Well...as one who has never read the manual I understand your concern :-)And I
am one who reads instructions typically.I use manuals as reference and simply
expect to be able to search for questioned information.So unique string chars
like that should appear. I had not idea it was related to VHF.The VHF checkbox
also explains (I guess) why calls that had my callsign in them weren't showing
up on the Rx Frequency window.
I'll probably never do the EME stuff...not really of interest to me...I got
enough projects for the foreseeable future...Should there be some sanity check
with the VHF box?...is there any logic that can warn you that you have it
checked when you more-than-likely don't want it? Like on non-VHF bands
de Mike W9MDB
From: Joe Taylor <[email protected]>
To: WSJT software development <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 1, 2016 8:01 AM
Subject: Re: [wsjt-devel] Mode chars
Hi Mike,
On 10/31/2016 11:30 PM, Black Michael wrote:
>>> What's up with "#*" modes?
>>
>> #* ==> JT65 mode, normal sync achieved
>> ## ==> JT65 mode, reverse sync ==> EME 'OOO' signal report.
>>
>> It would appear that you have VHF features enabled ??
> Yup...that would be it...was testing a bug report earlier and forgot to
> turn it off.
> Shouldn't some mentiong of that be in the manual? Couldn't find "#*"
> anywhere.
Probably yes. Especially with all the new VHF+ features in WSJT-X,
there are a considerable number of new things that need to be explained
for new users. (Those familiar with the older program WSJT already know
most of them.)
In the User Guide I've been trying to tread a fine line between
including "enough" detail but not making the document so long that
nobody will read it. The optimum balance may not yet have been achieved.
-- Joe, K1JT
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