Hello all,
well, most of the time we talk about functions - and functions making WSJT-X
outstanding.
Maybe someone who can dig deeper into the code takes an hour please and
starts to align the buttons and check boxes in the lower left corner.
Sorry, I am more the hardware guy ;-)
Just to name: '
ARGGHH ...
I've been following this discussion as a lurker generally agreeing that
adding colors to the graph would be effective, then saw this.
Really?Do you want to confuse more people by removing the input slider?
I had a discussion on the Yahoo JT65-HF list serv with a ham using
Hi All,
The slider next to the level meter only seems to affects the wide graph's
waterfall when "flatten" is off. To avoid others this confusion would it be
better to scrap that slider and just use the sliders on the wide graph?
Regards ... Tony VK2AJF
On 7 March 2017 at 11:21, Black Michael
No...not with no antenna connectedinstead with antenna connected and quiet
period of no signal on top of the noise (like the 50-60 second time period for
JT modes).
de Mike W9MDB
From: KI7MT
To: WSJT software development
Sent: Monday, March 6, 2017 6:51 PM
Subject: Re: [wsjt-dev
Hi Mike, Edson,
I just built the latest revision today (r7599) and was wondering the
same or similar things.
Am I correct is assuming that, we set the audio input with say, no
antenna connected, to about the 30 Level on the scale now?
I use an external interface, and I had to cut back on the inp
Hi Mike,
How should the level slider in the MainWindow and the Waterfall Gain in the
Wide Graph window be adjusted? Although they interact with each other, one
of them seem redundant now.
73, Edson PY2SDR
On Mon, Mar 6, 2017 at 9:21 PM, Black Michael wrote:
> The slider adjusts the waterfalls
Hi Keith,
The audio codec used int he FT-991 is a Burr Brown (Texas Instruments)
PCM2903B. The PCM290x chips suffers from a spur at every one kHz when the
input level is low. I have built a few home made audio interfaces with
these chips and all of them suffer from this spur. The only way to mitig
Joe, other colleagues,
been following this interesting discussion for some time. WSJT-X allows
one to set the colour for message classes, presumably in recognition of:
*1)* red/green colour blindness;
*2)* colour blindness related to other perceptual axes;
*3)* the need to allow ope
The slider adjusts the waterfalls now like it always did. The effect on the
meter was confusing too many people when setting audio so that was
disconnected.On the fast graph the slider controls both the spectrum and
waterfall...and just the waterfall on the wide graph.
de Mike W9MDB
From
Hi Joe,
It looks very good here. But this is only a subjective opinion from someone
with ageing eyes. Suggestions from other developers should also be
considered.
I like the way the level meter behaves now. Disconnecting my antenna, the
level drops down to about 7-8 dB. With the antenna connected
Hi Edson,
Revision 7599 uses QColor(85,170,85) for "normal" and QColor(232,81,0)
(a dark orange) aof "too low".
I think the dark orange is an improvement. Not so sure about the
gray-green, but perhaps others will like it ??
-- Joe
On 3/6/2017 4:06 PM, Edson W. R. Pereira wrote:
> Hi
Hi Joe,
I've compiled the SVN head and am using it. The level meter color looks
good, but it may be a little better if the green could be a little darker
to have better contrast with the widget grey background. Can you try a
QColor(85,170,85) and see if it looks ok for you?
I agree with Keith's c
Hi all,
I'm sorry but for some reason, I haven't received Michael's email from the
list so can't keep this in the original thread.
Michael Black replied :-
What directions are you following to install JTSDK?
Here's the best that I know of
https://media.readthedocs.org/pdf/jtsdk-win/latest/jts
HI Joe,
On my MacBook with direct USB interface to an FT-991, by adjusting Menu 73
‘DATA OUT LEVEL’ right down to 0, I can get the bar to show the yellow with the
meter at around 5dB level. Against the grey background the yellow does
somewhat appear white and I suspect some users may miss the
The "ugly green spot" means your rig is connected and gets an "S" in it when
you're in split mode.Nothing to do with level controls.
de Mike W9MDB
From: Wolfgang
To: WSJT software development
Sent: Monday, March 6, 2017 1:03 PM
Subject: Re: [wsjt-devel] Cumulative patch
Re: [wsjt
Title: Re: [wsjt-devel] Cumulative patch
Hello Joe,
Monday, March 6, 2017, 7:40:10 PM, you wrote:
> Please let us know what you think of the changes made in r7597 to the
> audio level meter. In particular, to the color(s) used for the
> thermometer bar.
- good idea - looks good.
Just wonde
I noticed you removed the low/high/clip indicator.
You don't think users might want to know when these conditions occur? In
particular clipping? I also thought having the text indicators helps the color
blind people.
Also thought we could add another peak indicator like the one for noise that
Hi Edson and all,
On 3/3/2017 11:09 AM, Edson W. R. Pereira wrote:
> Since I was the one who implemented the level meter, I have a
> suggestion: Please don't make the level meter change colors depending of
> the dB level. It makes it rather difficult to read for those of us with
> not so good eye
Hi Dan,
You should be able to install Msys, with autotools, to the default
C:\MinGW or whatever it is these days. After which you'd need to copy a
couple of files from the original /msys/etc folder (for mount points and
such) and edit one file to update a path for the new installation of
MSYS.
What directions are you following to install JTSDK?
Here's the best that I know
ofhttps://media.readthedocs.org/pdf/jtsdk-win/latest/jtsdk-win.pdf
It should not take hours...unless you're running one heck of a slow computer.
More like 20-30 minutes.
Did we ask what OS you're on?
de Mike W9MDB
Hi Greg and thanks for the reply.
OK - tried building hamlib3 from MSYS
1st time - stackdump after 2 hours
2nd time - I stopped the program after 10 hours
3rd time - I also added pipe output to hamlib3-build.log file and got -
stackdump + hamlib3-build.log file with not a lot in it. It took 4 ho
Bill,
I actually do understand, and thank God for the Bill's and Greg's of this
world. My development efforts these days revolves around PHP and the PhpED
editor. A much more dragon free environment. Of course it is programming
and as such will never be completely dragon free. Remember the old
On 06/03/2017 14:51, Dan Malcolm wrote:
> What to do? Since I have the MinGW Installation Manager I guess I could
> install everything it offers, but it may be installed in the wrong place to
> do any good. Thinking of our email exchanges it seems you expect a lot of
> utilities to be available a
For a quick test just rename your mingw directory...you probably have C:\MINGW
or such.
It may be conflicting.
de Mike W9MDB
From: Dan Malcolm
To: 'WSJT software development'
Sent: Monday, March 6, 2017 8:51 AM
Subject: Re: [wsjt-devel] Hamlib3 compile error
Bill,
This is getting
Bill,
This is getting ridiculous. I really appreciate your patience and
expertise, but it seems that what is supposed to be there just isn't. Now I
can run rebaseall from dash.exe but not as /bin/rebaseall, but as rebaseall.
In addition rebaseall errors out saying it can't find 'lib'. I am also
On 06/03/2017 03:50, Dan Malcolm wrote:
> Got that and installed it. MIngw-get still failed but a search found the
> program under C:\JTSDK\mingw32\bin so I used the full path from the JTSDK
> MYS prompt. That ran and seemed to install a few pages. Closed all JTSDK
> windows and then found dash.
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