSK144 a year or so ago, I had a rest and now am wanting to get back to it. I've upgraded to the latest Ver of WSJT-x 2.01. I sent out a CQ using MSK144, a station came back ,

Hello All, I’ve been tied up with issues due to the major snow fall (feet of snow) this last week or so. I saw Joe’s release of 2.0.1 but I’ve simply not had time to build the package and

Hi Ken, the package names you list are RPM package names but Linux Mint is a Debian based system, I would expect you to have to install similar packages with names like qtmultimedia5-dev and

Ken, 1) the library development package you probably want in place of qt5libmultimedia-dev is qtmultimedia5-dev, and similarly for the other libraries, but check with synaptic. 2)

Hi, after upgrading from wsjt-x 2.0 to wsjt-x 2.0.1 it seems that the LotW data is not uploaded automatically. So the CQ lines are not colored for LotW. I have to manually fetch the data within the

You can use the WSJTX.LOG file. Import it into a logging proram that can accept comma delimited files, then export to ADIF. I strongly recommend that you interface to one of the logs that JTAlerts

When attempting to compile from source - the dependency list indicates the modules qt5libmultimedia-dev, qt5libserialport-dev and their dependencies. On my Linux Mint 19.1 machine with Qt 5.12.1

Today when I ran WSJT-X 2.0.1 I noticed a problem. A lot of the stations I decoded showed up as not ever worked by me. I checked the WSJTX_log.adi and found that the file had a start date of

Hi The encoding for JT65 and JT9 are the same across all versions. Bo

Thank you for your answer Bo, I am aware of the differences between JT65, JT9 and FT8. I just wondered if this is normal because there was no problem at all when I was using version 1.9.1 and earlier.