Fat fingers hit the wrong key. here;s the whole thing
If your serial interface uses the older Prolific 2303 chipset it may be
running into a common driver problem with this component. Evidently at
some point Prolific modified their driver to test for and disable the
counterfeit Chinese versions
If your serial interface uses the older Prolific 2303 chipset it may be
running into a common driver problem with this component. Evidently at
some point Prolific modified their driver to test for and disable the
counterfeit Chinese versions of the chip. You can do a search for the
earlier versio
Look at device manger?
On Nov 15, 2017 6:02 PM, "Gilbert Baron" wrote:
> WSJT and DXLABS PSK31 Fails transmit after latest W10 update. I am using
> SIGNALINK USB interface. The strange thing is that Music files played back
> with VLC media player work and MMTTY works on DXLABs but WSJT on WSJT-X
WIN10 updates mess with software regularly. Restart the computer to see if that
helps. It usually solves the problem. If not, check the com port assignments.
de W4WNT
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On Wed, Nov 15, 2017 at 6:01 PM, Gilbert Baron wrote:
WSJT and DXLABS PSK31 Fails trans
WSJT and DXLABS PSK31 Fails transmit after latest W10 update. I am using
SIGNALINK USB interface. The strange thing is that Music files played back
with VLC media player work and MMTTY works on DXLABs but WSJT on WSJT-X
program and PSK on DXLABS both fail. Both worked before the update. I know
that
The point of my original post was to suggest that #2 is consistent with what
most folks seem to log in contest mode however #1 certainly meets the
requirements of contest logging.
#3 is of no help at all for contest logging except to get rid of a piece of
erroneous information.
I w
Seems to me we have 3 choices (using what info is available and eliminating the
current behavior).
#1 keep the RST_SENT to be the signal report (still accessible in your log and
theirs) but put their grid in RST_RCVD.#2 Change both fields to grid reports#3
Simply blank the RST_RCVD field
#3 wou
OK. I get it now. It is better to report a value that was has nothing to do
with the contact made but is just about but not quite completely unlike RST
than it is to report what was actually received.
From: Black Michael via wsjt-devel [mailto:wsjt-devel@lists.sourceforge.net]
Sent:
Where does Rpt Rcvd that is currently being logged come from when in NA VHF
Contest mode?
From: Black Michael via wsjt-devel [mailto:wsjt-devel@lists.sourceforge.net]
Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2017 10:43 AM
To: WSJT software development ; David Tiller
Cc: Black Michael
Subject: Re: [ws
Every message receive that has a report sets it. So if there's no report it
won't get changed. Ergo...the last report message you got will stick. Does
seem a bit misleading.
de Mike W9MDB
On Wednesday, November 15, 2017, 2:13:06 PM CST, Bill ND0B
wrote:
Where does Rpt Rcvd that i
On 11/15/2017 05:30 PM, Black Michael via wsjt-devel wrote:
Hi Mike & all,
> RST means Report STrength.
> I don't see how this fits into the ADIF definition.
When we look to the ADIF specification, we see no information about the
possible contents of the RST_RCVD and RST_SENT fields. However, we
Thank you for the replies and point taken. I will shut up and go back to
being a humbled user.
JT Alert does in fact use these fields as if I change them manually they end up
in the log correctly.I will continue to manually enter the grids into the
Rpt (not RST) Sent and Rpt (not R
Minor point: RST means Readability, Signal strength, and Tone (for CW).
On Nov 15, 2017, at 11:36, Black Michael via wsjt-devel
mailto:wsjt-devel@lists.sourceforge.net>>
wrote:
RST means Report STrength.
I don't see how this fits into the ADIF definition.
Is there some reference which calls for
Thanks for correcting that. I couldn't find an "official" definition but found
it now. My point still standsthe field doesn't seem to fit grid reports
though at least it appears wsjt-x and jtalert could handle it without any
problem...it's a free text field.
I shouldn't have pulled that o
RST means Report STrength.I don't see how this fits into the ADIF definition.Is
there some reference which calls for using this field for VHF contests?
And you're correct...JTAlert does not read the wsjtx log file. But they should
agree on the field usage.
de Mike W9MDB
On Wednesday, Nove
Bill,
What may be the problem is not what WSJT-X logs, but what is being sent
via the UDP connection to JT-Alert? I don't believe that JT-Alert
actually reads the log that WSJT-X creates.
In which case it may be a simple change to the UDP payload sent out, and
something that JT-Alert will
Good morning Mike,
The point is in NA VHF Contest mode there is no signal strength exchanged
because the gridsquares are substituted. I will concur there are fields for
the gridsquare however they are the (usually)six character gridsquares being
filled from what is entered by the user at
Is there someplace that says grids are supposed go into RST_RCVD and RST_SENT?
Don't the grids go into GRIDSQUARE and MY_GRIDSQUARE already?
de Mike W9MDB
On Wednesday, November 15, 2017, 7:01:54 AM CST, Bill ND0B
wrote:
Good morning and thank you to the development team,
It is
Good morning and thank you to the development team,
It is starting to be common practice to use NA VHF Contest Mode for MSK
operation on 2m and above.As a consequence those of us who use JT Alert
to automatically log have noticed that the Log QSO feature of WSJTx is
reporting signal strengt
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