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All of the many software developers that work on the program, experienced users, and technical specialists are wrong and you are right? Got it. On Sun, 7 May 2023 13:35:16 +1000 Adrian via wsjt-devel <wsjt-devel@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote: > But the one you tune in by moving green marker is your receiving frequency. > Same way you tune your transmitter by moving red marker. > > *No, The green marker is just a decode filter for that mark to place > that traffic in the right pane for view.****The receive frequency covers the > whole 3 -4 KHz bandwidth of your pan > as set. ****See the left pane for all of these signals.Regardless of your TX > slot, > you will be still receiving there* > > > If you have > "hold TX freq" checked you and set your TX where ever you want over the > (audio) IF. > In that case you will have a split qso where you transmit on different > frequency as you receive. > > *No because you receive also wherever that TX marker is. The green > marker is not a RX tune, but a decode filter.****Your receive all of the pan, > not just the green marker slot* > > > "Split operation" in settings has nothing to do with this. It is > wsjt-x's "artificial intelligence" to optimize TX audio filter usage, if > user allows it by selecting "rig" or "fake it". > Whether or not this "artificial intelligence" is used it does not change > your RX and TX tuning (red and green markers) on RF spectrum, I.E. does > not cause any "split". > Test with frequency counter. Your TX RFcarrier does not change when > selecting "none", "rig" or "fake it". > > Saku > OH1KH _______________________________________________ wsjt-devel mailing list wsjt-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wsjt-devel
