Ronnie... I think I understand what you want to do, and for me that would be a disaster. Logging the contact (or maybe a dozen or so) in wsjt-x then importing them into ACLog (My main, general and

Ooops, typo... meant pls release an RC3 (not 4). 73 - John - N7GHZ

I realize this is running late, but I sent a similar msg. 3 weeks ago. Just did the rtty ru practice session & out of about 14 qso's - a third did not transfer the log info sig rpt & location to the

Thanks for everyone's willingness to help, it is much appreciated. There is one single USB cable between the Digital mode interface and the laptop and I have four ferrite beads on that.

Yes, someone said it was to do with older Mac hardware. I can confirm that my Mac is 7 years old. I can live with it; it's just a minor annoyance. I've left it running in WSPR mode all night without

I understand what you are saying. When tab 2 is selected it shows in the Gen Msg line what is being sent. For those who that is not sufficient it then allows you to switch to tab 1 and you can

Hi Bill, the first thing you need to do is decide if you are using a serial port connection to SmartSDR for CAT control or if you are using a network connection. If you are using a serial port then

This may or may not help bear in mind unlike the old days of com ports with defined IRQs set by jumper or other means the modern USB connection com port number cn change depending on if you have added

I had that problem and solved it by reducing power to 25 watts and putting ferrites on all lines-antenna and sound card. The problem is reflected power back into the shack. You must tune your antenna

Many have seen it due RFI that disturbs USB traffic. First test could be a lower power or a dummy load. Standard cure seems to be ferrite common mode current choke e.g. multiple turns of the USB wire

Common mode RFI. Place the proper common mode chokes on your antenna feedlines where they enter the radio room and place a common mode choke on the USB cable between computer and transceiver. 73,

Bob & Wayne There was a poll a while back over tab2 - as there are a pile off issues with using it - the largish majority of users agree’d it should be scrapped. While the developers will be

It was removed as it was not being used by many, and caused a lot of users issues and confusion when trying to work contests and, I believe, DXPedition mode. Tab 1 actually provides a

Hamlib to FlexRadio - not connecting I am having trouble with WSJT-X connected to my Flex 6400 after a reset. WSJT was controlling the FlexRadio through the original setup as outlined in the

Austin, I had the same problems with both a MacBook Pro and an iMac. The research I did led me to the conclusion that it was a hardware issue. It would cause output to switch to the speaker daily.

Thanks Jim. Will study and do adjustments and get back to you. Also today I realize that I am around 500ft away from big electric power distribution lines. What really puzzle me is that it is only

Hi. The only bands that are not seen are on 1.8 Mhz, 3.5 Mhz, 144 Mhz, 440Mhz. All other bands show noise with worst in 10Mhz and 14Mhz

Had tried with multiple cables same luck. I just ordered a USB cable with a ferrite included. Should arrive next week. Will keep you posted.

I have a 705 connected via USB, it receives and decodes great. When WSKTX transmit it lose the connection to the PC. Had you guys seen this before?

I agree I LIKE TAB #2 LEAVE IT IN, people have a choice then if they want to use it. Are you listening developers??? Bob Bencsko - W7AMC Las Vegas, NV DM26