Lyn,
I guess I can understand the developers position. However, I can tell you I have had no problem using com0com which appears to be very well behaved. I will also say that I have had my problems with LP-Bridge. LP-Pan is not software. It's an IF to baseband with two outputs piece of hardware, in phase and quadrature phased streams. These run into a stereo sound card and those data are used for spectrum display, usually NaP3. LP-Bridge is software used for port sharing.

I take it that you are using a KX3. That means you do not need an LP-Pan as Elecraft had the foresight to give you I&Q base band data already. You just need to obtain a good stereo sound card and go.

The modes in WSJT should work fine in using VOX, but being able to read out and control the radio's frequency can be very helpful. Here's something to think about. Use a Signalink USB to connect to your KX3 for digital modes. It uses a USB connection to your computer and will key the transmitter when you tell the software to transmit. The Signalink uses an internal vox to know what to do and an acceptable sound card that will take the radio's audio and feed it to your digital software. You can plug a powered speaker into the Signalink's aux out and that will allow you to change modes without need to do anything that remove the mic and replace it with Signalink's mike cable. This allow greater ease in mode changing, and you can continuously monitor you received audio. Levels are set on the Signalink's front panel.

73,
Barry
K3NDM

------ Original Message ------
From: "Lynn W. Taylor, WB6UUT" <kx...@coldrockshotbrooms.com>
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: 9/4/2017 3:32:04 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] OT - WSJT-X & K3s

If I was on the WSJT development team, I'd say exactly what the developer said: they haven't tested everything, can't keep up with updates, don't recommend using port-sharing software.

LP-Pan sounds kinda awesome, but the first thing I would do (as someone who has been coding for a few decades) is to start with the absolute minimum necessary.

Won't WSJT work in VOX mode with no serial connection at all?

Start with the minimum possible, then add things one at a time.

73 -- Lynn

On 9/4/2017 12:01 PM, Barry wrote:

I have run JT-65 successfully using Win4K3 and com0com for port sharing and replication. All WSJT should want is a defined com port that it can use to control the radio. I haven't run JT-65 in a year, but as I recall I used VOX to initiate transmit. I will also say that I had some intermittent problems with LP-Bridge; I haven't seen any problems with my present set up in over a few years.
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