I've been playing with DXView's Sunrise/Sunset table which is wonderful for looking at potential 160m openings (and 80/40) and I saw the choice available for Grayline...but every time I choose it, aft

Dave the offending programs were from a list you published. I took all the ones in your list that were running in my computer and disabled or uninstalled them. That did it. Was a simple comparison: Yo

Dave, After thinking about your "plumbing" comment, you are most likely correct. I learn conceptually but a simple "do this, then this, then that" is probably more useful and a lot less cumbersome. Th

Dave, I think the problem was preconceptions on my part and a lack of understanding of the information flow that produces spots. When operating with WSJT-X, JTAlert and SpotCollector, the information

Thanks will make changet first thing in morning. I was expecting jbe connected to X. It sounds like jta should feed spots to SC, and all along I was looking for SC to be fed in parallel via multicasti

Dave, I've been thru that article step by step 3 times (doing the settings each time). As soon as I uncheck Enable WSJT-X as a spotter source, the LED spot source shows RED. Here are the settings I'm

I've searched the "Getting started" for 'multicast' and for UDP and see no reference to the ability of SpotCollector to use 239.255.0.0 multi-cast capability built into WSJT-X and JTAlert. Currently I

Thanks Dave, will try out tomorrow Hasan

I forgot to mention, I could simply turn off the Spot Source to N6WS, but that would then not let me post spots of things I decode when I see something interesting at my own station that others might

There is a simple SQL as I recall that can be used to have SpotCollector only populated by WSJT-x decodes in my instance of it. What I want is: there are many times where all I want is the alarm of SC

Joe, Now I am really confused. I do have 'double click on call sets Tx Enable' checked. If I double click on a call in the WSJT-X Band Activity window, it does indeed cause X to go into normal transmi

Thanks Dave, double clicking on a JTAlert callsign in its rows of displayed callsigns does just that,(initiates a call, with all info filled in) so I guess I was mis-remembering. 73, N0AN Hasan

Perhaps, I'm not remembering how this is supposed to work. From my reading I see: If SpotCollector is connected to an instance of WSJT-X whose current band and K1JT mode match those of the double-clic

I have not had things configured to do this in some time and I have forgotten how make this work. I want to be able to double click on a Spot and have it cause WSJT-X to initiate the call. Right now,

Yes, I looked at that ...in fact it was that URL that led me to disable DropBox on another computer. I didn't have DB running on this (DXLabs) computer. Thanks for the help. Going from 45 sec to 6 sec

Problem Solved! I tried booting into safe mode with networking and got a com port error for the TS-590sg (of course, cuz I'm using a driver to access the USB on the 590sg). I disabled everything on st

Dave, I7 with 16 GB with an SSD, would be MUCH faster than my older refurb Core I5 and 8 GB and a normal platter. I'm going to look into adding an SSD to this computer. I"ve been very happy with the o

Not on the DXLabs computer. I do have one on my Satellite computer. I've been thinking about putting one in this (I'm on the DXLab computer as I type this). I think that would cause DXLabs to load pre

That is super helpful, guys! My log is > 20,000 qsos. I saw no evidence of av playing tricks, as I have only one and that is Defender. I even turned it off and it made no difference. I think it might

Core I5, 3.2 GHz ,8 GB RAM, Win10 Pro I have observed this quite a bit and I do have the C:\DXLabs folder excluded from Windows Defender ...but it still is 20 to 30 sec starting. While searching for a