I need help in getting my Yaesu FTDX10 to work with WSJT-X and Ham Radio Deluxe. Rich, love your website and Youtube channel! Thanks so much to you and your guests for all the great info. I just got out of the hospital a few weeks ago from having Covid pneumonia, so I’m still slow! RIch, please forgive me for accidentally writing Roger in my earlier post. On the “Reporting” tab I also have “Prompt me to log QSO” ticked.

I find that beneficial and helpful for others. I have also enabled the “UDP Server” and under “Network Services” the “PSK Reporter Spotting”.

Under the Reporting tab you will need to enable “N1MM Logger+ Broadcasts”. If you do not start HRD rig control, you can use your radio as the “Rig” with the appropriate “Serial Port Parameters”. It appears to be working well with my Icom 7610 and should work well with any other radio including the Icom 7300. In WSJT-X I tried using Ham Radio Deluxe as the “Rig”. My “Target Database” is my default logbook and “My Station fields” I have set to “Merged”. In the “QSO Forwarding” window we just need to enable “UDP Receive”. HRD Logbook QSO ForwardingĪfter installing the new HRD v6.4.0.886 you’ll see “QSO Forwarding” under Tools>Configure in HRD Logbook. HRD Logbook QSO Forwarding will also work with FT8Call. This eliminates any future incompatibilities between JT Alert and HRD. In the past JT Alert and HRD have had an on & off type relationship. According to the author, “Ham Radio Deluxe Logbook receives QSOs directly from WSJT-X as-if they originated in DM-780.” This is what many have been waiting for or expected to see. With QSO forwarding in HRD Logbook there’s no need to use JT Alert, although JT Alert is still beneficial to many users, including myself. HRD Logbook now includes “QSO Forwarding”.

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