With my method you do them in that order.
Second you need to create that new rig name in WSJT, which is fiddly. First you create a new desktop shortcut to point you to a new rig name in WSJT-X. Someone familiar with other OS arrangements can probably translate it to them fairly easily. I suspect that the same thing is possible in other operating systems, it is just that I have never tried it.
#Ham radio deluxe to wsjt x ft 991 windows#
This is because I know very little about other operating systems (what makes you think that you know much about Windows either, Jim?). Please note that what I am describing is for Windows PCs only. Let us just say that I am about to set up another instance of WSJT-X and I thought I should show you how I did it. This works fine but MSHV does not cover the JT4G mode used by the GB3NGI beacon so I have to switch to monitoring 23cms on the Main band and then 2m is on the Sub band and I cannot transmit on that so I have to keep switching. Up to now I have been using MSHV to monitor the IC-9700 Sub band. In effect this creates a new radio to monitor - the "IC-9700 Sub band" radio. I have recently been using both data channels of audio from the IC-9700. There is a link to the WSJT-X home page on the side bar to this blog and you can go there and see if it makes sense to you.įor me, I use a slightly different system for setting it up, but I achieve the same result in the end.
#Ham radio deluxe to wsjt x ft 991 how to#
The WSJT-X home page leads you to a guide to WSJT-X which explains that this is easy to set up but then seems to be a bit vague about how to do it. WSJT-X display at GM4FVM showing three instances running at the same timeĪs usual, click on the images to enlarge if you need to. The object of the exercise is so that I can follow propagation up and down the bands, which is what I watch very carefully. I have a separate display screen for this display. There is inįact a reason why they are arranged in that order - the radios have toīe in the same order on the bench below for space reasons - and it worksįor me.
From left to right are the readoutsįrom my IC-7300 on 4m, IC-7100 on 70cms, and IC-9700 on 2m. Close it and open the other one to change rig. You just click which ever one you want and up it comes.
You cannot be bothered to keep switching about in the WSJT-X settings. Or maybe you just want to leave both radios hooked up but sometimes use one or the other. You might want to transmit on more than one band at once, or monitor more than one mode on the same band. You could be, say, monitoring HF and VHF at the same time, or indeed any combination of bands between the two radios. You want to receive and transmit data on it, but you still have your old one hooked up.
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