[600MRG] SlowJT9 info update

[Rik Strobbe]

Dear Paul, Neil, all,

version 0.9.12.1 is almost identical to 0.9.11.1 except that it will save more information to the debug file.
That way I hope to be able to locate (and solve) problems (crashes) that occur.
My "probem" is that I have SlowJT9 now running on 3 different PC's for over a week nwo without any problems. So I have to rely on the information I receive from others to fix any existing problems.
As Neil explained earlier (thanks for that) the EXE file of version 0.9.12.1 can de downloaded from http://www.472khz.org/SlowJT9/SlowJT9_v0.9.12.1.zip.
This EXE has to replace the extsting SlowJT9.exe in a SlowJT9 version 10 or 11 installation.

Bug reports are welcome via the 600MRG mailman group or direct to me (rik at strobbe.org or rik.strobbe at kuleuven.be). Please include the debug file (debug.txt in the extra folder) or a copy of the last mines of thsis file).
Saving the deiug information must be enabled in Settings --> Save.

The JT9-5 decoding problem is not solved yet, I hope to tackle that one of the next days.

73, Rik  ON7YD - OR7T

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Van: 600mrg-bounces at mailman.qth.net <600mrg-bounces at mailman.qth.net> namens N1BUG <paul at n1bug.com>
Verzonden: zondag 9 december 2018 21:52
Aan: 600mrg at mailman.qth.net; Neil Klagge
Onderwerp: Re: [600MRG] SlowJT9 info update

Neil,

Do you know what is new or changed in 0.9.12.1? I didn't see any
announcement from Rik about this new version. The latest I knew of
is 0.9.11 which I have used to make one QSO on JT9-2. It seems I
have totally lost track of where we are.

73,
Paul N1BUG



On 12/8/18 7:16 PM, Neil Klagge wrote:
> Hello 630m enthusiasts. This is w0yse.
>
> I believe modes like JT9-2 (and slower modes) are important QSO
> options for our 2200m and 630m bands. SlowJT9, which is being
> developed as an offshoot of Joe Taylor’s early work on these
> modes, is in need of Hams and SWL’s who would be able to give
> feedback to Rik, (ON7T, ON7YD) who is adapting the program for
> use on our new bands.
>
> Rik is in need of debug files from the latest version of SLOWJT9
> from anyone who is able to get it running on their Windows
> operating systems. Here are some instructions I adapted from what
> Rik posted earlier on installing SlowJT9:
>
> In order to use SlowJT9 version 0.9.12.1 for those who already
> have version 0.9.11 or 0.9.10 (not earlier versions):
>
> 1. Close SlowJT9 (if running).
>
> 2. Right click on the shortcut and select “OPEN FILE LOCATION”
> and create a temporary folder there.
>
> 3. Download the zipped SlowJT9.exe from
> http://www.472khz.org/SlowJT9/SlowJT9_v0.9.12.1.zip and unzip it
> in the temporary folder.
>
> 4. In the directory where your current version is installed (by
> default c:\SlowJT9): replace the existing SlowJT9.exe (from
> version 0.9.11 or 0.9.10) with the one you just unzipped (which
> is version 0.9.12.1).
>
> 5. Launch SlowJT9 from the desktop shortcut. Now version 0.9.12.1
> should run.”
>
> This version of SlowJT9 will decode JT9-2 up to the bottom edge
> of the WSPR band on 630m. Previous versions did not decode much
> above 1250 hertz offset. Let me know if you have problems with
> these instruction. I hope they work ok.
>
> Thanx & 73 Neil, w0yse, CN85rq Vancouver, WA
>
> My ham radio website: http://w0yse.webs.com/
> <http://wg2xsv.webs.com> My Faith website:
> http://neilsfaith.webs.com/
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