Ah, I just noticed that 1.5*1.46=2.2. So the entered TX frequency is the
frequency of the lowest tone, presumably…
> On May 21, 2015, at 10:50 PM, Steven Franke wrote:
>
> I should add that there is no frequency offset on received signals. Signals
> received simultaneously on the WSJT-X/TS-480
I should add that there is no frequency offset on received signals. Signals
received simultaneously on the WSJT-X/TS-480 setup and on a separate receiver
using my own software are always within 0.1 Hz of each other.
> On May 21, 2015, at 10:40 PM, Steven Franke wrote:
>
> I just shut it down
I just shut it down because I noticed that all transmissions are 2.3 Hz high.
This is true on 160m-20m. I selected 1570 Hz as the TX frequency and I have
intercept=0 and slope=0 but when I listen to the signal on another
GPS-referenced received I measure the transmitted signal’s frequency to be
WSPR band-hopping with r5414 is working well here. I like being able to
set different bands for different times of day. Is there a way to
designate a band (such as 60 meters) for receive only?
David NV0O
--
One dashboa
Hi Joe -
WSJT-X has been running for several hours now, and the day/sunset transition
seemed to work just as it should.
Regarding the user_hardware issue, would it make sense to send the band and the
mode as command-line arguments to user_command and put the onus on the
user-supplied script
Hi Steve,
I'm just back from dinner and the movies. Bill set you right on
deleting the "Frequencies" line in the *ini file. I had thought that
those using WSPR in WSJT-X would already have dealt with this one-time
issue.
As for calling the "user_hardware" script: as presently coded, this
ha
Thanks Bill!
After deleting the “frequencies” line from the .INI file I now see the WSPR
frequencies (as well as the WSJT frequencies). Now, band hopping appears to be
working. It still looks like the user_hardware script is not being called after
a manual band change.
73 Steve k9an
> On Ma
On 22/05/2015 00:06, Steven Franke wrote:
Hi Steve,
A couple of comment below which are probably relevant:
> Joe -
> I have it running here now. I’m having a couple of problems:
>
> 1. I am not seeing the WSPR frequencies in the Frequencies tab or in the
> Dropdown menu on the GUI. Do I need to
Joe -
I have it running here now. I’m having a couple of problems:
1. I am not seeing the WSPR frequencies in the Frequencies tab or in the
Dropdown menu on the GUI. Do I need to enter these manually somewhere? Perhaps
this will explain the next two issues:
2. I can control the radio (TS-480)
PS to my message of 20 minutes ago:
The entry labeled "Gray Time" on Tab 4 specifies duration of the
Sunrise/Sunset Grayline periods, in minutes. Thus,
Gray Time 60
specifies a grayline period extending from 30 minutes before local
sunrise to 30 minutes after, etc.
-- Joe, K1JT
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Hi all,
WSJT-X v1.6.1 now includes a "Band Hopping" capability for WSPR mode.
It's basically similar to that in the older, Python-based WSPR, but in
addition it allows different choices of active bands for four daily
periods: Sunrise Grayline, Day, Sunset Grayline, and Night.
You can set up th
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