AbstractLogWindow &Delete ... AbstractLogWindow::impl Confirm Delete Are you sure you want to delete the %n selected QSO(s) from the log? Astro Doppler tracking <html><head/><body>One station does all Doppler shift correction, their QSO partner receives and transmits on the sked frequency.If the rig does not accept CAT QSY commands while transmitting a single correction is applied for the whole transmit period.</body></html> Full Doppler to DX Grid <html><head/><body>Transmit takes place on sked frequency and receive frequency is corrected for own echoes. This mode can be used for calling CQ, or when using Echo mode.</body></html> Own Echo <html><head/><body>Both stations correct for Doppler shift such that they would be heard on the moon at the sked frequency.If the rig does not accept CAT QSY commands while transmitting a single correction is applied for the whole transmit period.Use this option also for Echo mode.</body></html> Constant frequency on Moon <html><head/><body>DX station announces their TX Freq, which is entered as the Sked Freq. Correction applied to RX and TX so you appear on the DX's station's own echo Freq.If the rig does not accept CAT QSY commands while transmitting a single correction is applied for the whole transmit period.</body></html> On DX Echo <html><head/><body>Tune radio manually and select this mode to put your echo on the same frequency.If the rig does not accept CAT QSY commands while transmitting a single correction is applied for the whole transmit period.</body></html> Call DX <html><head/><body>No Doppler shift correction is applied. This may be used when the QSO partner does full Doppler correction to your grid square.</body></html> None Sked frequency 0 Rx: Tx: <html><head/><body>Press and hold the CTRL key to adjust the sked frequency manually with the rig's VFO dial or enter frequency directly into the band entry field on the main window.</body></html> Astro Data Astronomical Data Doppler Tracking Error Split operating is required for Doppler tracking Go to "Menu->File->Settings->Radio" to enable split operation Bands Band name Lower frequency limit Upper frequency limit Band Lower Limit Upper Limit CAboutDlg About WSJT-X OK CPlotter &Set Rx && Tx Offset CabrilloLog Freq(MHz) Mode Date & Time(UTC) Call Sent Rcvd Band CabrilloLogWindow Contest Log <html><head/><body>Right-click here for available actions.</body></html> Right-click here for available actions. CallsignDialog Callsign ColorHighlighting K1ABC CQ in message My Call in message Transmitted message New DXCC New Grid New DXCC on Band New Call New Grid on Band New Call on Band Uploads to LotW New Continent New Continent on Band New CQ Zone New CQ Zone on Band New ITU Zone New ITU Zone on Band Configuration::impl &Delete &Insert ... Failed to create save directory path: "%1% Failed to create samples directory path: "%1" &Load ... &Save as ... &Merge ... &Reset Serial Port: Serial port used for CAT control Network Server: Optional hostname and port of network service. Leave blank for a sensible default on this machine. Formats: hostname:port IPv4-address:port [IPv6-address]:port USB Device: Optional device identification. Leave blank for a sensible default for the rig. Format: [VID[:PID[:VENDOR[:PRODUCT]]]] Invalid audio input device Invalid audio out device Invalid PTT method Invalid PTT port Invalid Contest Exchange You must input a valid ARRL Field Day exchange You must input a valid ARRL RTTY Roundup exchange Reset Decode Highlighting Reset all decode highlighting and priorities to default values WSJT-X Decoded Text Font Chooser Load Working Frequencies Frequency files (*.qrg);;All files (*.*) Replace Working Frequencies Are you sure you want to discard your current working frequencies and replace them with the loaded ones? Merge Working Frequencies Not a valid frequencies file Incorrect file magic Version is too new Contents corrupt Save Working Frequencies Only Save Selected Working Frequencies Are you sure you want to save only the working frequencies that are currently selected? Click No to save all. Reset Working Frequencies Are you sure you want to discard your current working frequencies and replace them with default ones? Save Directory AzEl Directory Rig control error Failed to open connection to rig Rig failure DXLabSuiteCommanderTransceiver Failed to connect to DX Lab Suite Commander DX Lab Suite Commander didn't respond correctly reading frequency: DX Lab Suite Commander sent an unrecognised TX state: DX Lab Suite Commander didn't respond correctly polling TX status: DX Lab Suite Commander rig did not respond to PTT: DX Lab Suite Commander didn't respond correctly polling frequency: DX Lab Suite Commander didn't respond correctly polling TX frequency: DX Lab Suite Commander sent an unrecognised split state: DX Lab Suite Commander didn't respond correctly polling split status: DX Lab Suite Commander sent an unrecognised mode: " DX Lab Suite Commander didn't respond correctly polling mode: DX Lab Suite Commander send command failed DX Lab Suite Commander failed to send command "%1": %2 DX Lab Suite Commander send command "%1" read reply failed: %2 DX Lab Suite Commander retries exhausted sending command "%1" DX Lab Suite Commander sent an unrecognized frequency DecodeHighlightingListView &Foreground color ... Choose %1 Foreground Color &Unset foreground color &Background color ... Choose %1 Background Color U&nset background color &Reset this item to defaults DecodeHighlightingModel CQ in message My Call in message Transmitted message New DXCC New DXCC on Band New Grid New Grid on Band New Call New Call on Band New Continent New Continent on Band New CQ Zone New CQ Zone on Band New ITU Zone New ITU Zone on Band LoTW User f/g unset b/g unset Highlight Type Designer &Delete &Insert ... Insert &after ... Import Palette Palettes (*.pal) Export Palette Dialog Gray time: Directory URL Error Invalid URL: "%1" JSON Error Contents file syntax error %1 at character offset %2 Contents file top level must be a JSON array File System Error Failed to open "%1" Error: %2 - %3 Contents entries must be a JSON array Contents entries must have a valid type Contents entries must have a valid name Contents entries must be JSON objects Contents directories must be relative and within "%1" Network Error Authentication required DisplayText &Erase EchoGraph Echo Graph <html><head/><body>Compression factor for frequency scale</body></html> Bins/Pixel Gain <html><head/><body>Echo spectrum gain</body></html> Zero <html><head/><body>Echo spectrum zero</body></html> <html><head/><body>Smoothing of echo spectrum</body></html> Smooth <html><head/><body>Number of echo transmissions averaged</body></html> N: 0 <html><head/><body>Click to cycle through a sequence of colors and line widths.</body></html> Colors Colours EmulateSplitTransceiver Emulated split mode requires rig to be in simplex mode EqualizationToolsDialog::impl Phase Freq (Hz) Phase (Π) Delay (ms) Measured Proposed Current Group Delay Amplitude Relative Power (dB) Reference Phase ... Refresh Discard Measured ExistingNameDialog Configuration to Clone From &Source Configuration Name: ExportCabrillo Dialog Location: SNJ Contest: ARRL-RTTY Callsign: Category-Operator: SINGLE-OP Category-Transmitter: ONE Category-Power: LOW Category-Assisted: NON-ASSISTED Category-Band: ALL Claimed-Score: Operators: Club: Name: Address: Save Log File Cabrillo Log (*.cbr) Cannot open "%1" for writing: %2 Export Cabrillo File Error FastGraph Fast Graph Waterfall gain Waterfall zero Spectrum zero <html><head/><body>Set reasonable levels for gain and zero sliders.</body></html> Auto Level FoxLog::impl Date & Time(UTC) Call Grid Sent Rcvd Band FoxLogWindow Fox Log <html><head/><body>Right-click here for available actions.</body></html> Callers: N In progress: Rate: &Export ADIF ... Export ADIF Log File ADIF Log (*.adi) Export ADIF File Error Cannot open "%1" for writing: %2 &Reset ... Confirm Reset Are you sure you want to erase file FoxQSO.txt and start a new Fox log? FrequencyDialog Add Frequency IARU &Region: &Mode: &Frequency (MHz): FrequencyList_v2 IARU Region Mode Frequency Frequency (MHz) HRDTransceiver Failed to connect to Ham Radio Deluxe Failed to open file "%1": %2. Ham Radio Deluxe: no rig found Ham Radio Deluxe: rig doesn't support mode Ham Radio Deluxe: sent an unrecognised mode Ham Radio Deluxe: item not found in %1 dropdown list Ham Radio Deluxe: button not available Ham Radio Deluxe didn't respond as expected Ham Radio Deluxe: rig has disappeared or changed Ham Radio Deluxe send command "%1" failed %2 Ham Radio Deluxe: failed to write command "%1" Ham Radio Deluxe sent an invalid reply to our command "%1" Ham Radio Deluxe failed to reply to command "%1" %2 Ham Radio Deluxe retries exhausted sending command "%1" Ham Radio Deluxe didn't respond to command "%1" as expected HamlibTransceiver Hamlib initialisation error Hamlib settings file error: %1 at character offset %2 Hamlib settings file error: top level must be a JSON object Hamlib settings file error: config must be a JSON object Unsupported CAT type Hamlib error: %1 while %2 opening connection to rig getting current frequency getting current mode exchanging VFOs getting other VFO frequency getting other VFO mode setting current VFO getting frequency getting mode getting current VFO getting current VFO frequency setting frequency getting current VFO mode setting current VFO mode setting/unsetting split mode setting split mode setting split TX frequency and mode setting split TX frequency getting split TX VFO mode setting split TX VFO mode getting PTT state setting PTT on setting PTT off setting a configuration item getting a configuration item HelpTextWindow Help file error Cannot open "%1" for reading Error: %1 IARURegions IARU Region LogQSO Click OK to confirm the following QSO: Call Start dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss End Mode Band Rpt Sent Rpt Rcvd Grid Name Tx power Retain Comments Operator Exch sent Rcvd Invalid QSO Data Check exchange sent and received Check all fields Log file error Cannot open "%1" for append Error: %1 LotWUsers::impl Network Error - SSL/TLS support not installed, cannot fetch: '%1' Network Error - Too many redirects: '%1' Network Error: %1 File System Error - Cannot commit changes to: "%1" File System Error - Cannot open file: "%1" Error(%2): %3 File System Error - Cannot write to file: "%1" Error(%2): %3 MainWindow WSJT-X by K1JT Band Activity UTC dB DT Freq Dr Rx Frequency CQ only Enter this QSO in log Log &QSO Stop monitoring &Stop Toggle monitoring On/Off &Monitor <html><head/><body>Erase right window. Double-click to erase both windows.</body></html> Erase right window. Double-click to erase both windows. &Erase <html><head/><body>Clear the accumulating message average.</body></html> Clear the accumulating message average. Clear Avg <html><head/><body>Decode most recent Rx period at QSO Frequency</body></html> Decode most recent Rx period at QSO Frequency &Decode <html><head/><body>Toggle Auto-Tx On/Off</body></html> Toggle Auto-Tx On/Off E&nable Tx Stop transmitting immediately &Halt Tx <html><head/><body>Toggle a pure Tx tone On/Off</body></html> Toggle a pure Tx tone On/Off &Tune Menus USB dial frequency 14.078 000 <html><head/><body>30dB recommended when only noise present Green when good Red when clipping may occur Yellow when too low</body></html> Rx Signal 30dB recommended when only noise present Green when good Red when clipping may occur Yellow when too low DX Call DX Grid Callsign of station to be worked Search for callsign in database &Lookup Locator of station to be worked Az: 251 16553 km Add callsign and locator to database Add Pwr <html><head/><body>If orange or red there has been a rig control failure, click to reset and read the dial frequency. S implies split mode.