The autocall function has been active for many versions.

look image function CALL

Yes, but that is the Auto CQ, it is different from the Autocall who automatic calling stations who made a CQ.

I can also not find the screen you posted in the Setup, but maybe I'am looking in the wrong direction. Trying to find in into the Setup/ Advanced and Setup/TX

I have it now under the Call button, but it is not what I mean. Here I need to put in a target callsign. Into WSJT-Z the program looks at the new decoded CQ stations and pick up automatically for me the one who is the most distance, or the most stronges or whatever I choose. So without putting a target callsign.

DECODIUM 4.0 — Auto-Caller Target Selection Feature: Automatic selection of a CQ station to call, without manual callsign entry. Status: Draft spec Owner: IU8LMC · Implementation: 9H1SR (C++17/Qt6) 1. Goal Reproduce and extend the WSJT-Z behaviour: instead of typing a destination callsign, the operator selects a rule. After each decode cycle DECODIUM scans the freshly decoded CQ stations, scores them by that rule, picks the best one, and hands the callsign to the existing call pipeline — which already fires the QSO automatically once a target is set. The only new logic is the chooser that produces the callsign. Nothing downstream of "target is set" changes. 2. Selection criteria Exposed as a dropdown. One active at a time (v1). CriterionScore keyRequiresFarthestgreat-circle distance from own grid (max)caller locator*Strongest signalSNR in dB (max)always presentWeakest signalSNR in dB (min), still decodablealways presentNew DXCCstation in a not-yet-worked entityADIF logNew gridstation in a not-yet-worked grid (4-char)ADIF log + locNew callsigncallsign not present in logADIF logRandomuniform pick over the filtered pool— * If the CQ frame carries no locator, fall back to a DXCC-prefix centroid, or skip the candidate for distance-based rules (configurable: skip vs centroid). 3. Pipeline (per decode cycle) Collect candidates: every station calling CQ this cycle. Filter (drop candidate if any is true): already worked per current dup rules (band/mode/entity as configured) on blacklist outside enabled band/mode directed CQ that does not match own target (e.g. CQ EU, CQ DX) — only when "respect directed CQ" is enabled Score the survivors by the active criterion. Tie-break (see §4). Commit the winning callsign to the call pipeline and lock it (§5). 4. Tie-breaking SNR ties are common. Use an ordered secondary key so the chooser never deadlocks: primary criterion → distance (desc) → random 5. QSO lock / persistence Once a callsign is committed, hold it until the QSO completes or times out. A stronger/closer station appearing mid-sequence must not pull the operator off the current contact. On completion the lock releases and the chooser resumes on the next cycle. 6. Timing (ASYMX) With ~300 ms TX latency in ASYMX, scoring must run immediately on decode completion, not on a separate timer — the target has to be committed before the TX window opens. Treat the chooser as part of the decode-complete handler.

Thanks for explanation.

I tried everything now but still see no option to use any kind of "autocall" without giving a target. Back to WSJT-Z for the time beïng now till we have the same autocall as over there.