Tony, It's not that HRD can't accept what WSJT sends via UDP. WSJT sends a 4 character Grid Locator and I like to store a 6 character Grid Locator for more accurate Distance Calculations (mainly UK

One of the issues is that if you pulled the hamlib from the Ubuntu default repository, it is version 3.3. With that said... You can visit my website and download one of the build scripts. It will

Willie, Thanks, I am not using a Rasp Pi (using a desktop with UBUNTU) but this provides some good insight into the process of building. I will see if I can use this to get the newer version of hamlib

Except WSJT-X should be using a shared library by default....not static. Does "ldd wsjtx" show "libhamlib*" ?? Mike W9MDB

Reino: Yep that was the issue. I carefully edited the .ini file & we're back in business. 73, Ron - KJ5XX wrote:

Obviously the Windows DLLs won’t work on Linux. The instructions in the source tarball were too opaque for my knowledge base. I got some hints from http://www.kk5jy.net/wsjtx-build/ Here's what I

There's one "trick" to setting up Meinberg....don't click "Next:" too fast or it won't work. When you get to "Files have been installed...Please specify your configurations settings" You have to click

#1 Shut down WSJTX/JTDX #2 Download either the 32-bit or 64-bit DLL matching the 32/64-bit version of WSJTX/JTDX -- hopefully your browser doesn't block it but may warn you multiple times. If you can

Mike, Thanks. I am not yet familiar with how WSJT-X and Hamlib are built. Can I update Hamlib to fix this problem? Or would the WSJT-X version I am using be hardwired to a specific hamlib version?

Ron, Routers won't impact the operation of Meinberg or any other ntp program. With any ntp client you do need to set it to use ntp servers that are close to you and do not use default servers.

Also make sure that Noise Blaner and/or Noise Reduction is not enabled. 73's de Kari, oh2gqc

That should be fixed in the latest hamlib http://n0nb.users.sourceforge.net/ Mike W9MDB

Further work on this makes me think there is something wrong with FTDX-3000 CAT support in WSJT-X 2.5.4  Once I positively identified the correct COM port, and had all settings the same as those I

Best way to adjust level is just to dial your frequency down 4kHz or such and look for a quiet spot. Mike W9MDB

The audio level in the screen shot is quite high - above 60dB. I have noticed that when the audio level creeps above 60 that at some point nothing decodes. If nothing in your computer is boosting the

Josh, I'm starting to run out of ideas here... One more thing you could check is that radio's sound card sample rate and bit depth are set to 16 bit 48000

I get these comments once in a while, especially from friends. I think the lack of response is because most people don’t know how to use this feature. Bill WB6JJJ

The very same FEC and error detection are used as for any other message, so that's not a reason Yes, it should be in the RX frequency box. Most operators are at that moment already ready for calling

Hi Dean, I think it was Joe Subich, W4TV. I had the same problem hi 73 Barry gm4gif

Paul, No, that is not possible in the current version of WSJT-X. ( Unless - of course - you modify the program source and recompile.) 73's de Kari, oh2gqc