</body></html> If orange or red there has been a rig control failure, click to reset and read the dial frequency. S implies split mode. ? Adjust Tx audio level <html><head/><body>Select operating band or enter frequency in MHz or enter kHz increment followed by k.</body></html> Frequency entry Select operating band or enter frequency in MHz or enter kHz increment followed by k. <html><head/><body> 2015 Jun 17 01:23:45 </body></html> <html><head/><body>Check to keep Tx frequency fixed when double-clicking on decoded text.</body></html> Check to keep Tx frequency fixed when double-clicking on decoded text. Hold Tx Freq Audio Rx frequency Hz Rx Set Tx frequency to Rx Frequency ▲ Frequency tolerance (Hz) F Tol Set Rx frequency to Tx Frequency ▼ <html><head/><body>Synchronizing threshold. Lower numbers accept weaker sync signals.</body></html> Synchronizing threshold. Lower numbers accept weaker sync signals. Sync <html><head/><body>Check to use short-format messages.</body></html> Check to use short-format messages. Sh <html><head/><body>Check to enable JT9 fast modes</body></html> Check to enable JT9 fast modes Fast <html><head/><body>Check to enable automatic sequencing of Tx messages based on received messages.</body></html> Check to enable automatic sequencing of Tx messages based on received messages. Auto Seq <html><head/><body>Check to call the first decoded responder to my CQ.</body></html> Check to call the first decoded responder to my CQ. Call 1st Check to generate "@1250 (SEND MSGS)" in Tx6. Tx6 <html><head/><body>Check to Tx in even-numbered minutes or sequences, starting at 0; uncheck for odd sequences.</body></html> Check to Tx in even-numbered minutes or sequences, starting at 0; uncheck for odd sequences. Tx even/1st <html><head/><body>Frequency to call CQ on in kHz above the current MHz</body></html> Frequency to call CQ on in kHz above the current MHz Tx CQ <html><head/><body>Check this to call CQ on the "Tx CQ" frequency. Rx will be on the current frequency and the CQ message wiill include the current Rx frequency so callers know which frequency to reply on.Not available to nonstandard callsign holders.</body></html> Check this to call CQ on the "Tx CQ" frequency. Rx will be on the current frequency and the CQ message wiill include the current Rx frequency so callers know which frequency to reply on. Not available to nonstandard callsign holders. Rx All Freqs <html><head/><body>Submode determines tone spacing; A is narrowest.</body></html> Submode determines tone spacing; A is narrowest. Submode Fox <html><head/><body>Check to monitor Sh messages.</body></html> Check to monitor Sh messages. SWL Best S+P <html><head/><body>Check this to start recording calibration data. While measuring calibration correction is disabled. When not checked you can view the calibration results.</body></html> Check this to start recording calibration data. While measuring calibration correction is disabled. When not checked you can view the calibration results. Measure <html><head/><body>Signal report: Signal-to-noise ratio in 2500 Hz reference bandwidth (dB).</body></html> Signal report: Signal-to-noise ratio in 2500 Hz reference bandwidth (dB). Report <html><head/><body>Tx/Rx or Frequency calibration sequence length</body></html> Tx/Rx or Frequency calibration sequence length s T/R Toggle Tx mode Tx JT9 @ Audio Tx frequency Tx Tx# <html><head/><body>Double-click on another caller to queue that call for your next QSO.</body></html> Double-click on another caller to queue that call for your next QSO. Next Call 1 Send this message in next Tx interval Ctrl+2 <html><head/><body>Send this message in next Tx intervalDouble click to toggle the use of the Tx1 message to start a QSO with a station (not allowed for type 1 compound call holders)</body></html> Send this message in next Tx interval Double click to toggle the use of the Tx1 message to start a QSO with a station (not allowed for type 1 compound call holders) Ctrl+1 Switch to this Tx message NOW Tx &2 Alt+2 <html><head/><body>Switch to this Tx message NOWDouble click to toggle the use of the Tx1 message to start a QSO with a station (not allowed for type 1 compound call holders)</body></html> Switch to this Tx message NOW Double click to toggle the use of the Tx1 message to start a QSO with a station (not allowed for type 1 compound call holders) Tx &1 Alt+1 Ctrl+6 <html><head/><body>Send this message in next Tx intervalDouble-click to reset to the standard 73 message</body></html> Send this message in next Tx interval Double-click to reset to the standard 73 message Ctrl+5 Ctrl+3 Tx &3 Alt+3 <html><head/><body>Send this message in next Tx intervalDouble-click to toggle between RRR and RR73 messages in Tx4 (not allowed for type 2 compound call holders)RR73 messages should only be used when you are reasonably confident that no message repetitions will be required</body></html> Send this message in next Tx interval Double-click to toggle between RRR and RR73 messages in Tx4 (not allowed for type 2 compound call holders) RR73 messages should only be used when you are reasonably confident that no message repetitions will be required Ctrl+4 <html><head/><body>Switch to this Tx message NOWDouble-click to toggle between RRR and RR73 messages in Tx4 (not allowed for type2 compound call holders)RR73 messages should only be used when you are reasonably confident that no message repetitions will be required</body></html> Switch to this Tx message NOW Double-click to toggle between RRR and RR73 messages in Tx4 (not allowed for type2 compound call holders) RR73 