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Problem with wsjt-x and Smart SDR - appears that XIT is active with offset

N1TCH
N1TCH Member
edited March 2017 in SmartSDR for Windows
I am using Smart SDR 1.6.17 and wsjt-x v 1.6.0 and JTAlertX v 2.6.28 to operate JT65 and until yesterday have had no problems. My 6300 is acting like XIT is enabled. Each time today that I transmitted during a QSO the other station replied to me about 50 Hz higher. For example I sent CQ on 40 meters @ Tx  702 Hz. The relying station answered on 751, when i replied by double clicking on that he replied with RRR on 803 I replied to him on 803 and he send 73 849.  When this happened yesterday the frequency dropped about 70 Hz and the replying station suggested checking the XIT. I haven't had any reports of being off frequency on SSB. I haven't made any changes to my settings and use profiles for each band/mode combination and I can't remember ever using XIT with any of my rigs.  Any thoughts or suggestions?

Answers

  • DH2ID
    DH2ID Member ✭✭✭
    edited March 2017
    TX=RX in WSTJ-X? If not, tick "Lock TX=RX"
  • N1TCH
    N1TCH Member
    edited October 2016
    Thx, I'm very careful about that setting in the wsjt-x. I made that mistake when i first started with JT65.

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