I'll just throw this into the pot: I use a variant of WSJT-X named 'WSJT-x Improved' by Uwe, DG2YCB. I use this variant only because of the different screen layouts that let me see more "Band

On 20/06/2021 17:55, Chris, HB9DFG wrote: Hi Chris, thanks for doing this objective analysis work, the examples would be very useful. Do you have any free Cloud storage

Note this can also be triggered by connecting and/or disconnecting from the Windows machine using RDP. Or, you know, cosmic rays, or phase of the moon. If you select

Hi Yvon, the issue you describe is often due to MS Windows deciding to power down USB audio devices it thinks are not being used. You must disable the power management options for each USB Hub Device

Hi Doug, if you have the "Settings->Radio->Mode->Data/Pkt" option checked then WSJT-X, via Hamlib, should be selecting USB-D (FIL 1) settings on you rig. Adjust the USB-D1 bandwidth on you rig to

Hi Yvon, There have been several threads on this type of problem. You just need to find the right keywords in search. However, I had a similar problem a couple of years ago now and it turned out

Hello, I apologize if this has already been covered but search didn't bring it up. After some time WSJT-X will stop sending audio. That time is variable. If I close the program and restart it, it

Hi Frederick, An alternative is not to use the Silab drivers. With the changes Apple made to MacOS extensions with Catalina (or was it Mojave?), I de-installed the Silab drivers and now let MacOS use

I had not used my Mac (2.6 GHz 6 Core i-7, with 16 Gb of RAM, running Big Sur 11.4), with WSJT, in several months. I installed 2.4, got the shared memory error message - which I corrected. Downloaded

I suspect this has been cpvered but I cannot find anything by searching the archives. I am using WSJT-X v2.4.0 with an IC7610, controlling everything through the USB port. Everything works fine, but I

I’m having a terrible time trying to get WSJTx going. The problem so far is with getting the CP210X driver installed correctly in my iMac computer. The driver installs OK like it supposed to do in

Hello all With interest I have read through this thread and I thought to myself: why shouldn't I test this as well with JTMS, since I assumed that all other programmes concerning the FT8 decoder

I have this. A cut/paste table from various sites. Far from complete I guess but a start. 73 Michel

Log recovered with the help of Paul, G4IJE. Thanks to all who responded.

Is there a list of 6M frequencies with modes and submodes listed anywhere? Sure would like to try some of them. I know about 50.275 for 30A and 50.235 for 120E. Any others. I see some reported on

Hi Fred, OK, understood. I was not aware that Log4OM had support for Hamlib. Yes that is a good configuration with those applications. 73 Bill G4WJS.

Bill, I got my answer in the Facebook group. All I needed to do was select "hamlib NET rigctl" in the "Radio" tab, to utilize rigctld. Log4OM can also talk to rigctld in its CAT control. I had been so

Fred, I do not understand what you are asking, can you clarify please? Log4OM is not compatabile with Hamlib AFAIK so you can use Hamlib to control your rig, or you can use Log4OM to control you rig.

I asked this on the Facebook group, but this question may be better suited here. Can WSJT-X on Windows 10 be configured to use hamlib/rigctld on the same machine, instead of its internal? What I would

Further investigation. The error window appears as the latest decodes are being posted to the left window. I have removed McAfee LiveSafe from the computer and am only using the windows 10 built in