While I'm not running the same hardware, and running win 10, I've had
the same two things happen to me several times. In addition I've had
Halt Tx not halt.
tnx 73 Dwight NS9I
On 4/5/2018 1:37 AM, Scott Davis wrote:
Hi.
I just joined this list. I'm enjoying using FT8 on HF bands. Many thanks to
Joe Taylor and Steve Franke. I'd like to report what I think is buggy behavior
in the FT8 auto-sequencing state machine. In future I hope to contribute to
development of this very cool software.
Environment
My radio is a Flex 6300. My computer is a MacBook Pro running macOS 10.12.6. I'm using
VMware Fusion Pro 8.5.10 to run a Windows 8.1 VM, which is up-to-date with
"important" patches. I'm using SmartSDR 1.11.12 and WSJT-X 1.9.0-rc3.
Example 1
In the following QSO, I responded to his CQ but didn't hear back right away and
disabled transmission. A minute later I received a -19 signal report from him
(A) and double-clicked on it. The software sent a -20 signal report to him
(B). I think it should have sent R-20, with an R. (Nonetheless, the QSO
proceeded to a successful conclusion.)
015730 -20 -0.2 1378 ~ CQ N0GOS DN70
015747 Tx 2258 ~ N0GOS W6SDD DN70
015815 Tx 2258 ~ N0GOS W6SDD DN70
...
015930 -20 -0.2 1377 ~ W6SDD N0GOS -19 <<-- (A)
015946 Tx 2258 ~ N0GOS W6SDD -20 <<-- (B)
020015 Tx 2258 ~ N0GOS W6SDD -20
020030 -22 -0.3 1377 ~ W6SDD N0GOS R-22
020046 Tx 2258 ~ N0GOS W6SDD RRR
020100 -20 -0.3 1377 ~ W6SDD N0GOS 73
020115 Tx 2258 ~ N0GOS W6SDD 73
Example 2
This next QSO proceeded normally up to the point where he sent RRR and I sent
73. I have the software configured to disable transmission once I have sent
73. A minute later he sent RRR again (C). I double-clicked on it. The
software sent him an R-18 signal report (D). I think it should have sent 73.
I selected 73 from the list of messages and the software sent 73 on my next
turn.
041145 -17 0.4 1433 ~ CQ KK4EUN EM60
041201 Tx 2228 ~ KK4EUN W6SDD DN70
041215 -15 0.4 1433 ~ W6SDD KK4EUN -23
041230 Tx 2228 ~ KK4EUN W6SDD R-15
041245 -20 0.4 1433 ~ W6SDD KK4EUN RRR
041300 Tx 2228 ~ KK4EUN W6SDD 73
041315 -10 0.4 1423 ~ F8NHF KE8EF R-04
041415 -7 0.4 1423 ~ F8NHF KE8EF 73
041415 -18 0.3 1433 ~ W6SDD KK4EUN RRR <<-- (C)
041432 Tx 2228 ~ KK4EUN W6SDD R-18 <<-- (D)
041500 Tx 2228 ~ KK4EUN W6SDD 73
I hope this is helpful.
Best regards,
Scott Davis
W6SDD
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