Ah ... I need to review that manual again :(
On 10/9/2018 10:12 AM, Neil Zampella wrote:
As mentioned in the Quick Start guide, both boxes need to be checked
when testing 77bit mode. These are two different 'flags' or
'switches' as I believe the encoder & decoder are two separate
process
This isn't a configuration problem to solve. It's a function of the radio's
design. Check your serial number. Later models work fine. Early models
(prior to the 8G serial number series) had to have the AF board replaced to
work properly.
It may work with HRD, but I have a laundry list of
As mentioned in the Quick Start guide, both boxes need to be checked
when testing 77bit mode. These are two different 'flags' or 'switches'
as I believe the encoder & decoder are two separate processes. The
system has no capability to detect what you're responding to since the
legacy FT8 wi
thanks. I thnk I did not understand that section.
so message format to be sent, not message received will determine the tx
format.
thanks for clarifying.
On Tue, Oct 9, 2018 at 9:34 AM Joe Taylor wrote:
> On 10/8/2018 6:15 PM, Bill Pence KI4US wrote:
> > Ok. I tried some tests.
> > I do decode
On 10/8/2018 6:15 PM, Bill Pence KI4US wrote:
Ok. I tried some tests.
I do decode both 77 bit and old messages
I had a buddy send an old cq and 77 bit cq.
I decided both.
But I did not select the always generate 77 bit messages so I expected
to answer with the format I decoded. That was not t
we were on 14.078. I was just expecting, since there are 2 different
selection boxes, that if I decoded a new message I would reply with new
message, and if I decoded an
old message, I would reply with old message. otherwise, why are there
separate selections for TX and RX message format?
things o
I use an FT-847 with WSJT, but pass control via Ham Radio Deluxe and
everything works fine. Give it a try it may solve your problem. -Chris
On Tue, Oct 9, 2018 at 7:18 AM wrote:
> While you can operate perfectly “fine” without CAT control for many
> digital modes (including plain vanilla FT8),
While you can operate perfectly “fine” without CAT control for many digital
modes (including plain vanilla FT8), you need to be mindful of the placement of
your transmitted signal to ensure you aren’t bumping against the edges of your
transmit filters, i.e. the high and low ends of the waterfall
