Thanks for the explanation! That's a pretty easy fix at my end. 
I've found over time that my SignaLink USB has a bit of a high frequency 
issue when I try to use JT9 at the higher end of the passband, so moving 
the signals down helped in that regard. Simply moving them down a bit 
farther should eliminate that problem!

73
Doc

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On 1/13/2016 7:51 PM, Bill Somerville wrote:
> On 13/01/2016 17:35, Dave 'Doc' Corio wrote:
>>        With the past several versions, since 6390, I have noticed when in
>> JT9 mode on HF, the "Decode" indicator remains active into the next
>> minute. This varies between :03 and :33 seconds into the following
>> minute. There does not seem to be a pattern or even a similarity between
>> one decode and another.
>>
>>        This does not seem to affect the actual decoded signal, except to
>> perhaps delay it a couple of seconds. The decode indicator becomes
>> active at :50 into the minute and decoded text appears usually between
>> :53 and :58, however the decode indicator remains "lit" sometimes up to
>> :33 of the following minute.
>>
>>        I only see this anomaly when in JT9 mode. It does not occur when in
>> JT65 or JT65+JT9. I have Decode set to "Fast", however it also happens
>> when Decode is set to "Normal".
>>
>>        I do have different JT9 and JT65 frequencies set. For example, to
>> operate JT65 I use 14.07600, and for JT9 I use 14.077500 as VFO
>> frequencies, in order to place the JT9 signal closer to the center of
>> the passband of my SignaLink USB.
> Hi Doc,
>
> the issue is the behaviour of the JT9 decoder when there are JT65
> signals in the pass band. You can demonstrate this by switching to
> JT9+JT65 mode and setting the lowest JT9 frequency to 600Hz with that
> WAV file you have posted.
>
> You need to either move up the band a bit to eliminate JT65 signals when
> operating JT9 or use dual mode and set the lowest JT9 frequency marker
> carefully.
>
> The JT9 decoder may well get some attention once the current JT65
> improvements are put to bed but making it immune to disruption by JT65
> signals may not be feasible without actually doing most of the work that
> the JT65 decoder has to do before attempting JT9 decodes and that is not
> very practical.
>
> 73
> Bill
> G4WJS.
>
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