That's really confusing, you have audio coming out of your monitor radio while WSJT-x is transmitting, so that's working. You more than likely have the audio levels set wrong, I'd guess too high as

This is an updated video showing what I have now after lots of installing, re-installing, changing cables, usb ports, etc etc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uPwciTcNdU You can see that if I play

Nik, When you start WSJT-X connected to the 710 and have in the WSJT-X Radio settings the Data/Pkt selected, what is indicated in the 710 display as to the mode? Does it have DATA-U? For others this

I think he may be thinking of when he did rtty before ( fsk) Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

WSJTX is set to use "2- USB Audio Device" for input and output which is the device that shows in device manager when the radio is plugged in. Hi Nick I would recheck all radio TX settings. Do you use

The Windows System Default is not. System default is my USB speakers. WSJTX is set to use "2- USB Audio Device" for input and output which is the device that shows in device manager when the radio is

Thanks. Tried the new DLL, selected the 710 from the drop down but then the CAT test fails with Hamlib error: rig_get_cache(434): vfo=VFOA, freq=0, mode=, etc etc 1:newcat_get_freq returning(-11)

Don't you require an external soundcard interface with the FT-450? Something like the SCU-17? Nick

Hi, thanks. I have my radio set as per your suggestions below. Swapping back to my 891 this morning and other than changing the radio model and the com port(s), the 891 works perfectly. So that sort

Thanks Randy, I seem to understand the need. In my mind all that is better to implement outside the WSJT-X itself also in future as it would make the UI more complicated. WSJT-X provides the decoded

I have exactly the same issue on my Yaesu FT450. The only difference I have is that when I run the setup it repeatedly only creates one com port. Interested to see any pointers.

Try this 64-bit DLL assuming you have 64-bit WSJTX. https://www.dropbox.com/s/7aejdv74nfjxr0q/libhamlib-4.dll?dl=0 If it still doesn't workPlease place this file as described

Use PSK mode and set MODE SOURCE to USB Also this 64-bit DLL now contains the FT-710. https://www.dropbox.com/s/7aejdv74nfjxr0q/libhamlib-4.dll?dl=0 Mike W9MDB

In C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Local\WSJT-X.ini Rename it and it will start a new config. Mike W9MDB

Dave, Apologies for the delay in responding! Your summary looks good to me. The real test is whether this works for others, of course! Regarding step 5: when I scroll down the webpage to the

Check that the Windows output device is /NOT/ the transceiver's codec!

Hi, Uninstallation keeps all user files in the log directory and don't affect to those at all. The WSJT-X.ini file contains all settings. You may go to the log directory using File menu 'Open log

I guess the question in the OP can be understood either way (referring to reviewing one cycle's worth of decodes or browsing back through a number of cycles). The functionality James seeks would seem

I understand the request in the OP differently than the other respondents apparently do. I take "review the contents of Band Activity" to refer, not to seeing the whole list of the most recent cycle's

Been through many of the Windows11 related messages but am stuck with the new computer. My laptop seized up . Desktop: Dell Optiplex 7010 - Radio: Yaesu FT-840 and separate cat & interface When