To get the most out of version 2.2.160, adjust these settings immediately after install:
: Added new phrases for various interface languages requiring translation. Implementation Details 32-bit vs. 64-bit Audio
: Includes updates to internal databases, such as ALLCALL7.TXT , to reflect current callsign data as of mid-2024.
: Many “JTDX 22160 new” downloads on third-party sites contain malware or altered code. Only use official sources.
When you open JTDX for the first time, you must configure it to talk to your radio.
I can then provide custom step-by-step audio routing and configuration instructions. Share public link
: The update addresses previous issues with rig control, such as preventing unwanted mode changes when switching to CW or other bands.
: In the Wide Graph pane, the text layout around the "Control" checkbox has been modified to eliminate accidental clicks when tweaking lower audio frequencies.
: JTDX continues to offer a 32-bit audio version for high-dynamic-range environments (IM3 > 90dB), providing better suppression of side emissions compared to the standard 16-bit version. Helper Compatibility : Tools like the JTDX-Helper-160
