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Jamie WW3S
Anyone using WSJT or WSPR for the upcoming FMT?
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A Wallace <awallace@...>
Right on Bill. I use that setup with the serial port too...
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I can watch a band as well as a more modern rig on another band. Adrian VK5AW --------- Original Message --------
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Re: Control of FT726R
Butch Washer
I use an FT-736r no computer control either, an older MFJ sound card interface with serial keying. This setup work GREAT!! On FT8, if the band gets crowded, move up or down .500 or so. I run 100-150 on 6m, 2m and 70cm!
Butch N5SMQ On Apr 17, 2020, at 6:06 PM, D. Scott MacKenzie <kb0fhp@...> wrote: Thank you Bill – I hadn’t looked in detail on all the settings – and that will help me a great deal. I am not sure if the sensitivity of the radio is good enough, but might be worth a try while I am sitting at home. I have a 2M and 432 antenna (and amp) waiting to be used. I will give that a try.
Thank you again
Scott
From: WSJTX@groups.io <WSJTX@groups.io> On Behalf Of Bill Somerville
On 17/04/2020 22:51, D. Scott MacKenzie wrote:
Hi Scott, with the big knob on the front of the rig! Select "Settings->Radio->Rig->None" and "Settings->Radio->PTT Method->VOX", these are the defaults. Select the band or frequency you are going to use in WSJT-X before you make QSOs so that the correct band and frequency are recorded in the WSJT-X log files. Note that you can still use hardwired PTT rather than VOX if you wish, using a serial interface via the RTS or DTR signals. 73 |
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Re: Control of FT726R
Don Roden
I have the same problem with my S-Line.
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I go old school and use my fingers. Don W4DNR Quoting "D. Scott MacKenzie" <kb0fhp@...>: I have an older Yaesu FT-726R that does not have a computer interface. I |
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Re: Control of FT726R
D. Scott MacKenzie
Thank you Bill – I hadn’t looked in detail on all the settings – and that will help me a great deal. I am not sure if the sensitivity of the radio is good enough, but might be worth a try while I am sitting at home. I have a 2M and 432 antenna (and amp) waiting to be used. I will give that a try.
Thank you again
Scott
From: WSJTX@groups.io <WSJTX@groups.io> On Behalf Of Bill Somerville
Sent: Friday, April 17, 2020 5:56 PM To: WSJTX@groups.io Subject: Re: [WSJTX] Control of FT726R
On 17/04/2020 22:51, D. Scott MacKenzie wrote:
Hi Scott, with the big knob on the front of the rig! Select "Settings->Radio->Rig->None" and "Settings->Radio->PTT Method->VOX", these are the defaults. Select the band or frequency you are going to use in WSJT-X before you make QSOs so that the correct band and frequency are recorded in the WSJT-X log files. Note that you can still use hardwired PTT rather than VOX if you wish, using a serial interface via the RTS or DTR signals. 73 |
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On 17/04/2020 22:51, D. Scott MacKenzie
wrote:
Hi Scott, with the big knob on the front of the rig! Select "Settings->Radio->Rig->None" and "Settings->Radio->PTT Method->VOX", these are the defaults. Select the band or frequency you are going to use in WSJT-X before you make QSOs so that the correct band and frequency are recorded in the WSJT-X log files. Note that you can still use hardwired PTT rather than VOX if you
wish, using a serial interface via the RTS or DTR signals. 73 |
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Control of FT726R
D. Scott MacKenzie
I have an older Yaesu FT-726R that does not have a computer interface. I can use the VOX control to initiate transmit from the sound. How do I handle the control of the frequency (2M and 432 Mhz) since the rig doesn’t have computer control?
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Re: Special Spanish callsign - impossible to complete a QSO #bug #special callsign error
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Tom V. Segalstad
It should be possible to enter the special callsign in TX5 in WSJT-X?
I have seen that be done by visitors in other countries – like a year ago I worked EA7/LA9DL in Spain on FT8, when he gave his complete callsign in TX5 in WSJT-X.
Also I have worked a number of other stations with long callsigns doing the same.
73 & GL from Tom (LA4LN) With special callsign this year LN1V – rather keep the special callsigns short to minimize problems in WSJT-X.
