It should stay on whatever frequency you put it on - UNLESS you cause it to move by clicking on the waterfall, (control click, etc.) By the way, you should not be transmitting and receiving on the

OK gents, thanks for your time in replying. I guess we’ll never know why it worked perfectly before. 73

Hi Ron, You could get a better service from a JTDX list as on this WSJT-X list there are mainly WSJT-X users and experts. We know very little about JTDX specialities. 73, Reino OH3mA

Joe, As I just said, you can colour it one way if you’ve not worked before, and default to colour it another way. By implication the default is “worked before”. 73 Phil GM3ZZA. Sent

Hi Niel...yes, the Red bracket and the Green bracket line up at whatever frequency I decide to use, using the double-click on the waterfall...I shut off Auto Seq, and the "Locked Tx-Rx" is colored

Hi Phil, It’s because if you have worked the DXCC or station before it will be one of the other colours. If none of those is selected it will colour in the default CQ. The implication is then

JTAlert has both an explicit "B4" (Settings -> Alerts -> Worked B4) and and CQ (Settings -> Alerts -> CQ) alert/colors. The B4 overrides all other alerts. 73, ... Joe, W4TV

As one of the developers has told you several times - *THERE IS NO B4 COLOR IN WSJTX*. I have gone back to version 2 and checked - there is no B4 color in any version 2, version 3 *or* version 4

There is no PTT from WSJTX with Signalink! Signalink is an audio card with built-in VOX. Use the "VOX" setting in WSJTX. 73, ... Joe, W4TV

Pete, the SignaLink USB is not a CAT interface, if you do not have a separate CAT interface between your rig and PC then you must select "Settings->Radio->None" in WSJT-X. Use the "Tune" button on

#audioissues Running kenwood 140s With signal link usb hooked to back of radio Having issues getting wsjt-x running with my signal link. All settings set up and it works this way in fldigi I keep

Another confusion about JTAlert is having to move that 'Calling CQ' color bar. Not necessary, just have it checked in the color list. However that's the one you can change the

I don’t use JTAlert, I was just using B4 in place of before. Before my wsjtx crash, when I worked a station calling CQ, it was stored in the .adi file. The next time that station called CQ it showed

The others are: that you're not on a 'normal' FT8/FT4 frequency for that band; WSJT-X locks them out. And that you'll only see the HOUND stations replying on the ODDs only, and the FOX

Assuming one can "see" the calling and working stations, watching to see if the DX is TX down around 300 - 500 Hz, the calling stations above 1000 Hz (except for those not knowing how to use F/H) then

Yes Gary – that’s what I stated: WSJT-X via JTAlert. Larry / W1DYJ

*THERE IS NO B4 COLOR IN SETTINGS -> COLORS* The only way one gets a specific color for B4 is with JTAlert. 73, ... Joe, W4TV

Correction ... its not the B4, but the Calling CQ color bar. Slight confusion with JTAlert terminology. Neil, KN3ILZ

It must be my age. In settings >Colours>Decode Highlighting, what IS the box that shows worked B4?

sri, meant thanks Bill and Joe :-)