WSJT-X 1.8.0 r8193.
The UDP QSO Logged packet defines the following...
Dial frequency (Hz) quint64
In my tests, the frequency being conveyed in the data is the Dial plus
Tx DF.
Is this a defect or by design?
The UDP Status packet defines a similar Dial frequency and in my tests
it is corr
On 22/11/2017 22:05, Laurie, VK3AMA wrote:
WSJT-X 1.8.0 r8193.
The UDP QSO Logged packet defines the following...
Dial frequency (Hz) quint64
In my tests, the frequency being conveyed in the data is the Dial plus
Tx DF.
Is this a defect or by design?
The UDP Status packet defines a simila
On 23/11/2017 9:34 AM, Bill Somerville wrote:
Hi Laurie,
the frequency provided is consistent with what is logged to the WSJT-X
log files. The Status message provides the displayed dial frequency
and also contains the current Rx and Tx offsets so you can have all
options from that. I belie
Laurie,
the /QSO Logged/ datagram is *coherent* in that the ADIF field *FREQ* is
defined to be "QSO frequency in Megahertz", which would be dial
frequency plus TX offset, allowing for the datagram fields to be
represented in Hz, rather than MHz. There is also an ADIF field
*FREQ_RX* defined a