messages should only be used when you are reasonably confident that no message repetitions will be required Tx &4 Alt+4 <html><head/><body>Switch to this Tx message NOWDouble-click to reset to the standard 73 message</body></html> Switch to this Tx message NOW Double-click to reset to the standard 73 message Tx &5 Alt+5 Now Generate standard messages for minimal QSO Generate Std Msgs Tx &6 Alt+6 Enter a free text message (maximum 13 characters) or select a predefined macro from the dropdown list. Press ENTER to add the current text to the predefined list. The list can be maintained in Settings (F2). Queue up the next Tx message Next 2 Calling CQ Generate a CQ message CQ Generate message with RRR RRR Generate message with report dB Answering CQ Generate message for replying to a CQ Grid Generate message with R+report R+dB Generate message with 73 73 Send this standard (generated) message Gen msg Send this free-text message (max 13 characters) Free msg 3 Max dB CQ AF CQ AN CQ AS CQ EU CQ NA CQ OC CQ SA CQ 0 CQ 1 CQ 2 CQ 3 CQ 4 CQ 5 CQ 6 CQ 7 CQ 8 CQ 9 Reset N List N Slots Random Call S/N (dB) Distance More CQs Percentage of 2-minute sequences devoted to transmitting. % Tx Pct Band Hopping Choose bands and times of day for band-hopping. Schedule ... Upload decoded messages to WSPRnet.org. Upload spots <html><head/><body>6 digit locators cause 2 different messages to be sent, the second contains the full locator but only a hashed callsign, other stations must have decoded the first once before they can decode your call in the second. Check this option to only send 4 digit locators if it will avoid the two message protocol.</body></html> 6 digit locators cause 2 different messages to be sent, the second contains the full locator but only a hashed callsign, other stations must have decoded the first once before they can decode your call in the second. Check this option to only send 4 digit locators if it will avoid the two message protocol. Prefer type 1 messages No own call decodes Transmit during the next 2-minute sequence. Tx Next Set Tx power in dBm (dB above 1 mW) as part of your WSPR message. File View Decode Save Help Mode Configurations Tools Exit Configuration F2 About WSJT-X Waterfall Open Ctrl+O Open next in directory Decode remaining files in directory Shift+F6 Delete all *.wav && *.c2 files in SaveDir None Save all Online User Guide Keyboard shortcuts Special mouse commands JT9 Save decoded Normal Deep Monitor OFF at startup Erase ALL.TXT Erase wsjtx_log.adi Convert mode to RTTY for logging Log dB reports to Comments Prompt me to log QSO Blank line between decoding periods Clear DX Call and Grid after logging Display distance in miles Double-click on call sets Tx Enable F7 Tx disabled after sending 73 Runaway Tx watchdog Allow multiple instances Tx freq locked to Rx freq JT65 JT9+JT65 Tx messages to Rx Frequency window Gray1 Show DXCC entity and worked B4 status Astronomical data List of Type 1 prefixes and suffixes Settings... Local User Guide Open log directory JT4 Message averaging Enable averaging Enable deep search WSPR Echo Graph F8 Echo EME Echo mode ISCAT Fast Graph F9 &Download Samples ... <html><head/><body>Download sample audio files demonstrating the various modes.</body></html> MSK144 QRA64 Release Notes Enable AP for DX Call FreqCal Measure reference spectrum Measure phase response Erase reference spectrum Execute frequency calibration cycle Equalization tools ... WSPR-LF Experimental LF/MF mode FT8 Enable AP Solve for calibration parameters Copyright notice Shift+F1 Fox log FT8 DXpedition Mode User Guide Reset Cabrillo log ... Color highlighting scheme Contest Log Export Cabrillo log ... Quick-Start Guide to WSJT-X 2.0 Contest log Erase WSPR hashtable FT4 Rig Control Error Receiving Do you want to reconfigure the radio interface? Error Scanning ADIF Log Scanned ADIF log, %1 worked before records created Error Loading LotW Users Data Error Writing WAV File Configurations... Message Error Killing jt9.exe Process KillByName return code: %1 Error removing "%1" Click OK to retry Improper mode File Open Error Cannot open "%1" for append: %2 Error saving c2 file Error in Sound Input Error in Sound Output Single-Period Decodes Average Decodes Change Operator New operator: Status File Error Cannot open "%1" for writing: %2 Subprocess Error Subprocess failed with exit code %1 Running: %1 %2 Subprocess error Reference spectrum saved Invalid data in fmt.all at line %1 Good Calibration Solution <pre>%1%L2 ±%L3 ppm %4%L5 ±%L6 Hz %7%L8 %9%L10 Hz</pre> Delete Calibration Measurements The "fmt.all" file will be renamed as "fmt.bak" If you make fair use of any part of WSJT-X under terms of the GNU General Public License, you must display the following copyright notice prominently in your derivative work: "The algorithms, source code, look-and-feel of WSJT-X and related programs, and protocol specifications for the modes FSK441, FT8, JT4, JT6M, JT9, JT65, JTMS, QRA64, ISCAT, MSK144 are Copyright (C) 2001-2019 by one or more of the following authors: Joseph Taylor, K1JT; Bill Somerville, G4WJS; Steven Franke, K9AN; Nico Palermo, IV3NWV; Greg Beam, KI7MT; Michael Black, W9MDB; Edson Pereira, PY2SDR; Philip Karn, KA9Q; and other members of the WSJT Development Group." No data read from disk. Wrong file format? Confirm Delete Are you sure you want to delete all *.wav and *.c2 files in "%1"? Keyboard Shortcuts Special Mouse Commands No more files to open. Please choose another Tx frequency. WSJT-X will not knowingly transmit another mode in the WSPR sub-band on 30m. WSPR Guard Band Please choose another dial frequency. WSJT-X will not operate in Fox mode in the standard FT8 sub-bands. Fox Mode warning Last Tx: %1 Should you switch to EU VHF Contest mode? To do so, check 'Special operating activity' and 'EU VHF