Then it's working as designed.
I like the idea that all incoming transmissions that contain my
call are given special emphasis. If I'm not busy, I can
frequently answer the station in the current cycle. If I'm in
the middle of a QSO with some other station, I'll try to get
back to the calling station when I'm finished with the current QSO.
I don't know of preference which will change this behavior.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 8/3/19 at 6:30 AM, a.dur...@msn.com (Andy Durbin) wrote:
"The RX window displays all decodes that contain your call
sign. Is this what is happening to you?"
Yes, exactly. It displays decodes of anyone calling me
regardless of the frequency.
Most times I'm in QSO with Asia on 40 m I am jumped on by
several JA and it makes it difficult to follow the QSO I'm
in. I appreciate that sometimes it may be useful to have all
calling stations displayed in one place but I can't see any
reason it would be useful while in QSO. Those calling
stations can be found by clicking JTAlert or the Band Activity
window if there is some reason to abandon the current QSO and
work a station which is attempting to interrupt it.
Is there any way to configure WSJT-X so the Rx Frequency window
only displays decodes at the Rx Frequency?
73,
Andy, k3wyc
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