WSJT-X remote operation will be released as trial software.
After the 15-day trial period, you will need to obtain a license to continue using the service.
Running Install_WSJT-X_AutoRun.exe will open a Conbbox that allows you to switch between Japanese and English.
The language you select here will be used to switch the language and icon of the shortcuts created on your desktop.
The program itself automatically detects the OS language and switches between Japanese, English, and German.
Choose the installation directory.
I think the default settings are fine.
For subsequent installations, settings.ini will either be replaced or displayed.
If you have already recorded WSJT-X coordinates, please select 'no'.
If you select 'yes', settings.ini will be copied to settings.ini.backup.
WSJT-X automated operation program.
WSJT-X_AutoRun_Ver0.1.5.exe.
WSJT-X Remote Operation Program.
wsjt-x_remote_0.0.4.exe.
Configuration program.
WSJT-X_AutoRun_Setup_ver1.0.4.exe.
Installer.
Install_WSJT-X_AutoRun.exe.
Search for country names by prefix.
find_entity_service.exe.
Converting ADI files to DB files.
adi_to_db.1.0.exe.
SQL database file for entity search.
dxcc_list.db.
Japanese manual.
WSJT-X_Automated Operation Program Manual.pdf
English manual.
WSJT-X_Auto_Operation_Manual_EN.pdf.
Japanese icons.
WSJT-X auto.ico.
English icons.
WSJT-XAutoRun.ico
operation
If you click the 'Send permission' button in WSJT-X and it times out, it will automatically press 'Send permission' again.
If you are calling another station or if a retry in progress times out, the system will automatically press 'Stop' and then 'Sending started'.
After sending RR73 upon successful QSO, the 'Log' window appears.When it opens, it will automatically press 'OK'.
Pressing 'Stop' on the console will stop automatic operation. Double-clicking will also turn off 'Send permission'.
We've added a feature to retain the WSJT-X window's position. It remembers where you left off and will reappear in the same location.
The number of contacts is retained even after the program is terminated and restarted.
The number of contacts is reset to zero at the start of each new day.
WSJT-X Autonomous Driving.This program performs only these five actions on the WSJT-X program.
caveat. The development is solely for the purpose of assisting with operations in front of a computer, and is not intended for unmanned operation.
Apparently, some awards prohibit automated management. Please ensure that your operation complies with the radio wave regulations of your country.
In Japan, we've been using packet radio TNCs for 24-hour unmanned operation, so I don't think there will be any problems.
I, as the creator, will not take responsibility for anything that happens.
Please use this at your own risk.
The design philosophy of WSJT-X and JTDX excludes automated (unattended) operation, and we are aware that this software has received various criticisms.
This GUI will launch when you start WSJT-X_Automatic Operation.v0.1.1.
Autonomous driving
WSJT-X monitoring will begin at the set timer interval.
Stop.
Setting the timer to 0 will stop monitoring.
Double-clicking will also stop sending.
Remote.
You can remotely monitor the system from your smartphone or computer.
setting.
Sets the coordinates of the buttons in the WSJT-X window.
end.
The program will terminate.
Number of QSOs.
Number of stations contacted while operating automatically.
It resets to 0 when the date changes.
During autonomous driving, a red dot appears in the lower right corner.●This will be displayed.
If you send out a CQ call and there is no response, and the timeout occurs, press 'Stop'-'Send permission' to send out another CQ call.
If you call another station or time out during a retry of a QSO, the system will automatically press 'Stop', then abandon the call, and press 'Send permission' to send a CQ.
I think WSJT-X's 'Tx watchdog timer' is too long at 6 minutes.4 minutes.mosquito.5 minutes.I think a shorter version would be better.
AlsoThe CQ signal will be emitted continuously, so even with autonomous driving, monitoring is necessary.
When the Log QSO window opens, 'OK' is automatically pressed to end the QSO.
As a function of WSJT-X, if you cannot send the next CQ, press 'Stop' and then 'Send permission'.
Before using it, you need to obtain the button's coordinates using 'setting'.
Also, if you change the window size of WSJT-X, you will need to recalculate the coordinates in the settings.
The following is the screen that opens when you click 'setting'.
Please activate the WSJT-X window and then check the following items.
After you've finished getting the coordinates, press 'keep', then press 'end'.WSJT-X.and.WSJT-X automatic operation.Please restart.
Please select the red color for transmission and the white and yellow colors for paused transmission.
I think it's fine as it is.
Please get the coordinates of the 'Stop' button.
Please get the coordinates of the 'Log QSO' button.
Please obtain the coordinates of the 'OK' button on the log recording screen.
Please obtain the coordinates of the Tx1 input field.
I use this for QSO log searches and country searches.
Freq input field: Please obtain the coordinates of the input field in the Freq input bombbox.
Call sign: Required for WSJT-X remote operation license registration.
Remote License Key: Enter the key for WSJT-X remote operation.
Functionality test
Press the 'Autonomous driving' button on the console.
Press 'Send permission' in WSJT-X to change the color to red.
Double-click the 'Stop' button on the console.
If 'Send permission' turns white, then the coordinates for 'Send permission' have been obtained.
Press the 'Autonomous driving' button on the console.
Enter an appropriate string in the Tx1 field of WSJT-X.
Press 'Send permission' in WSJT-X to change the color to red.
Press 'Stop sending' to make 'Send permission' white.
After waiting for a while, the text in the Tx1 column will disappear, 'Send permission' will turn red, and a CQ will be sent.
The coordinates of the 'Stop' button have been obtained.
Log search and entity search.
Enter your callsign in the Tx1 field (either through normal communication or by manually entering it) and press Enter.
When entering manually, simply enter the callsign or prefix you are looking for.
This feature can be used even without the 'Autonomous driving'.
If you have previously made contact with this station, a list of those contacts, along with your CQ Zone and DXCC number, will be displayed.
displayedDouble-click the call sign.This will open QRZ.COM. Double-click the country name.Google Maps will then open.
WSJT-X doesn't show whether a station has already been contacted, so I added this feature.
Also, right-clicking on a country's name will show whether you have previously communicated with it.
If no contact has been made, it will be displayed as "no contact."
You can also search using only the prefix.
WSJT-X doesn't display the country name for stations that aren't calling CQ.
You can easily look up 'Which country is this prefix from?''What kind of country?'.
Clicking 'Open Lotw' will open the LoTW page where you can check if it has been confirmed. A LoTW account is required to display 'Open Lotw'.
To perform a log search, you must convert the ADI files of past logs into data for a SQL database.
We verify this using ADI files such as JTDX, WSJT-X, and Turbo HAMLOG. adi_to_db.1.5.exe.The file is located in the unzipped folder, so please run it.
However, to record WSJT-X and JTDX logs in real time, you will need log_receiver_Ver2.6.3_1, which is distributed separately.
