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Re: [Ham-Apps] JT-Alert window width
Laurie, VK3AMA <groups04@...>
Altering the JT-Alert-X window width to match the reduced width of
wsjt-x has several issue that need to be considered.
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The above points, at a minimum, would double the vertical display
area of JT-Alert-X. Reducing the width will not free up desktop space as some would
hope. It is unlikely that you will see a revised layout until late in
the year. de Laurie VK3AMA
On 9/05/2013 6:00 AM, Sam Morgan wrote:
Laurie you know you've about got it perfected when you start getting requests like this one. The default JT-Alert window width matches the JT65-HF & JT65-HF Comfort window widths exactly. However the width of the JT-Alert windows width for JT9-X extends out beyond the WSJT-X window width. ...and so its far right end, ends up under another window would it be possible to make the JT-Alert window widths match the 2 different WSJT and JT65 window widths, dependent on which one it was working with? TIA
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Re: [Ham-Apps] Re: JT-Alert window width
Sam Morgan
I changed the number of calls displayed from 8 to 6
and the window width never changes only the width of the individual station callsign windows changes so depending on the font size used by the user...... & since this would be a 'drag the window edge' type 'user' option I don't see where it would hurt those who wanted the number of callsigns shown to remain as is?? On 5/9/2013 3:45 AM, g4ilo wrote: I don't see how you could shrink JT-Alert-X without reducing the number of*From:* Sam Morgan <k5oai.sam@...> --*To:* Ham-Apps@... *Sent:* Wednesday, May 8, 2013 4:00 PM GB & 73 K5OAI Sam Morgan
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Re: JT-Alert window width
g4ilo
I don't see how you could shrink JT-Alert-X without reducing the number of calls it displays. I'd rather it stays as it is rather than lose information in order to make it smaller.
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Re: [Ham-Apps] JT-Alert window width
Ed Wilson
Sam, Sorry that I misunderstood. My primary reason for wanting WSJT-X to be extendable was to "tidy-up" my desktop. I have thought about doing something similar to what you have proposed. I have a Flex-5000 with a second receiver and if I create a couple more virtual cables, I can view JT65 and JT9 at the same time. I had not considered "split" operation for transmit, but that might just work. For a number of reasons, I should probable look into a second monitor and video card that supports it or a larger monitor. Money, money, money... Ed, K0KC
From: Sam Morgan To: Ham-Apps@... Sent: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 6:17 PM Subject: Re: [Ham-Apps] JT-Alert window width that's great Ed,
but what I need is the reverse I need to gain desktop real estate I need to shrink JT-Alert-X so it will match the minimum width of the WSJT-X window With the help of Julian VK4CMV I am now able to run both WSJT-X & JT65-HF at the same time by using the main and secondary receiver in my K3 this way I can watch both modes, and I can tx on the main for JT65 or tx in split for JT9 no more deciding which mode I wan to play on for the day On 5/8/2013 3:46 PM, Ed Wilson wrote: > > > Sam, > > The latest version of WSJT-X can be extended horizontally to match JT-Alert-X. > The same goes for the waterfall, but you will have to play with the settings to > get all 1 KHz to show and when you do, you will have a black area to the right > with no waterfall. I have all three of my windows aligned in this fashion, but > the waterfall only extends to 2 KHz and the black area I mentioned extends from > 2.0 KHz to 2.3 KHz. > > Ed, K0KC > > > ---------------------------------------------------------- > *From:* Sam Morgan <k5oai.sam@...> > *To:* Ham-Apps@... > *Sent:* Wednesday, May 8, 2013 4:00 PM > *Subject:* [Ham-Apps] JT-Alert window width > > Laurie you know you've about got it perfected > when you start getting requests like this one. > > The default JT-Alert window width > matches the JT65-HF & JT65-HF Comfort window widths exactly. > > However the width of the JT-Alert windows width for JT9-X > extends out beyond the WSJT-X window width. > > ...and so its far right end, ends up under another window > would it be possible to make the JT-Alert window widths > match the 2 different WSJT and JT65 window widths, > dependent on which one it was working with? > > TIA > > -- > > GB & 73 > K5OAI > Sam Morgan -- GB & 73 K5OAI Sam Morgan