Contest' on the Settings | Advanced tab. Should you switch to ARRL Field Day mode? Should you switch to RTTY contest mode? Add to CALL3.TXT Please enter a valid grid locator Cannot open "%1" for read/write: %2 %1 is already in CALL3.TXT, do you wish to replace it? Warning: DX Call field is empty. Log file error Cannot open "%1" Error sending log to N1MM Write returned "%1" Stations calling DXpedition %1 Hound Tx Messages Confirm Erase Are you sure you want to erase file ALL.TXT? Confirm Reset Are you sure you want to erase your contest log? Doing this will remove all QSO records for the current contest. They will be kept in the ADIF log file but will not be available for export in your Cabrillo log. Cabrillo Log saved Are you sure you want to erase file wsjtx_log.adi? Are you sure you want to erase the WSPR hashtable? VHF features warning Tune digital gain Transmit digital gain Prefixes Network Error Error: %1 UDP server %2:%3 File Error Phase Training Disabled Phase Training Enabled WD:%1m Log File Error Are you sure you want to clear the QSO queues? MessageAveraging Message Averaging UTC Sync DT Freq Modes Mode MultiSettings Default MultiSettings::impl &Switch To &Clone Clone &Into ... R&eset &Rename ... &Delete Clone Into Configuration Confirm overwrite of all values for configuration "%1" with values from "%2"? Reset Configuration Confirm reset to default values for configuration "%1"? Delete Configuration Confirm deletion of configuration "%1"? NameDialog New Configuration Name Old name: &New name: OmniRigTransceiver OmniRig: unrecognized mode Failed to start OmniRig COM server OmniRig: don't know how to set rig frequency OmniRig: timeout waiting for update from rig OmniRig COM/OLE error: %1 at %2: %3 (%4) PollingTransceiver Unexpected rig error QObject Invalid rig name - \ & / not allowed User Defined Failed to open LotW users CSV file: '%1' OOB Too many colours in palette. Error reading waterfall palette file "%1:%2" too many colors. Error reading waterfall palette file "%1:%2" invalid triplet. Error reading waterfall palette file "%1:%2" invalid color. Error opening waterfall palette file "%1": %2. Error writing waterfall palette file "%1": %2. RemoteFile File System Error Cannot rename file: "%1" to: "%2" Error(%3): %4 Cannot delete file: "%1" Network Error Too many redirects: %1 Redirect not followed: %1 Cannot commit changes to: "%1" Cannot open file: "%1" Error(%2): %3 Cannot make path: "%1" Cannot write to file: "%1" Error(%2): %3 SampleDownloader::impl Download Samples Input Error Invalid URL format SoundInput An error opening the audio input device has occurred. An error occurred during read from the audio input device. Audio data not being fed to the audio input device fast enough. Non-recoverable error, audio input device not usable at this time. Requested input audio format is not valid. Requested input audio format is not supported on device. Failed to initialize audio sink device Idle Receiving Suspended Interrupted Error Stopped SoundOutput An error opening the audio output device has occurred. An error occurred during write to the audio output device. Audio data not being fed to the audio output device fast enough. Non-recoverable error, audio output device not usable at this time. Requested output audio format is not valid. Requested output audio format is not supported on device. Idle Sending Suspended Interrupted Error Stopped StationDialog Add Station &Band: &Offset (MHz): &Antenna: StationList::impl Band name Frequency offset Antenna description Band Offset Antenna Description TransceiverBase Unexpected rig error WideGraph Dialog Controls Spectrum gain Palette <html><head/><body>Enter definition for a new color palette.</body></html> Adjust... Waterfall gain <html><head/><body>Set fractional size of spectrum in this window.</body></html> % Spec <html><head/><body>Flatten spectral baseline over the full displayed interval.</body></html> Flatten <html><head/><body>Compute and save a reference spectrum. (Not yet fully implemented.)</body></html> Ref Spec Smoothing of Linear Average spectrum Smooth Compression factor for frequency scale Bins/Pixel Select waterfall palette <html><head/><body>Select data for spectral display</body></html> Current Cumulative Linear Avg Reference <html><head/><body>Frequency at left edge of waterfall</body></html> Hz Start <html><head/><body>Decode JT9 only above this frequency</body></html> JT9 JT65 Number of FFTs averaged (controls waterfall scrolling rate) N Avg Waterfall zero Spectrum zero Wide Graph Read Palette configuration_dialog Settings Genera&l General station details and settings. Station Details My C&all: Station callsign. M&y Grid: <html><head/><body>Maidenhead locator, preferably 6 characters.</body></html> Check to allow grid changes from external programs AutoGrid IARU Region: <html><head/><body>Select your IARU region.</body></html> Message generation for type 2 compound callsign holders: <html><head/><body>Type 2 compound callsigns are those with prefixes or suffixes not included in the allowed shortlist (See Help->Add-on prefixes and suffixes).This option determines which generated messages should contain your full type 2 compound call sign rather than your base callsign. It only applies if you have a type 2 compound callsign.This option controls the way the messages that are used to answer CQ calls are generated. Generated messages 6 (CQ) and 5 (73) will always contain your full callsign. The JT65 and JT9 protocols allow for some standard messages with your full call at the expense of another piece of information such as the DX call or your locator.Choosing message 1 omits the DX callsign which may be an issue when replying to CQ calls. Choosing message 3 also omits the DX callsign and many versions of this and other software will not extract the report. Choosing neither means that your full callsign only goes in your message 5 (73) so your QSO partner may log the wrong callsign.None of these options are perfect, message 3 is usually best but be aware your QSO partner may not log the report you send them.