If you operate split mode you don't need to do that. Any problems you have
would more likely be on transmit rather than receive.If you are receiving them
at that offset why change? You likely won't get any better signal on a lower
offset...it's all about SNR on receive. And signal+noise
In JT9+JT65 mode the text window on the right-hand side displays
received messages at the selected Rx frequency. Your screen shot shows
your Rx (and Tx) frequency set at 553 Hz. The signal from NF3R is at
1165 Hz. Decodes of his signal therefore appear in your left ("Band
Activity" window
I forgot to give the operating conditions at the computer.
The computer is an Intel Atom 330 based desktop at 1.6GHz with 2GB of ram.
I am running Debian 8 jessie on it.
The radio is an IC-7300 and uses USB to connect to the computer for CAT
and audio.
At the time of the anomaly, I was
Morning all. Just love this program and the JT modes. Here is a request for
future versions.
When operating in the JT9+JT65 mode, suppose I respond to a JT9 CQ at 2800 on
the waterfall, setting the cursor there. Because this frequency is right at the
edge for my sound card, I decide to switch
Hi
PROGRESS
its not deleting the ~/jtsdk/wsjtx/gar/ that allows the build
its purging QT5 then re-installing libqt5serialport5-dev, qtmultimedia5-dev
the dependencies for those load everything else on Ubuntu 16.04
purging : sudo apt-get purge libqt5* & sudo apt-get purge qt5*
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Hi Greg
I dont doubt the rc3 builds are OK, I downloaded your build for armhf this
morning and it runs.
All I get reported on startup is unable to initialise openGLfor
RasterGLSurface, reverting to
RasterSurface
and buffer under runs.
Back to my attempts to build on the beast from Korea
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