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!important; } Need some help or suggestions here - running a compiled r6707
version on a Raspberry Pi 3 under Raspian Jessie. I start WSJT-X v
Hi Steve,
some time ago I write a message on generic tooltips that tell simply
"jt65 parameters"
Your two answers (this, and a previous) are perfect and ready to be send
to asciidoctor for the manual
Il 29/05/2016 16:31, Steven Franke ha scritto:
> Bob,
>
> Two pass decoding is intended for
Hi Bill,
RR - that’s very helpful. Thanks!
Steve
> On May 29, 2016, at 5:21 PM, Bill Somerville wrote:
>
> On 29/05/2016 23:07, Steven Franke wrote:
>> Turns out that the microphone input does not work when I run the program
>> that way (although sound out to the speaker does work).
>>
>> If,
On 29/05/2016 23:07, Steven Franke wrote:
> Turns out that the microphone input does not work when I run the program that
> way (although sound out to the speaker does work).
>
> If, instead, I use “open wsjtx.app” from within the wsjtx_install directory,
> then microphone input works. Of course,
Hi Bill,
> we've had no other reports of broken built-in sound devices on OS X so I
> suspect finger trouble somewhere.
Mmm. Finger trouble, it was.
For debugging purposes, I have been writing intermediate results to files from
within the fortran routines. To get away with that on the mac, I
On 29/05/2016 16:36, ag...@comcast.net wrote:
> Yesterday afternoon, the program give me a message: Hamlib collision
> while trying to get the vfo.
Hi Luis,
one thing you must do with Icom rigs is disable "CI-V Transceive Mode"
in the rig's SET MENU. This is necessary because that mode generate
On 29/05/2016 16:36, ag...@comcast.net wrote:
> I did change the setting from HRD option to just IC7000. The WSJT-X
> Started to decode right away. I had many stations worked. Yesterday
> afternoon, the program give me a message: Hamlib collision while
> trying to get the vfo.
HI Luis,
that er
hi Bill,
>
> how is your rig connected to your laptop? Does the rig go to Tx mode and
> return to Rx mode when it should? Is this only with WSPR Tx or are other
> modes causing the same issues?
>
it's connected via USB. Both CAT and SOUND. They are an IC7100 and/or 7600.
Both show the same.
The
On 29/05/2016 16:16, Roeland Jansen wrote:
> If I start wsjt, all goes fine. RX is good, switching bands is good,
> waterfall is good.
> However if I switch to one time TX for instance with the WSPR mode, the
> following RX always fails, The waterfall all over sudden is 'blank' --
> e.g. does not
all,
in a recent chat with Michael Black, about wsjt and linux I decided to ask
the question here.
I am running opensuse leap 42.1 on a moderately slow laptop.
The version taken is wsjtx-1.6.0.r6263-1.21.x86_64
but the 'official builds' on the website also exhibits the
same issue.
If I start ws
Bob,
Two pass decoding is intended for use in situations with multiple overlapping
JT65 signals. The program makes two passes across the data. In the first pass
after each signal is decoded we know what symbols were transmitted. We use this
information to create a noiseless version of the rece
On 29/05/2016 15:06, Bob KD7YZ wrote:
> and 2 pass decoding ?
Hi Bob,
two pass decoding is a clever decoding process that Steve first
implemented for WSPR IIRC and then implemented for JT65. It does a
normal decoding run and then synthesises facsimiles of the decoded
signals and subtracts them
For shipping audio around within OS X, highly recommend Rogue Amoeba’s
“Loopback.”
Does the trick extremely well.
George J Molnar
KF2T | AFA9GM
Twitter: @GJMolnar
SUPPORT HR-1301 & S-1685
http://www.arrl.org/amateur-radio-parity-act
> On May 29, 2016, at 07:25, Bill Somerville wrote:
>
> O
On 29/05/2016 13:30, Steven Franke wrote:
Have you checked the channel selection in WSJT-X? I'm not sure if the
>audio input on a Mac is stereo but maybe you have only wired to one channel.
Yes, I have tried Mono, Left, and Right settings. The Both setting is greyed
out. Occasionally, I’ll get
and 2 pass decoding ?
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AmSat LM#901
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On 29-May-16 0955, Steven Franke wrote:
> The best way to get a feel for the
> differences between using the robust (1-bit) correlation is to save a
> batch of files and then decode them both ways, i.e. once with Robust
> sync disabled and again with it enabled.
thanks Steve !
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73,
Bob KD7Y
Hi Bob,
Robust sync is an experimental feature designed for use on HF where very strong
signals may cause strong AGC action. When a strong signal starts transmitting,
AGC may cause the gain to be significantly reduced. The resulting large change
in noise level at the beginning and end of a stro
Can anyone point me to Docs containing Info on some of the esoteric
settings in 1.7-devel ? I see Robust Sync, among other settings, but
can't find what I should set there.
thanks 'Implementors'
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Bob KD7YZ
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AmSat LM#901
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Hi Bill,
> Have you checked the channel selection in WSJT-X? I'm not sure if the
> audio input on a Mac is stereo but maybe you have only wired to one channel.
Yes, I have tried Mono, Left, and Right settings. The Both setting is greyed
out. Occasionally, I’ll get a transient when I switch modes
On 29/05/2016 03:01, Steven Franke wrote:
> As far as I can tell from reading earlier messages on the list, recent
> problems with OS X audio have been reported, but they all involved USB sound
> devices and not the built-in microphone.
Hi Steve,
the problems have involved spontaneous switches
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