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Fra: Bill Somerville
On 17/04/2020 18:05,
ea4ac.radio@... wrote:
Hi Cedric, the FT8/FT4/MSK144 protocols achieve the weak signal performance partially by limiting the amount of information exchanged. Calllsigns that do not meet the "standard" format supported by these protocols do have some extended support but only by squeezing the rest of the information passed to a minimum size, it is not possible to do that when two non-standard (in WSJT-X terms) callsigns wish to make a QSO. All I can suggest is that such stations make two QSOs, each in turn using their normal callsign. 73
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Re: Constand Rig Control Error
Gary - AG0N
On Apr 17, 2020, at 11:01, Phil Davidson <philcdav1948@...> wrote:Not necessarily. It can also mean he didn’t set the controls on the waterfall correctly. What’s correct? That’s a personal choice. I prefer a 30-32 on the meter (ambient noise with antenna pointed at the quietest direction). With that input setting, I set the display controls in WSJT-X so that there is only a very slight indication of background noise on the waterfall. Balance out the two controls for best desired contrast between no signals and normal strong signals. For the most part, it is subjective, but cranking the gain or contrast up will affect the waterfall negatively if not set correctly. It will not affect decoding however. Gary - AG0N |
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Re: Special spanish callsign - Imposible to permform a QSO using FT8
Bruce
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Bruce N7XGR
I have no idea why someone does not do a simple search to reveal this, Bruce N7XGR On Fri, Apr 17, 2020 at 2:17 PM Dennis Jacobson <n6ng@...> wrote: On Thu, Apr 16, 2020 at 04:48 PM, Bob Lewis wrote: |
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Re: Microphone going to sleep?
On Thu, Apr 16, 2020 at 04:48 PM, Bob Lewis wrote:
https://www.windowscentral.com/how-prevent-windows-10-turning-usb-devicesI'm running Windows 10 Pro and I don't have anything in the settings that says Hardware and Sounds.. I just have Sounds and nowhere do I have anything that says Power Options... I don't know what I'm not seeing. Dennis |
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Re: WSJTX with rig control
#WSJTX_config
Also, If you are using a signal link, make sure that the delay is not set, it will hang the transmit just enough to prevent the software from receiving the control signals from the rig for receive and thus cause an error. Drove me crazy for a while. Larry N8CWU On 4/16/2020 8:39 PM, Howard Kunkel
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Re: Constand Rig Control Error
Phil Davidson
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Sent: 17 April 2020 18:35 To: WSJTX@groups.io Subject: Re: [WSJTX] Constand Rig Control Error
Thanks for getting back Phil,
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Re: Special Spanish callsign - impossible to complete a QSO #bug #special callsign error
#IssueReport
#special
On 17/04/2020 18:05,
ea4ac.radio@... wrote:
Hi Cedric, the FT8/FT4/MSK144 protocols achieve the weak signal performance partially by limiting the amount of information exchanged. Calllsigns that do not meet the "standard" format supported by these protocols do have some extended support but only by squeezing the rest of the information passed to a minimum size, it is not possible to do that when two non-standard (in WSJT-X terms) callsigns wish to make a QSO. All I can suggest is that such stations make two QSOs, each in turn using their normal callsign. 73 |
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Special Spanish callsign - impossible to complete a QSO #bug #special callsign error
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In Spain from April 15th to the 30th, we can use the callsigns AMx95XXX, ANx95XXX or AOx95XXX to celebrate the 95th anniversary of the IARU. The “Unión de Radioaficionados Españoles” (Spanish Radio Amateurs Union) celebrates this anniversary with 10 special callsigns, AM95WARD, AM1WARD to AM9WARD. I have tried several times to complete a QSO using my AO495AC callsign with any other station with these special callsigns and the WSJT-X program does not allow me to complete a QSO, see screenshot. Can you please indicate what happens and how to solve it? I use WSJT-X version 2.1.2.0068F9
Thanks in advance. Cedric PuchalskiEA4AC ea4ac.radio@... |
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In Spain from April 15th to the 30th, we can use the the special callsigns AMx95XXX, ANx95XXX or AOx95XXX to celebrate the 95th anniversary of the IARU. The “Unión de Radioaficionados Españoles” (Spanish Radio Amateurs Union) celebrates this anniversary with 10 special callsigns, AM95WARD, AM1WARD to AM9WARD. I have tried several times to complete a QSO in FT8 using my AO495AC callsign with any other station with these special callsigns and the WSJT-X program does not allow me to complete a QSO, see screenshot. Can you please indicate what happens and how to solve it? I use WSJT-X version 2.1.2.0068F9
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Re: Constand Rig Control Error
Phil Davidson
Hi Bob. A noisy waterfall implies the ‘volume in’ is too high. Try reducing the sound card input.
Regards – Phil (G0DOR)
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Sent: 17 April 2020 17:28 To: WSJTX@groups.io Subject: Re: [WSJTX] Constand Rig Control Error
I'm having very similar problems with my Dell W10 and USB2 connection to IC7610.
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Re: Constand Rig Control Error
I'm having very similar problems with my Dell W10 and USB2 connection to IC7610.
I suspect the combination of computer noise (which is right across the waterfall), and a bit of RFI means that WSJT constantly throws in the towel. I've ordered a USB 1500v isolator to see if I can keep the two from interfering with each other. Let's see how it works, and I'll let you know. |
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