Bill, Wouldn't you know today it is refusing to crash. I have not made any overt changes to my setup. If it happens again I will send the log. 73, Chris KC3QPG

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Have you tried running at a lower RF output power to see if it does the same thing? Or run full power with a dummy load attached. That way you could make sure it's not related to stray RF coming into

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OM, so I can see what is happening put the attached file into your WSJT-X configuration files directory (~/.config/), restart WSJT-X, do the minimum steps to reproduce the issue, then quit WSJT-X. The

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I am running WSJT-X on a Raspberry Pi 400. This error occurs on both 2.3.1 and 2.40.-rc4 versions with Hamlib 4.1 installed. I am using a USB data cable with a ferrite and about 5 turns through it and

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Hi OM, make sure the selected TxN message is not blank. 73 Bill G4WJS.

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Sometimes the Enable TX button fails to "latch". It flashes red when I click it but doesn't enable. All other functions work fine including the test ptt and test cat. In order to get it working again

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Well it turned out not to be an RFI problem but good advice about grounding the computers, like others I haven't done that.

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Hi all, this issue is resolved, it was due to a transverter offset of +1,296.06 MHz being entered in WSJT-X "Settings->Frequencies->Station Information" for the 23cms band, as a result WSJT-X was tryi

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Dave, Ferrite installed, check... good. However, I think now you should tx into a dummy load, because I don't know of any radio that has a zero power output. The lowest is usually still a fraction of

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On 1296 MHz? Only if the antenna is in the shack pointed at the computer, or if shielding in the shack of the output of the power amp is broken (or if the amplifier's shielding is a train wreck). In a

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Like I said, folks who wouldn't know RFI if it built them you know where blame it for anything they don't understand. No, it does NOT sound like RFI. And RFI is one of my specialties. :) 73, Jim K9YC

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I just sent the file to George, hope he can figure it out cause I'm out of ideas.

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Yes it does sound like RFI, but it happens even if I reduce the power to zero. And I have ferrites on all my cables. Dave W7OJT

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RFI on 1296MHz? Sounds rather unlikely unless you really are running GigaWatts Dave, in which case I'd be more worried about your exposure levels to microwave radiation........ I think Bill's suggesti

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Hi Dave: Sounds like RFI from the radio into your computer. Suggest you investigate this possibility. Kevin VE7ZD

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Hi Dave, sounds like another example of R.F.I. ... Try putting ferrites on the USB cable, kb & mouse cables, coax, etc. 73 - John - N7GHZ

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My IC-9700 works fine with WSJTX on 144 but not on 1296. Receive works but if I try to transmit I get an error message, the band and frequency displays in the software are lost and the rig seems to br

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Fortran runtime knows all about it. What the runtime cannot do is to open a file from an nonexistent or inaccessible directory. 'Kari

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Interesting. That all sounds great. I wonder if anyone told the fortran runtime? Andy

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Hi Andy, AFAIK "/" has been "forever" a valid path separator in Windows. Thse switch separator is still "/" as well. It all depends if there is a whitespace or not, i.e. "a/b" == file b in directory a

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