On 05/10/2014 10:17, Alessandro Gorobey wrote:
Hi all,
Hi Sandro,
I assume this is referring to WSJT-X.
I noticed that during the transmission can change the message
Try the following:
- put the power to zero and connect to dummy load to prevent disturbance
- doubleclick on a previous decoded message
- wait TX cycle start (enable TX is red)
- try several possible TX messages with PTT active
In file ALL.TXT (real callsign was replaced by ZZZZZZ and YYYYYY) I
can see:
...........
0850 -21 0.1 1386 # YYYYYY ZZZZZZ 73
0851 Transmitting 28.076 MHz JT65: ZZZZZZ IW3RAB JN65
0851 Transmitting 28.076 MHz JT65: ZZZZZZ IW3RAB -21
0851 Transmitting 28.076 MHz JT65: ZZZZZZ IW3RAB R-21
0851 Transmitting 28.076 MHz JT65: ZZZZZZ IW3RAB RRR
0851 Transmitting 28.076 MHz JT65: ZZZZZZ IW3RAB 73
0851 Transmitting 28.076 MHz JT65: ZZZZZZ IW3RAB -21
0851 Transmitting 28.076 MHz JT65: CQ IW3RAB JN65
0851 Transmitting 28.076 MHz JT65: ZZZZZZ IW3RAB -21
0851 Transmitting 28.076 MHz JT65: ZZZZZZ IW3RAB R-21
0851 Transmitting 28.076 MHz JT65: ZZZZZZ IW3RAB JN65
0851 Transmitting 28.076 MHz JT65: ZZZZZZ IW3RAB 73
.............
All TX are in the some 0851 minute, but I do not know what has been
transmitted.
The answer is: all of them. I suppose what is more important is what
would a listener receive and the answer to that is the one that was
being transmitted for at least 24s seconds of the transmission period.
In each case the status bar at the bottom of the main window shows which
messg
age is actually being transmitted at any time.
this behavior is wanted?
Yes, users are allowed to change their mind about the transmit message.
This usage is common on slower machines where decodes can occasionally
take longer than 10 seconds to appear.
I think it is better to change the outgoing message with a chance of
successful reception than wait two minutes to send a correction.
Thank in advance
73
Sandro
IW3RAB
73
Bill
G4WJS.
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