+ AA6YQ comments below

The direct inter operation with I think it is called DXLAB_Scwsjtx or similar. The icon shows a red bridge on it.

+ OK. So that I can see what's going on, please do the following:

1. Set your transceiver's frequency to 7005 in CW

2. On the General tab of SpotCollector's Configuration window, check the "Log debugging info" box

3. On the General tab of Commander's Configuration window, check the "Log debugging info" box

4. In SpotCollector, double-click on the Spot Database Entry for a station operating in FT8

5. wait until your K4's frequency reverts to 7005

6. On the General tab of SpotCollector's Configuration window, check the "Log debugging info" box

7. On the General tab of Commander's Configuration window, check the "Log debugging info" box

8. Attach the errorlog.txt files from your SpotCollector and Commander folders to an email message, and send the message to me via

aa6yq (at) ambersoft.com

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

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+ AA6YQ comments below

Double-clicking an FT8 spot in Spot Collector will set my K4 to the correct QRG for a moment, then it reverts to wherever it was before the double-clicking. Selecting the spot, right-clicking and choosing "QSY to xxxxx...." does the same thing.

K4 is controlled via TCP/IP.
WSJT-X is controlled via Commander.
WSJT-X sends spots to SC via TCP/IP at 127.0.0.1:2237.

A check of the on-line docs didn't show anything else to check.

+ Are you using the direct interoperation between DXLab and WSJT-X, or are you using JTAlert?

73,

Dave, AA6YQ