All the documentation seemed to state that it was possible to let MLDX control the rig, JT-Bridge be the intermediary, and WSJT-X to see the changes and PTT. So I stumbled across this post because I too was trying to make this work.
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With the new DXpedition FT8 mode, it seems that split mode (either real dual VFO or 'fake it' mode) is preferred, so during the recent on-air test I experimented with letting WSJT-X handle the rig - it worked fine, but I had to be sure to update MacLoggerDX when I switched bands. That way the previous decode gets reported as the previous band and the new sequence gets decoded and reported on the new band. As for WSJT-X, I follow this procedure when changing bands to make sure reporting to pskreporter is accurate (I'm told that reporting may be suppressed on band change, but I've not verified that):ġ) Wait until a transmission sequence is over and switch freqs on the rig (memory up/down)Ģ) Wait for the decode of the previous sequence to happenģ) Change WSJT-X's idea of the freq in the pulldown box I have the JT65 and FT8 freqs in memories on my rig, so I just memory up/down on the rig itself and MacLoggerDX will pick up the changes (I want the log to be correct!). My personal preference is to let MacLoggerDX run the rig. r/spaceweather - Weather In SPACE!!! /r/WSJTX - Weak Signal Modes! r/parksontheair/ - POTA (Parks On The Air) r/amateursatellites/ - Satellite weather RX r/mursradio/ - related to the Multi-Use Radio Service in the USA.
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