NTP really is the gold standard, available on just about any platform, and pretty much trivial to configure. (Yes, I know that some have had issues with Meinberg NTP on Whin*, but on review, that almo

#Timesync

Sorry, but *what* won't connect? The SingalLink is for audio only - what are you doing for control? And can you see any receive signal or decode? - Tim

#Kenwood

Run "which wsjtx" in a shell and the system will tell you. It all depends on how it was installed - you could put it anywhere.

#linux

I guess it depends on the radio . . . On my Yaesu, the exact oppositemis the case.

#FoxAndHound

I guess I would take your statement one more step . . . Always use "split" if your rig will support it. If not, use "fake it". ("Fake it" is, after all, an approximation to allow a single VFO radio to

#FoxAndHound

Sounds normal from here . . . It is just keeping the audio from your computer/WSJTX in the radios passband, and adjusting freq correspondingly to output the signal where you set it. IE, mod at 1500, f

#FoxAndHound

Anything that requires an external audio interface . . .

#FST4

Compile it yourself, and it will run on pretty much anything . . . I have built and run all from 2.4.x to current on a 32 bit system running and older version of Slackware. WSJTX compile dependencies

#NewUser

Uh, remote display can be done . . . (but again, not likely worth it . . .)

#linux

It really depends on what components you choose to load. I think that just about any distribution could be made to fit, but with that small of a RAM footprint, I'm not sure that anything will run well

#linux

That is close on name . . . I have two that are a couple years apart, and the device names vary a bit anyhow.

#pulseaudio #linux #Kenwood #WSJTX_config

Hmmmm . . . both not working would tend to point to choosing the wrong device. I'm using a SignalLink with Pulse and all is fine (not on Ubuntu, but that is pretty irrelevant, since they diidn't write

#pulseaudio #linux #Kenwood #WSJTX_config

You still need something like NTP to smoothly manage your clock, even with a time source like that. GPS or not, if it step adjusts, you may have problems.

#Cat_RigControl #AudioIssues #Icom

Glad to hear it, and thanks for the update(s)!

#Yaesu

Have you tried any other speeds? In all the searches I have done on your combo, folks seem to be running 4800 . . . Wondering if WSJTX might be orking the higher speeds . . . Just a thought . . .

#Yaesu

Baud rate on the radio (item #32, iirc) and on the computer?

#Yaesu

Well, unless you set the compile to the same install path . . . (or remove it if you choose to install the binary blob later).

#linux

Keep in mind that most of these dependencies are due to the specific build/package being used, and not the code version itself! I have run everything from, iirc, 2.5.2 through current on an older Linu

#linux

If you see the SignaLink USB audio device in Windows, dig down and find the tests for it and see if you have signal there. Also make sure that Windows has not decided to mute the device for you, or th

#AudioIssues

Audio and control are typically not the same device - check your audio config.

#AudioIssues