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Re: [Ham-Apps] JT-Alert window width
Sam Morgan
that's great Ed,
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but what I need is the reverse I need to gain desktop real estate I need to shrink JT-Alert-X so it will match the minimum width of the WSJT-X window With the help of Julian VK4CMV I am now able to run both WSJT-X & JT65-HF at the same time by using the main and secondary receiver in my K3 this way I can watch both modes, and I can tx on the main for JT65 or tx in split for JT9 no more deciding which mode I wan to play on for the day
On 5/8/2013 3:46 PM, Ed Wilson wrote:
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Re: [Ham-Apps] JT-Alert window width
Ed Wilson
Sam, The latest version of WSJT-X can be extended horizontally to match JT-Alert-X. The same goes for the waterfall, but you will have to play with the settings to get all 1 KHz to show and when you do, you will have a black area to the right with no waterfall. I have all three of my windows aligned in this fashion, but the waterfall only extends to 2 KHz and the black area I mentioned extends from 2.0 KHz to 2.3 KHz. Ed, K0KC
From: Sam Morgan To: Ham-Apps@... Sent: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 4:00 PM Subject: [Ham-Apps] JT-Alert window width Laurie you know you've about got it perfected
when you start getting requests like this one. The default JT-Alert window width matches the JT65-HF & JT65-HF Comfort window widths exactly. However the width of the JT-Alert windows width for JT9-X extends out beyond the WSJT-X window width. ...and so its far right end, ends up under another window would it be possible to make the JT-Alert window widths match the 2 different WSJT and JT65 window widths, dependent on which one it was working with? TIA -- GB & 73 K5OAI Sam Morgan
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JT-Alert window width
Sam Morgan
Laurie you know you've about got it perfected
when you start getting requests like this one. The default JT-Alert window width matches the JT65-HF & JT65-HF Comfort window widths exactly. However the width of the JT-Alert windows width for JT9-X extends out beyond the WSJT-X window width. ...and so its far right end, ends up under another window would it be possible to make the JT-Alert window widths match the 2 different WSJT and JT65 window widths, dependent on which one it was working with? TIA -- GB & 73 K5OAI Sam Morgan
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Re: Save Menu
chepachet102 <rm2642@...>
Found it, thanks Eddy. It's in Notepad format which is good enough. Ron n6paa
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Re: WSJT-x and JT-Macros
John Cranfield <zd7jc@...>
Hi Phil
You have to use JT-Alert X 2.2.2 and JT-Alert X Macros 2.2.2. JT-Alert is
for JT65-HF.
Hope this helps.
Vy 73 de John ZD7JC
St. Helena Island
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Re: [Ham-Apps] WSJT-x and JT-Macros
Phil Cooper <pcooper@...>
Rick W3BI and Rudy VE3BDR, and the group,
Oooppps! Silly me! I have just realised I had the JT-Macros for JT65, not the correct one for WSJT-x. I had put the qualifier in, but somehow deleted it.
I have now corrected that, and all is well!
Apologies for the brain-fade!
73 de Phil GU0SUP
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Re: [Ham-Apps] WSJT-x and JT-Macros
Rick Johnson <w3bi.rick@...>
Configuration > Setup > Macros 73, Rick W3BI To: Ham-Apps@... From: rudy@... Date: Tue, 7 May 2013 13:18:39 -0400 Subject: Re: [Ham-Apps] WSJT-x and JT-Macros That does sound strange. The Tx5 box is where you would manualy enter a
macro.
rudy ve3bdr
From: pcooper
Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2013 1:09 PM
To: Ham-Apps@...
Subject: [Ham-Apps] WSJT-x and JT-Macros
Hi all, Just been calling CQ on 20m with WSJT-x, and had a caller that was too weak to copy, so I wanted to send SRI NO DECODE from JT-Alert, but I cannot seem to get any of the macros to transfer across to WSJT-x at all. I am running JT-Alert 2.2.2 and JT-Macros 2.2.2. I've had a look through the setup, but cannot see anything at all that may affect the operation of JT-Macros. Am I missing something that needs to be set? 73 de Phil GU0SUP
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Re: [Ham-Apps] WSJT-x and JT-Macros
Rudy Benner <rudy@...>
That does sound strange. The Tx5 box is where you would manualy enter a
macro.
rudy ve3bdr
From: pcooper
Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2013 1:09 PM
To: Ham-Apps@...
