Did you download/install the USB driver? https://www.icomjapan.com/support/firmware_driver/2417/ Mike W9MDB

#Icom

55Hz is deliberately set to determine the rig's frequency resolution which can be 1, 5, 10, or 100Hz.It then resets it back. Mike W9MDB

#FreqCal #Calibration

Measure mode is part of WSJT-10 -- not WSJT-X. Mike W9MDB

#JT65

Rename C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Local\HamApps That will start a new configuration. Mike W9MDB

#windows11

Are you on MacOS too Rich?For Windows it's usually a matter of turning of USB Suspend in the USB device drivers Power Management.https://www.partitionwizard.com/partitionmagic/usb-selective-suspend.ht

#transmit

And if you reduce power by lowering the WSJT-X power slider does it still drop? Mike W9MDB

#transmit

No...WSJT-X does nothing with time synchronization -- that's up to the OS. I've got two utilities on my QRZ page -- TimeFudge for Windows and timefudge.c for Unix/Linux. Both of which allow small chan

#Cat_RigControl

I did recently put an extra delay for the K3 on band switching which seems to take a long time.... So if you want to try the latest DLL hopefully it behaves better.http://n0nb.users.sourceforge.net/ A

#IssueReport

Does WSJT-X show the rig in split mode all the time? If so this version should fix it. https://www.dropbox.com/s/7aejdv74nfjxr0q/libhamlib-4.dll?dl=0 Please send another log -- we've just about got th

#Cat_RigControl

I've seen this before too...been going on for a long time. If you're seeing it more right now please download the latest DLL and start collecting debug info like this: http://n0nb.users.sourceforge.ne

#IssueReport

The LOTW download will be missing any DXCC card checks you had done. That's a separate download from the DXCC awards page and that download does not contain time so you can't just import it. DXCC's co

#logging

Just need to know everything works OK. I'll be sending out a new email soon for more testing. Hamlib 4.5 is close to being release and I am trying to clean up some unnecessary warnings. Mike W9MDB

#Cat_RigControl

The LOTW file does not contain time. Mike W9MDB

#logging

Not much. Parsing is pretty fast. Mike W9MDB

#logging

Fake It or Rig Split has two purposes. #1 Keeps your audio in the 1500-2000Hz range above the suppressed carrier which means any 3rd order or higher harmonics will be 4500Hz or higher outside your ban

#Cat_RigControl

If you don't have a backup (which you should try to do in the future) looks like your QRZ logbook would get you close at least. You've got 1934 QSOs on there. Go to your logbook and click Settings --

#logging

One test you could that would help -- need to find out if the FTDX10 can change frequency while transmitting. So if you change offset by more than 500Hz while transmitting does the rig change frequenc

#Cat_RigControl

If you could install the latest hamlib as explained earlier in this thread and send me the debug file too it would be appreciated. Mike W9MDB

#Cat_RigControl

The proper setting for a 7300 is 0dB on the Windows playback level (right-click the level slider and choose dB).The input side of the 7300 usually works around 17%. That's what I've helped people set

#Icom #Windows10 #windows11 #FT8 #Cat_RigControl

I take it this doesn't happen very often? Please install the latest hamlib... New hamlib for Windows installation directions #1 Shut down WSJTX/JTDX #2 Download either the 32-bit or 64-bit DLL matchin

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