Sorry Ed, I still can't see what you're trying to achieve by moving your Rx frequency away from the Tx frequency of the CQ'ing station you want to contact. If you see a station calling CQ and you want

#FT8

Why would you not want your Rx frequency to move to the frequency of the station whose CQ you're replying to? I realise that you'll still see the decodes of the other station in the Band Activity wind

#FT8

Running v2.3.1 r0e7224 on a Win 10 PC (Dell 3070, i7-9700 CPU @ 3GHz with 16G RAM and 256G SSD). In recent days I've been leaving WSJT-X with my 'FT8 Hound mode' configuration active, monitoring 12m o

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If you're using JTDX then you're asking your questions in the wrong forum - try addressing them to the JTDX community.

#FT8 #transmit #Cat_RigControl

Hi again Steve, glad that you found the cause of the issue. You might want to try setting up different configurations for standard FT8 operation, FT8 Hound operation, and standard FT4 operation. By us

#FT4

Hi Steve, you haven't inadvertently left WSJT-X configured as a 'Hound' via the Settings > Advanced > Special Operating Activity settings, have you? Although I've never tried it there doesn't seem to

#FT4

It is indeed your log and you can enter QSOs into it on whatever basis you choose, but by not logging a QSO when you send your RR73 you're potentially not logging perfectly valid QSOs. The final 73 th

#FT8

Hi Jim, glad to hear that you've got things working again but your reference to the speaker being muted has got me puzzled - have you got your SignaLink set as the default audio device for Windows? I

#Cat_RigControl

Currently you don't need to do all that; using Configurations you can: Click Configurations (on the main menu) Highlight the configuration you've previously created - let's call it 'FT8 Hound' - and c

#FoxAndHound

Completely unnecessary (IMO) - it's already straightforward enough to switch between standard and F/H mode using separate configurations that also make it possible to have separate frequency 'banks' f

#FoxAndHound

Hi Derek, for detailed information about installing and setting up the Meinberg NTP client, take a look at the material provided by David Taylor GM8ARV at: https://www.satsignal.eu/ntp/setup.html 73

#Timesync

Hi Alan, yes the Time Server Monitor utility app works fine on 64-bit Win 10 PCs. Task Manager shows it as a 32-bit app. From what I can recall, I think the TSM utility needs to be run as administrato

#Timesync

For those folks using the Meinberg NTP app, there's an associated nice little utility called NTP Time Server Monitor that's also downloadable from the Meinberg website. Its GUI shows all the details a

#Timesync

I agree that the statuses of this weekend's 'FT4 DX Contest' and also last year's 'FT4/8 DX Contests' in Feb/Mar and April 2020 respectively do seem rather strange... Last April I emailed a log for th

#FT4

Just to add my recent experiences to this thread... In late October 2020 I commissioned a new PC for my 'radio' apps - the PC is a Dell 3070 with an i7-9500 CPU, 16G RAM and a 512GB SSD, running (64-b

#install

Ok John, understood. Sounds like J28PJ was a 'genuine' Fox so I can't explain why your rig didn't QSY down to the Fox's frequency when you were called, unless there was some sort of temporary glitch i

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John: That sounds like the stations calling 4U1UN weren't correctly configured to use Hound mode, with the consequence that their stations wouldn't automatically QSY down to the 4U1UN Fox's Tx frequen

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If the QSOs were on one of the standard FT8 frequencies, eg. 14074kHz or whatever, then I don't believe the HI station could have been using the WSJT-X Fox & Hounds mode because, as far as I'm aware,

#FT8

Your Tx frequency will only move to the calling station's frequency if you DON'T have 'Hold Tx Freq' checked. When it is checked then your Tx frequency WON'T move when you double-click on the calling

#FT8

Hi Bobby, it's usually preferable not to transmit on the frequency of the station you're calling or working; the generally-recommended practice is to have the 'Hold Tx Freq' option checked and to plac

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