Better than a mouse chewing on the CAT cable.

#FT8

You could try using WSJT-X 2.5.0rc5 and check for the same problem, alternatively wait a couple of weeks until hamlib-4.3 is released and then the next WSJT-X version should have the updated hamlib wi

#Cat_RigControl

It's always worth looking at the release notes for each version, even if it is a beta/rc release. There are often bug fixes for things that are broken in the released version if the developers see it

#Kenwood #AudioIssues #txaudio

"KA9CAR John" <jdewey@...> wrote: Which version of WSJT-X? There was a bug related to tune and power control by-band settings that was fixed only in recent releases. I think that was during the 2.4

#Kenwood #AudioIssues #txaudio

That is not true, the 7300 Tx filter can be adjusted with individual control of low and high corner frequencies for SSB and SSB-D. I would think that the 7610 would be very similar.

#WSJTX_config

Constant envelope signals are not affected by ALC action unless it causes significant varying phase shifts through the Tx chain for phase modulated modes. If you have a significant PAPR then you want

#wsjt-x #WSJTX_config

It is worth pointing out that the capabilities of Jack and Pulseaudio are available in Pipewire which is currently under heavy development in Fedora and will undoubtedly spread to many other distros i

#general

On Tue, 2021-07-06 at 11:56 -0400, Brad, N8GLS wrote: There is some work going on to identify these problems and fix them. See https://github.com/Hamlib/Hamlib/commits/master and look at the recent co

#Cat_RigControl

http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~vj5y-tkur/6m/new_qrg.html See this link. Of course if you wish you can add a frequency to WSJTX yourself.

#modes

The new version is currently in the testing repo. I don't know why hamlib 4.2 is currently not available on F34, I built that myself. It may not matter but there were problems with earlier hamlib vers

#linux #install

A bug related to storage of per-band power and tune power has been fixed in 2.4.0, this is likely to have been the reason for clearing of the previously stored settings.

#txaudio

I think you should install the new GA version 2.4.0 as you are actually now 2 releases behind. There are some bugs fixed relating to this sort of problem so it would be better to assess it again with

#WSJTX_config #AudioIssues #macOS #NewUser

It's the rise time of the RF envelope that causes the clicks, because you are essentially truncating a continuous phase signal. Ramping the RF amplitude over 5-6ms or so prevents this, most radios can

#FT8

Indeed, but I can only see the arrow scroll button at the top of the list, I have positioned the settings window right at the top of my screen and the list extends off the bottom of the screen, I cann

#WSJTX_config #AudioIssues #linux

I share your pain, the problem I have is that the list you show above is not scrollable and so some entries appear below the screen edge and are not selectable without guesswork.

#WSJTX_config #AudioIssues #linux

Not sure how relevant this is, but on my Fedora system (both 33 and 34) some of the drop down lists in the UI don't show fully and do not seem to create a scroll bar. It is possible to use arrow keys

#linux