</body></html> Full call in Tx1 Full call in Tx3 Full call in Tx5 only Display Show outgoing transmitted messages in the Rx frequency window. &Tx messages to Rx frequency window Show if decoded stations are new DXCC entities or worked before. Show &DXCC, grid, and worked-before status <html><head/><body>Check to have decodes for a new period start at the top of the Band Activity window and not scroll off the top when the window is full.This is to aid selecting decodes to double-click while decoding is still in progress. Use the Band Activity vertical scroll bar to reveal decodes past the bottom of the window.</body></html> Start new period decodes at top Show principal prefix instead of country name Set the font characteristics for the application. Font... Set the font characteristics for the Band Activity and Rx Frequency areas. Decoded Text Font... Include a separator line between periods in the band activity window. &Blank line between decoding periods Show distance to DX station in miles rather than kilometers. Display dista&nce in miles Behavior Decode after EME delay Tx watchdog: <html><head/><body>Number of minutes before unattended transmissions are aborted</body></html> Disabled minutes Enable VHF/UHF/Microwave features Single decode <html><head/><body>Some rigs are not able to process CAT commands while transmitting. This means that if you are operating in split mode you may have to uncheck this option.</body></html> Allow Tx frequency changes while transmitting Don't start decoding until the monitor button is clicked. Mon&itor off at startup <html><head/><body>Check this if you wish to automatically return to the last monitored frequency when monitor is enabled, leave it unchecked if you wish to have the current rig frequency maintained.</body></html> Monitor returns to last used frequency Alternate F1-F6 bindings Turns off automatic transmissions after sending a 73 or any other free text message. Di&sable Tx after sending 73 Send a CW ID after every 73 or free text message. CW ID a&fter 73 Periodic CW ID Inter&val: Send a CW ID periodically every few minutes. This might be required under your countries licence regulations. It will not interfere with other users as it is always sent in the quiet period when decoding is done. Automatic transmission mode. Doubl&e-click on call sets Tx enable Calling CQ forces Call 1st &Radio Radio interface configuration settings. Settings that control your CAT interface. CAT Control Port: Serial port used for CAT control. Serial Port Parameters Baud Rate: Serial port data rate which must match the setting of your radio. 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 <html><head/><body>Number of data bits used to communicate with your radio's CAT interface (usually eight).</body></html> Data Bits D&efault Se&ven E&ight <html><head/><body>Number of stop bits used when communicating with your radio's CAT interface(consult you radio's manual for details).</body></html> Stop Bits Default On&e T&wo <html><head/><body>Flow control protocol used between this computer and your radio's CAT interface (usually "None" but some require "Hardware").</body></html> Handshake &None Software flow control (very rare on CAT interfaces). XON/XOFF Flow control using the RTS and CTS RS-232 control lines not often used but some radios have it as an option and a few, particularly some Kenwood rigs, require it). &Hardware Special control of CAT port control lines. Force Control Lines High Low DTR: RTS: PTT Method <html><head/><body>No PTT activation, instead the radio's automatic VOX is used to key the transmitter.Use this if you have no radio interface hardware.</body></html> VO&X <html><head/><body>Use the RS-232 DTR control line to toggle your radio's PTT, requires hardware to inteface the line.Some commercial interface units also use this method.The DTR control line of the CAT serial port may be used for this or a DTR control line on a different serial port may be used.</body></html> &DTR Some radios support PTT via CAT commands, use this option if your radio supports it and you have no other hardware interface for PTT. C&AT <html><head/><body>Use the RS-232 RTS control line to toggle your radio's PTT, requires hardware to inteface the line.Some commercial interface units also use this method.The RTS control line of the CAT serial port may be used for this or a RTS control line on a different serial port may be used. Note that this option is not available on the CAT serial port when hardware flow control is used.</body></html> R&TS <html><head/><body>Select the RS-232 serial port utilised for PTT control, this option is available when DTR or RTS is selected above as a transmit method.This port can be the same one as the one used for CAT control.For some interface types the special value CAT may be chosen, this is used for non-serial CAT interfaces that can control serial port control lines remotely (OmniRig for example).</body></html> Modulation mode selected on radio. Mode <html><head/><body>USB is usually the correct modulation mode,unless the radio has a special data or packet mode settingfor AFSK operation.</body></html> US&B Don't allow the program to set the radio mode (not recommended but use if the wrong mode or bandwidth is selected). None If this is availabe then it is usually the correct mode for this program. Data/P&kt Some radios can select the audio input using a CAT command, this setting allows you to select which audio input will be used (if it is available then generally the Rear/Data option is best). Transmit Audio Source Rear&/Data &Front/Mic Rig: Poll Interval: <html><head/><body>Interval to poll rig for status. Longer intervals will mean that changes to the rig will take longer to be detected.