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In the ever-evolving world of amateur radio digital modes, software updates can make or break your operating experience. For FT8, FT4, and MSK144 users, the name JTDX has long been synonymous with weak-signal performance and decoding efficiency. Recently, the release designated as JTDX 22160 (often searched as "jtdx 22160 new") has generated significant buzz across online forums, QRZ groups, and contesting communities.
But what exactly is new in version 22160? Is it a mandatory upgrade? And how does it compare to WSJT-X? This article breaks down every major feature, bug fix, and performance enhancement you need to know.
JTDX typically features two main windows:
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Supported OS versions:
The main screen looks similar to WSJT-X but with distinct visual changes.
1. The Waterfall / Graph: JTDX separates the Waterfall (bottom) from the Graph (top) more distinctly. In the ever-evolving world of amateur radio digital
2. The Decode Area:
Logging errors have been a minor pain point. This build updates the ADIF (Amateur Data Interchange Format) export to the latest ADIF 3.1.4 specification. New fields for MY_VUCC_GRIDS, MY_CNTY, and MY_STATE are now correctly populated. For loggers like Log4OM, DXKeeper, and CQRLOG, this means seamless, error-free QSO uploads.
No major release is without quirks. Here’s what users have flagged and how to fix them: Supported OS versions:
Issue 1: Waterfall stops updating after 30 minutes
Fix: Disable "Smooth Waterfall" in View > Waterfall > Smoothing. This is a known Qt5 rendering bug.
Issue 2: Rig control fails on Icom IC-7300 / 7610
Fix: In Settings > Radio, change Serial Baud Rate to 115200 and set RTS to "High" and DTR to "High". Then uncheck "Force Control Lines".
Issue 3: Multicore decode causes audio skipping
Fix: In Advanced > Multi-threading, reduce the number of threads to 4 (even if you have 8+ cores). The 2.2.160 experimental scheduler can overload USB audio buffers.
This is where JTDX 22160 shines compared to stock WSJT-X.
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