Laurie, Thanks for the suggestion, but those 2 checkboxes have always been checked. Often, when I call CQ, callers start with the TX2 message and not send their grids. The rsults is that their grids a

I've been using JTA, WSJT-X and the DX Keeper logger for years. When stations are worked, in JTA, check marks appear for the band that the station was worked. The QSOs are logged properly in DXKeeper,

Thanks Jim, Laurie found the cause of the problem and sent me a beta test version of JTA 2.50.7 which I have tested. It corrected the problem of passing the correct grid from JTA to DXK. 73, Rich - K1

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In the past, when I completed an FT8 QSO with a /MM maritime mobile station in a new water grid, the grid in the WSJT-X "DX Grid" field was entered in the llog box which opened after the 73 message wa

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Using JTA version 13, I am getting "New Grid" and "New Prefix" announcements OK, but no colored callsigns in either JTA or WSJT-X to identify which call is the wanted grids or prefix. When a "Wanted C

Eliot, I also had to temporarily turn off virus protection, then create an exception for the setup file before turning the protection back on. If I didn't, the setup file got quarantined before I coul

I forgot to mention that in addition to the previously worked 8P and 6E prefix stations calling CQ not having a gray background in the WSJT-X Band activity column, I also have noticed that they also D

In WSJT-X, when stations that I have not worked call CQ, colors the entire decoded CQ line is green. as is expected. When a station has been worked before on a band, the background of the callsign is

Hi Jim,. I understand that I can use the XML lookup, but when the band is open and I'm working stations quickly, especially on FT4 I don't have the time to look up and manually type in the grid. My po

Laurie, All my QSOs made in WSJT-X pass through JTAlert and get logged into the DX Lab Suit's DXKeeper logger. After uploading a batch of QSOs to LOTW I have noticed that the CQ and ITU Zone numbers t

Hi Laurie, Being a serious low power DXer (260 DXCC confirmed using FT8), I run 'Deep' decodes and have 'Enable AP' turned on. Since spots in the WSJT-X Band Activity window are displayed in frequency

I installed JTAlert version 2.15.6 on my Windows 7 computer and tested it with WSJT-X on a very busy 40 Meter band with in excess of 3 dozen decodes per 15 second period. Decodes were displayed in the

David, There is a program called QLog which, in conjunction with WSJT-X, will allow blind and visually impaired Hams to work FT8 and a number of other WSJT-X modes. Commands are presently input via ke

When a station being called comes back to another station, the WSJT-X Tx Enable is turned OFF. Is there, or could there be added, an alarm to indicate when this action occurs? While calling a station.

Laurie, In JTAlert version 2.14.2 it is now possible to import a CSV file with single letter plus percent sign entries into "Alert Callsigns". However there are a few problems: 1- Single letter plus %

Laurie, In my examples of single letter wild cards i meant to write, as an example c% of wanting to trigger the wanted callsign for any DX station starting with the letter 'C'. Thanks for the suggesti

Neil, Open your browser and type "time.is" , that is, "time dot is" to check your PC clock. Do you run D4.EXE or Meinberg to keep your PC clock within 2 seconds? an inaccurate clock can cause you to n

On the HF bands, I use the "Alert Callsigns' feature to announce specific calls when they are decoded. On 6 Meters, to receive alerts whenever any DX station is decoded, I have manually added %letter

Laurie, Thanks, now I understand. I do LOTW sync daily or more often and now have done JTAlert scan log and will do so more often. Having lots of fun chasing grids in the ARRL International Grid Chase

Hi Mark, I believe that is what I did. Your email response should have been to GW3RIH. Thanks for your support function with JTAlert. 73, Rich - K1HTV = = =

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