</body></html> s <html><head/><body>Attempt to connect to the radio with these settings.The button will turn green if the connection is successful or red if there is a problem.</body></html> Test CAT Attempt to activate the transmitter. Click again to deactivate. Normally no power should be output since there is no audio being generated at this time. Check that any Tx indication on your radio and/or your radio interface behave as expected. Test PTT Split Operation Fake It Rig A&udio Audio interface settings Souncard Soundcard Select the audio CODEC to use for transmitting. If this is your default device for system sounds then ensure that all system sounds are disabled otherwise you will broadcast any systems sounds generated during transmitting periods. Select the audio CODEC to use for receiving. &Input: Select the channel to use for receiving. Mono Left Right Both Select the audio channel used for transmission. Unless you have multiple radios connected on different channels; then you will usually want to select mono or both here. Ou&tput: Save Directory Loc&ation: Path to which .WAV files are saved. TextLabel Click to select a different save directory for .WAV files. S&elect AzEl Directory Location: Select Power Memory By Band Remember power settings by band Enable power memory during transmit Transmit Enable power memory during tuning Tune Tx &Macros Canned free text messages setup &Add &Delete Drag and drop items to rearrange order Right click for item specific actions Click, SHIFT+Click and, CRTL+Click to select items Reportin&g Reporting and logging settings Logging The program will pop up a partially completed Log QSO dialog when you send a 73 or free text message. Promp&t me to log QSO Op Call: Some logging programs will not accept the type of reports saved by this program. Check this option to save the sent and received reports in the comments field. d&B reports to comments Check this option to force the clearing of the DX Call and DX Grid fields when a 73 or free text message is sent. Clear &DX call and grid after logging <html><head/><body>Some logging programs will not accept WSJT-X mode names.</body></html> Con&vert mode to RTTY <html><head/><body>The callsign of the operator, if different from the station callsign.</body></html> <html><head/><body>Check to have QSOs logged automatically, when complete.</body></html> Log automatically (contesting only) Network Services The program can send your station details and all decoded signals as spots to the http://pskreporter.info web site. This is used for reverse beacon analysis which is very useful for assessing propagation and system performance. Enable &PSK Reporter Spotting UDP Server UDP Server: <html><head/><body>Optional hostname of network service to receive decodes.Formats:<ul style="margin-top: 0px; margin-bottom: 0px; margin-left: 0px; margin-right: 0px; -qt-list-indent: 1;"><li style=" margin-top:12px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;">hostname</li><li style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;">IPv4 address</li><li style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;">IPv6 address</li><li style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;">IPv4 multicast group address</li><li style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;">IPv6 multicast group address</li></ul>Clearing this field will disable the broadcasting of UDP status updates.</body></html> UDP Server port number: <html><head/><body>Enter the service port number of the UDP server that WSJT-X should send updates to. If this is zero no updates will be broadcast.</body></html> <html><head/><body>With this enabled WSJT-X will accept certain requests back from a UDP server that receives decode messages.</body></html> Accept UDP requests <html><head/><body>Indicate acceptance of an incoming UDP request. The effect of this option varies depending on the operating system and window manager, its intent is to notify the acceptance of an incoming UDP request even if this application is minimized or hidden.</body></html> Notify on accepted UDP request <html><head/><body>Restore the window from minimized if an UDP request is accepted.</body></html> Accepted UDP request restores window Secondary UDP Server (deprecated) <html><head/><body>When checked, WSJT-X will broadcast a logged contact in ADIF format to the configured hostname and port. </body></html> Enable logged contact ADIF broadcast Server name or IP address: <html><head/><body>Optional host name of N1MM Logger+ program to receive ADIF UDP broadcasts. This is usually 'localhost' or ip address 127.0.0.1Formats:<ul style="margin-top: 0px; margin-bottom: 0px; margin-left: 0px; margin-right: 0px; -qt-list-indent: 1;"><li style=" margin-top:12px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;">hostname</li><li style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;">IPv4 address</li><li style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;">IPv6 address</li><li style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;">IPv4 multicast group address</li><li style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;">IPv6 multicast group address</li></ul>Clearing this field will disable broadcasting of ADIF information via UDP.</body></html> Server port number: <html><head/><body>Enter the port number that WSJT-X should use for UDP broadcasts of ADIF log information. For N1MM Logger+, this value should be 2333. If this is zero, no updates will be broadcast.