Disregard my last posting where I said 'LOTW not populating" it should be "IOTA" not populating. I'm using WSJT-x v2.0.0 with JTAlert 2.13.2 and logging to HRD V6.5.0.207. with QRZ (XML lookup) and

Did you enable TCP in ACLog? It's mentioned in the help file de Mike W9MDB Important: ACLog must be running for JTAlert to log QSOs. ·ACLog version 5.4 or later only. ·ACLog API TCP

I am using windows 10 pro, JTDX, ACLog. When I log a contact after FT8 contact i get this window that pops up : Critical! TCP QSO data transfer. Socket operation timed out. How do I fix this? 73, Art

Warren, Not sure what "LOTW field in HRD" you are referring to ? Perhaps you could elaborate ,,,,, In general: There are no Auto uploads to LOTW from either program ... You have to manually select

Have you checked the "Mark QSO Upload to LOTW" as below? de Mike W9MDB

I'm not sure if this is a JTALERT issue or a HRD issue. I noticed that when I log a QSO in JTAlert to HRD the LOTW field in HRD doesn't get populated, but if I do a manual input to HRD it populates.

I am embarassed as I read that in the manual. Tnx for your help Sent from Mail for Windows 10

The station one wishes to contact must be the SECOND call in the line. Or he must be calling CQ. Otherwise one will not be calling the desired station. Jack AK7O Sent from XFINITY Connect App

Ttnx Jim. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

you are working backwards !! you need to see a line with the DX station callsign second and then double click on that line ... if you do not see a line with the DX station second, then you are

Tnx Bernd. I have been doing that and with success. However, let me give you an idea as to what I would like to achieve with the following: 1] I spot a dx station that I want. It appears like

It is pretty straight forward, you position your cursor on a row in the band activity window, you should select the row that has the call sign in it that you wish to make contact with. Once you double

Tnx guys for help. I have read the manual several times and will do so again . I still have issues but will keep at it. FT8 is a lot of fun and I will try ALERT soon. Bob, KX7F Sent from

Have you considered reading the manual for WSJT-X? It's all there. 73, Jim K9YC

double-click 73, Pete N4ZRCheck out the Reverse Beacon Network at <http://reversebeacon.net>, now spotting RTTY activity worldwide. For spots, please use your favorite "retail" DX cluster.

#1 In WSJT-X check "Hold Tx Freq" #2 Move your transmit offset to an open spot on the waterfall -- you can shift-click on a spot on the waterfall to do that #3 You can then single-click anything in

Tnx for the reply Mike. My question referred to FT 8, I do not know the proper way to click on a dx station that is in band activity section. Bob

Check this out: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LlIA_utAJfs -- 73 de Mike Flowers, K6MKF, NCDXC - "It's about DX!"

I guess you're referring to JTAlert, right? All you need to do is click on the call slot of the station you want to QSO with. de Mike W9MDB

I have ft8 up and running but feel that there are some thigs that I do not understand , such as how to contact dx stations when they are in the band activity section. There must be some combination