I have been trying to get this combination of programs (WSJT-X, JT-Bridge and MacLoggerDX) to work with my IC-7610, but so far have been unable to get these to work. Click on the snapshot to see the full image. The next thing is getting WSJT-X and JT-Bridge connected and working together. There are snapshots on the next page. Just download JT-Bridge and drag it to the Applications folder.įor JT-Bridge to log your QSO’s into MacLoggerDX, in JT-Bridge you’ll need to click on File and then Open. JT-Bridge is very easy to install as you’ll see in the video below. In WSJT-X I am using the Icom 7300 for the rig and disabling the rig control in MacLoggerDX (See the video below). See my video on YouTube: WSJT-X Installation on iMac For Icom 7300 The next piece of the puzzle is WSJT-X and it requires a little work to install on a Mac. I made a clip on it and WSJT-X which you can see here: Icom 7300 MacLoggerDX Setup.Įverything on this page is using just the one USB cable.
Getting MacLoggerDX (MLDX) installed is a breeze. Like I’ve said before, even if you are on a PC, this is something to look at and consider. It’s not unusual to make contacts on 15 Meters into South America too. I can always make contacts on 20 Meters during the day with 5 or 10 watts. I have grown to enjoy the weak signal modes even with bad propagation. MacLoggerDX, WSJT-X and JT-Bridge make a powerful and fun combination. Two of my favorite modes theses days is JT65 and JT9.
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