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wsjtx
- Thread starter ahasverus
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Not a lot of info to resolve your problem but I will give some suggestions.
If you only see 1 call in the waterfall then you maybe in Fox/Hound mode and that 1 station is the Fox station calling. In this mode, you and everyone else are calling on opposite cycles of the Fox station so you won't see any other signals when the Fox is on his receiving cycle and all of you are calling.
Depending on which version of WSJTx you have, see if the "H" box next to the WSJT software's RX signal strength meter is red. If so, click it to turn it off. This will take you out of Hound mode and you should now see all the station on both TX and RX cycles.
Older versions click on File-Settings-Advanced and look halfway down and untick the Hound box if it is selected.
Also check your sound card and see if the levels are up and also your Radio's audio level out (if available). Make sure the sound card name is the same one selected in the WSJT software. The microphone level on your sound card is the RX level sent to WSJT while the speaker is the TX. Make sure all other windows sounds and effects are turned off in your sound cards speaker settings.
The RX level on the WSJTx meter needs to be 70dB with peaks up to 80 dB without overloading. Adjust this with your sound card's speaker level output.
Good luck
If you only see 1 call in the waterfall then you maybe in Fox/Hound mode and that 1 station is the Fox station calling. In this mode, you and everyone else are calling on opposite cycles of the Fox station so you won't see any other signals when the Fox is on his receiving cycle and all of you are calling.
Depending on which version of WSJTx you have, see if the "H" box next to the WSJT software's RX signal strength meter is red. If so, click it to turn it off. This will take you out of Hound mode and you should now see all the station on both TX and RX cycles.
Older versions click on File-Settings-Advanced and look halfway down and untick the Hound box if it is selected.
Also check your sound card and see if the levels are up and also your Radio's audio level out (if available). Make sure the sound card name is the same one selected in the WSJT software. The microphone level on your sound card is the RX level sent to WSJT while the speaker is the TX. Make sure all other windows sounds and effects are turned off in your sound cards speaker settings.
The RX level on the WSJTx meter needs to be 70dB with peaks up to 80 dB without overloading. Adjust this with your sound card's speaker level output.
Good luck