Nope -- not the same.... iburst reduces the polling time to speed up the initial correction.-G allows any initial correction to be stepped instead of slewed where normally < 128ms is slewed and not

Hi :) yeah... I am about to install the latest unstable version. will take some time, because I have to do a major linux update first .. I hope that helps. Am 09.10.2022 um 08:42 schrieb Alex

I have the same problem, never found a fix, I just use FLrig for CAT You can select FLRig as the radio in WSJTX. Dan KC2STA

Well I have done some more experimenting thinking it might have something to do with the sound card. I am running Win 11 on a Dell Inspiron 16 5625 with the latest version of wsjt running. I can

Some strong ones are as wide as 3/4 inches! I'm used to traces about 1/4 inch wide. How to reduce them? Hi Bill With that information available I know two possibilities. The first one is simply

You don't say, but I assume Windows? Is it possible Windows did an update behind the scenes? Try selecting some other audio device and then switching back to the IC7610 codec. When you uninstalled

Hi Mike Does the -G do the same thing as the iburst do in the configuration file? It is included in all examples. 73, Reino OH3mA

I'm no expert, but here's my $0.02 worth: What version of hamlib are you using? The error message seems to be indicating that you have set the software to use the FT-817 as the backend (the rig

Jeff, Read this thread, https://wsjtx.groups.io/g/main/topic/89149220#32275 Bruce N7XGR

The SignaLink is quite susceptible to local noise. One solution many do is aluminum foil on the front and back panels that connects with the case to provide better shielding. I've also seen computers

I just noticed that WSJT-X shows an audio level of 20 dB with my radio and Signalink USB interface both turned off. However, the level drops to 0 dB if I lower the Windows level control on the USB

PC is running Win 11. I downloaded the 64 bit openSSL. Wsjt-x is is the 64 bit version, v.2.5.4. --Jeff, K6JW

Yes. All instructions followed and still got the error. Finally, I just downloaded the csv file, which works but, I presume, won't automatically update despite my installing the files suggested in

Never used it anyhow, myself . . . if I need to step, I use ntpdate (part of the ntpd package) to step before ntpd starts . . . . (More than one way to skin that cat). For that matter, if ntpd is

For Alan G4ZFE, With D4 set to 15 minute updates/checks, and having no issues with regard to missing decodes, I checked time.is before and after the session, which lasted around 1 hr 45 mins, and at

That worked. I overlooked it.

I started on digital about 6 months ago learning how to operate psk31 and FT8 etc. I mainly operate a IC7610 with Ham Radio Deluxe as my CAT program along with HRD Logbook and WSJT-X. A few days ago I

Somehow the waterfall traces changed to very wide. They look like the signals that are severely overdriven. Some strong ones are as wide as 3/4 inches! I'm used to traces about 1/4 inch wide. How to

That did it. Thanks.

One thing I noticed about Meinberg is that they are missing the -G option at startup.  The -G allows an initial step correction where the -g just allows ntpd to keep running when it's off by too