On 09/06/2016 22:20, Black Michael wrote:
Is there some reason monitor should get turned on with frequency change?
Hi Mike,the rational is that if the user has the "Monitor off at startup" option then WSJT-X should leave the rig alone until some action in WSJT-X is made, i.e. indicating that WSJT-X is being used. This allows WSJT-X to be started before it is needed which is a common arrangement, for example started when the PC is started.
Changing frequency, or changing mode where there is a working frequency defined (working frequencies may be generic i.e. for all modes if desired) is taken to mean start operating and therefore enables monitor.
Why would you not want monitor enabled when changing frequency from WSJT-X? 73 Bill G4WJS.
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