Laurie, Thank you. That corrected my problem. I know it must be something that I had not configured correctly. 73 Lloyd - W1BM

You can send it by checking here.

Same issue here, working on Windows 11

Thanks.

Thank you for your quick reply. As you suggested I reviewed the "Accept UDP", this was and always has been checked. Below I'm including a partial screenshot from this morning of what I and seeing.

Set for each category: Also you need to be connected to an enabled log. -- 73 Ron, W3RJW FTdx-5000, Timewave Navigator, WSJT-x Improved Widescreen 2.5.1, JTAlert 2.50.7, HRD Deluxe

Where do I find those settings ? - I am looking but I don't see them.

Direwolf is an AX.25 package. It did not perform any testing with standard RTTY, or any of the "Joe Taylor modes". I can assure you that I can copy many more stations with a good high reference 24

All callsigns are clickable. There is no difference between the different display panels of the window. JTAlert makes no distinction, all displayed callsigns have the same back-end code

I think it's great how JTAlert keeps track of heard callsigns in the Caller panel. My question is why aren't these callsigns clickable? I end up having to scroll up through the RX Frequency window

Hi Joe, Some very extensive tests were run with Direwolf software looking at decoding efficiency vs. Soundcard quality. At that time they provided test files, so you could verify the results yourself.

Wrong window. That's the Callsigns window. The Decodes window, which is old pre-2.50.x series code does not have the gear icon. de Laurie VK3AMA

Mek, A worthwhile change to keep the Decodes window functionality inline with the other JTAlert windows. The Decodes window is old code, while the new 2.50.x introduced

Just to close out this thread... Laurie found that the QRZ export file does not consistently handle AK and HI correctly. However, Laurie was able to modify the JTAlert import routine to create the

Click the gear icon in the bottom right and check the "On Top" item. Mike W9MDB

Hi I use Decodes window as alternative to JTDX decodes window. It works preaty well, but there is no possibility to set JTAlert Decodes windows 'always on top'. Can you consider add this feature ? Or

This is only true when speaking about 16bit CODECs running off a 3.3 or 5V supply. If the sound card has a 24 bit ADC with a higher voltage reference you can obtain several dB more dynamic range

For alerts I use a cheap USB dongle sound card driving a pair of cheap powered PC speakers. The dongle actually does a OK job as the PC sound input from a receiver for digi. . -- 73, Jay K0GU

Use the internal sound card for your Windows Sounds (including JTAlert notifications) and use the add-on USB Dongle (about $5.00 on Amazon) for your digital apps. Or buy two dongles, use one for

I have used inexpensive USB sound interfaces with both laptops as well as desktop systems. They are commonly available on eBay for a couple dollars. (you may need audio cables to connect, depending on