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Running JTDX and WSJT-X simmulataneously?
http://www.qrz.lt/ly3bg/JTDX/jtdx.html
Since I am into comparative testing,
The only real way to get an accurate comparison of WSJT-X vs JTDX is to run an instance of Both programs at the same time on the same band. Basically two slices on the same frequency which is easy to do with the Flex.
As you are aware Flex 6700 is a multi-slice receiver capable of receiving 8 simultaneous digital signals.
I have successfully run multiple simultaneous instances of WSJT on the same and different bands with no issues or conflicts
I have successfully run multiple simultaneous instances of JTDX on the same and different bands with no issues or conflicts
However when I try to run an instance of WSJT-X and JTDX at the same time the programs seem to hang at decode time.
Any suggestions or ideas?
Answers
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Brought this up to Igor and he doesn't know why either. Think if you start JTDX first and then WSJT-X might work, I gave up after Igor didn't have an answer. Have seen as many as 61 decodes on 20M with JTDX0
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A guess - since they are the same decode engine, you might want to try loading WSJT-x with a command line option like you would for a second rig. If I understand correctly, the JTDX app uses more aggressive decoding parameters, which allows for more decodes of weak signals, but with less probability of accuracy. While not exactly the same, you can get a similar effect in WSJT-X by adjusting the advanced settings some.0
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First thing I tried.. did not work
But glad to hear that others have this issue
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George
Good ideas... will give them a try
on the surface JTDX seems to be able to decode many more signal than WSJT
BUT in order for the really weak guys (-25 or worse) to hear me, i have had to run 1.5KW into the beam (10+KW ERP) and even then some do not hear me..0 -
Many of us with FLEX Radios seem to have similar problems with one way DX! Heard over in Europe some bands are actually saturated so could be QRM issues.1
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Is it possible to run separate programs? Like one on computer and create a virtual drive and run 2nd from there. Just a question from a noob. lol
Larry
ke2yc
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Separate directories do not help. Two computers on the network could run separate DAX apps and run the two apps that way.1
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SOLUTION:
I just ran two different computers at the same time,
1. One computer 1 Started SSDR with Slice A DAX Channel 1 and Slice B DAX Channel 2
2. Run WSJT on Computer 1 to slice A DAX 1 on 14.076
3. Run JTDX on Computer 2 to DAX 2 on 14.076
4. had to **** around with the controls for JTDX to convince it was connected to the radio
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JTDX shines on crowded bands. Do not expect a difference when activity is low.0
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I'm running both now so we can you can see after a few hours how they compare0
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Here are direct receive screens.. pretty obvious JTDX hears better
Albeit I did have the slices on slightly different frequencies - too much wine
The first is WSJT-X
The Second is JTDX
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Hi all,
I ran both together no issues here, what I did was run one as normal and the other using right click and ran as administrator. Found little differences in RX but havent seen a crowded band for a while.
Cliff VK2NP
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Does JT Alert work with just curious JTDX ?
Howard how does JTDX do with WSPR?
Ian
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for JTAlert need to install the blue JTAlert ICON, wspr is another mode of WSJT-X so probably issues there.0
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Yes when you install JT Alert it will give you an option to install a version for JTDX. I run both JT alert and JTDX & WSJT-X side by side with no issues. The only thing that I haven't spend much time is I don't seem to get as many responses back from answering someones CQ on JTDX than WSJT-X it could just be coincidence or who knows. I haven't been able to use anything for over a month. Installed a new tower (3 weeks) hooked up my 6300 to try my new hexbeam out dead? Sent back into Flex for repair been there for 2 weeks hopefully I will get it back in 4-5 more weeks and do some more testing between the 2 programs.1
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Howard, what are your receive settings? Very odd that all your "band activity" decodes are in the very low end of the passband. Much weaker than I would expect, too. Interesting initial results - look forward to more. Have you tried WSJT-X with the advanced decoding parameters? I've noticed a pretty good sweet spot with random erasure patterns at 7 and aggressive decoding at 8, with 2-pass decoding on. YMMV.0
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The bottom instance was on 077 not 076 so add 1Kc to the readings1
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Bill is correct.. I had the Slice B frequency wrong on the test setup
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George.. so far JTDX seems to consistently beat WSJT at even the most aggressive settings.. but obviously lots of parameters still to test.
BTW... Did test Random =7 and Aggressive =8 and still JTDX easily beat it0 -
I find that when the other guy is weaker than say -23 to -25 then I really need to boost my output power so that they can hear me over the less than optimal signal path. Basically at least 100W below -20...
To date my best ever QSO was a DL @ -29 when I ran 1.5KW into my beam (10+KW ERP) so he could hear me and he gave me a -19...
Sort of wish the weak guys would have better receivers as invariably the weak ones are the interesting DX.
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My 24 hr stats on PSKreporter has gone up 30% since switching to JTDX. On a recent weekend was watching 20M and noticed 61 decodes. Previous best on WSJT-X was 34 decodes.0
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OK. Now you have really piqued my interest in JTDX.1
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Maybe I'm missing something. JTDX is at 14077 with max freq reported of 1071 Hz. WSJT is at 14076 with max freq reported 454 Hz. Reported Passband for one 14077.0 to 14078.1, the other 14076.0 to 14076.5 . Doesn't make for a lot to compare, especially with apparently different bandwidth.0
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I had the second slice setup on the wrong frequency,
I have since corrected the issue
Both Slices have 5 MHz Bandwidths
JTDX still consistently outperforms WSJT
I will post a corrected Screen Shots later today
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from Igor (JTDX):
... I have got this picture with 61 decodes from air interface, doing my tests I observed up to 120 JT65 decodes in 2700 Hz bandwidth from the simulated wav files there are links published qrz.com/db/ua3djy to various sets of the simulated wav files ...0 -
Now both on the same frequencies on the same radio and antenna but different slices
WSJT
JTDX
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Pretty obvious JTDX is just hearing so much more even with aggressive decodes on WSJT
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Fascinating, Howard. Thanks for doing the comparison.0
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And there's a "JT9 LID" somewhere...0
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