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WSJT-X vs. HamLib vs. Flex-66xx or TS-2000 ??
Neal Pollack, N6YFM
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Just started using ft8 with version 2 setup as flex6000 series and created sdrcat port 5004 then in wsjtx put 127.0.0.1:5004 and it works fab, Tim said in a post that if you use the kenwood settings it causes more latency.1
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Neal, i use Jim's setup above for my station. The only difference I have is the Cat Port that I create is TCP Port: 5002.
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Over 5,000 FT8 contacts in 2018, my Flex 6500 & WSJT-X. The only setting that I have used in the past year is the "Flex Radio Setting" It has worked perfectly.0
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This has been exactly my experience using both WSJT-X v2 and the latest JTDX alpha/release candidate.
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Sorry if my comment sounds like I don't appreciate the effort people put into making tutorials. I do, of course.
If I make up a tutorial on changing the oil in a 2012 Subaru Forester, assuming I get the details right, it will be useful for a long time to come. But in this technical hobby, where things change all of the time, once you make a tutorial on a topic like this, you're basically putting yourself on the hook to keep it up to date as the details change.
I give a talk at QuartFest each year about JT modes (third week of January, Quartzite AZ, great fun!). Each year I spend some time reviewing my slides and getting the details right. It can be surprising how much changes year to year.
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I found it interesting that no one mentioned using SliceMaster with WSJT which is all TCP connections. As for latency, I doubt you could measure it enough or that it is enough to even make an operational difference.
Mike
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Forgot to mention Slice Master. Using it together with WSJT-X and HRD logg. Works very nicely together.0
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After reading the comments I just tried this and works fine! I did notice that there was a one second delay when pressing the "test cat" button in WSJT-X when using a com port, but virtually no delay when using the port config shown above and the FlexRadio 6xxx rig type. I also noticed that the JTAlert response was much improved when using this config.
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If you decide to use DDUtil in the future, DDUtil uses TCP5002 and will conflict with WSJT-X the way you currently have it set. That is why I recommend to create a new TCP port dedicated to WSJT-X.
Dave wo2x
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Question: In order to avoid forgetting this, should I go into SmartCAT and define
a TCP port with 5002 that is named DDUTIL Port, or will even having that defined
in SmartCAT cause a conflict?
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Al and Phil:
How often have you experienced WSJT-X loosing ethernet connection
while working on a local LAN (for the above problem)? Just curious so
I can evaluate the potential impact if I configure that way.
Cheers,
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From my perspective... never. The same is true with virtual com ports.
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With WSJT-X V2, WSJT has only crashed when I intentionally crash it ( shut down the radio without shutting down SSDR first ) or when testing alpha versions of SSDR.
If your LAN connection is solid I would expect a WSJT-x crash using the FLEX CAT interface to be very rare.
AL, K0VM
Flex alpha team member
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Thanks. But another question: why do you set a 300 millisecond TX delay? That seems excessive? Neal0
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Neal, no specific reasons at all, I leave as is after installation
I have tried any timings with my 6700 even via Smartlink without any sensitive effects afterwards0 -
Why do you have split turned off? Most of us operate split to avoid QRM on the TX freq.0
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Stan I have no bad expirience with turned off, usually I am operate in FT8 via smartlink and many times start transmission on 2-3nd second of session , what my Flex 6700 received 99% confirmed in QSO and power always just TRX (90-100w)0
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Thank you Stan, I’ll try, in my log over 95% are CW qso ) ( keyerman) , FT8 just for fun for me however improvement should be in place !0
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