Subject: [Ham-Apps] WSJT-x and JT-Macros
Hi all, Just been calling CQ on 20m with WSJT-x, and had a caller that was too weak to copy, so I wanted to send SRI NO DECODE from JT-Alert, but I cannot seem to get any of the macros to transfer across to WSJT-x at all. I am running JT-Alert 2.2.2 and JT-Macros 2.2.2. I've had a look through the setup, but cannot see anything at all that may affect the operation of JT-Macros. Am I missing something that needs to be set? 73 de Phil GU0SUP
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WSJT-x and JT-Macros
pcooper <pcooper@...>
Hi all, Just been calling CQ on 20m with WSJT-x, and had a caller that was too weak to copy, so I wanted to send SRI NO DECODE from JT-Alert, but I cannot seem to get any of the macros to transfer across to WSJT-x at all. I am running JT-Alert 2.2.2 and JT-Macros 2.2.2. I've had a look through the setup, but cannot see anything at all that may affect the operation of JT-Macros. Am I missing something that needs to be set? 73 de Phil GU0SUP
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Re: [Ham-Apps] Re: Save Menu
***** <signalhz@...>
In the WSJTX folder look at the file " All" It's a record of all
you transmit and all the program decoded. Is that what you're
looking for?
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On 5/6/2013 4:34 PM, chepachet102
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Re: [Ham-Apps] Re: Save Menu
Laurie, VK3AMA <groups04@...>
JT-Alert-X can produce a csv file of received
decodes. It is disabled by default. Visit the Miscellaneous
section of the Settings window. The path for the file is fixed.
The instructions refer to the JT65-HF history file, you can ignore
that comment, I need to reword for WSJT-X.
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The Decodes History file, also contains the alerts that would have been trigered by the decode. There is a help topic in the help file (which still needs to be updated for WSJT-X), click the "?" button. de Laurie VK3AMA
On 7/05/2013 6:34 AM, chepachet102
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Looks like the saved files have nothing to do with saving data from the QSO Freq or Band Activity windows or panels. This folder is only good for saving .wav files. Is there actually a way to save and print Freq and Activity info? Tnx Ron
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Re: Save Menu
chepachet102 <rm2642@...>
Looks like the saved files have nothing to do with saving data from the QSO Freq or Band Activity windows or panels. This folder is only good for saving .wav files.
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Is there actually a way to save and print Freq and Activity info? Tnx Ron Well, the saved files are all .wav format. Guess
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Re: [Ham-Apps] Save Menu
***** <signalhz@...>
It's in the WSJTX folder in the save folder. If you have saved
chosen.
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On 5/6/2013 2:27 PM, chepachet102
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Save Menu
chepachet102 <rm2642@...>
The JT9 menu bar has a drop down menu for "save".
Were are the saved files sent. The user guide says there's a *.wav file directory. I'm looking for data saved data from the QSO Frequency and Band Activity Windows. Thanks, Ron n6paa
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A warning about registry cleaners and WSJT-X
Laurie, VK3AMA <groups04@...>
I have had several users complaining that
JT-Alert-X doesn't display any callsigns or had stopped
displaying callsigns, despite there being decodes within WSJT-X.
Examining the session file for these has shown that JT-Alert was unable to locate the WSJT-X installation folder and couldn't read the necessary files. JT-Alert examines the Windows Registry for a specific key that gets written when WSJT-X is installed and it records the installation folder of WSJT-X. One user had manually moved the WSJT-X folder after installation, so the registry key now pointed to an invalid directory. For the other affected users, that registry key was unable to be read. On further investigation, they all had used an automated Registry Cleaner since WSJT-X had been installed. The quickest solution is to reinstall WSJT-X. My advise regarding Registry Cleaners, if you must use them, look at the results they display before blindly accepting the results. While they will clean-up orphaned entries, in many cases they also remove valid data that may affect the running of software and in severe situations, render your Operating System significantly compromised that a Windows re-installation may be necessary. de Laurie VK3AMA
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Re: [Ham-Apps] JT-Alert query
Laurie, VK3AMA <groups04@...>
Hi Phil,
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No other reports of this. Please use the "Settings -> Contact Support" menu to send me your Configuration and Session files for analysis. de Laurie VK3AMA
On 4/05/2013 7:45 PM, gu0sup wrote:
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