</body></html> Frequencies Default frequencies and band specific station details setup <html><head/><body>See "Frequency Calibration" in the WSJT-X User Guide for details of how to determine these parameters for your radio.</body></html> Frequency Calibration Slope: ppm Intercept: Hz Working Frequencies <html><head/><body>Right click to maintain the working frequencies list.</body></html> Station Information Items may be edited. Right click for insert and delete options. Colors Colours Decode Highlightling <html><head/><body>Enable or disable using the check boxes and right-click an item to change or unset the foreground color, background color, or reset the item to default values. Drag and drop the items to change their priority, higher in the list is higher in priority.Note that each foreground or background color may be either set or unset, unset means that it is not allocated for that item's type and lower priority items may apply.</body></html> <html><head/><body>Push to reset all highlight items above to default values and priorities.</body></html> Reset Highlighting <html><head/><body>Check to indicate new DXCC entities, grid squares, and callsigns per mode.</body></html> Highlight by Mode <html><head/><body>Click to scan the wsjtx_log.adi ADIF file again for worked before information</body></html> How this program activates the PTT on your radio? <html><head/><body>Use the RS-232 DTR control line to toggle your radio's PTT, requires hardware to interface the line.Some commercial interface units also use this method.The DTR control line of the CAT serial port may be used for this or a DTR control line on a different serial port may be used.</body></html> <html><head/><body>Use the RS-232 RTS control line to toggle your radio's PTT, requires hardware to interface the line.Some commercial interface units also use this method.The RTS control line of the CAT serial port may be used for this or a RTS control line on a different serial port may be used. Note that this option is not available on the CAT serial port when hardware flow control is used.</body></html> If this is available then it is usually the correct mode for this program. Rescan ADIF Log Include extra WAE entities <html><head/><body>Controls for Logbook of the World user lookup.</body></html> Logbook of the World User Validation Users CSV file URL: <html><head/><body>URL of the ARRL LotW user's last upload dates and times data file which is used to highlight decodes from stations that are known to upload their log file to LotW.</body></html> https://lotw.arrl.org/lotw-user-activity.csv <html><head/><body>Push this button to fetch the latest LotW user's upload date and time data file.</body></html> Fetch Now Age of last upload less than: <html><head/><body>Adjust this spin box to set the age threshold of LotW user's last upload date that is accepted as a current LotW user.</body></html> days Advanced <html><head/><body>User-selectable parameters for JT65 VHF/UHF/Microwave decoding.</body></html> JT65 VHF/UHF/Microwave decoding parameters Random erasure patterns: <html><head/><body>Maximum number of erasure patterns for stochastic soft-decision Reed Solomon decoder is 10^(n/2).</body></html> Aggressive decoding level: <html><head/><body>Higher levels will increase the probability of decoding, but will also increase probability of a false decode.</body></html> Two-pass decoding Special operating activity: Generation of FT4, FT8, and MSK144 messages <html><head/><body>FT8 DXpedition mode: Hound operator calling the DX.</body></html> Hound <html><head/><body>North American VHF/UHF/Microwave contests and others in which a 4-character grid locator is the required exchange.</body></html> NA VHF Contest <html><head/><body>FT8 DXpedition mode: Fox (DXpedition) operator.</body></html> Fox <html><head/><body>European VHF+ contests requiring a signal report, serial number, and 6-character locator.</body></html> EU VHF Contest <html><head/><body>ARRL RTTY Roundup and similar contests. Exchange is US state, Canadian province, or "DX".</body></html> RTTY Roundup messages RTTY RU Exch: NJ <html><head/><body>ARRL Field Day exchange: number of transmitters, Class, and ARRL/RAC section or "DX".</body></html> ARRL Field Day FD Exch: 6A SNJ Miscellaneous Degrade S/N of .wav file: For offline sensitivity tests dB Receiver bandwidth: Hz Tx delay: Minimum delay between assertion of PTT and start of Tx audio. s Tone spacing <html><head/><body>Generate Tx audio with twice the normal tone spacing. Intended for special LF/MF transmitters that use a divide-by-2 before generating RF.</body></html> x 2 <html><head/><body>Generate Tx audio with four times the normal tone spacing. Intended for special LF/MF transmitters that use a divide-by-4 before generating RF.</body></html> x 4 Waterfall spectra Low sidelobes Most sensitive <html><head/><body>Discard (Cancel) or apply (OK) configuration changes includingresetting the radio interface and applying any soundcard changes</body></html> main Fatal error Unexpected fatal error Where <rig-name> is for multi-instance support. rig-name Where <configuration> is an existing one. configuration Where <language> is <lang-code>[-<country-code>]. language Writable files in test location. Use with caution, for testing only. Command line error Command line help Application version Another instance may be running try to remove stale lock file? Failed to create a temporary directory Path: "%1" Failed to create a usable temporary directory Another application may be locking the directory Failed to create data directory path: "%1" Shared memory error Unable to create shared memory segment wf_palette_design_dialog Palette Designer <html><head/><body>Double click a color to edit it.Right click to insert or delete colors.Colors at the top represent weak signalsand colors at the bottom represent strongsignals. You can have up to 256 colors.</body></html>