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Audio Level with DAX and Xmit keying

Nick
Nick Member ✭✭
edited November 2016 in SmartSDR for Windows
PSK with DAX. I'm using MULTIPSK with DAX. I followed the YouTube and have a couple of questions. I have to run the DAX receive gain full scale to get a receive level of about 50% on the MULTIPSK signal indicator. Anything less than full scale drops the level in MULTIPSK to below 20%. This works but I am concerned about having to run the gain so high. Has anyone else seen this behavior in other PSK S/W? Also, in the video going into the transmit mode on the PSK S/W seamed to put the radio in TX mode. For me to transmit I have to put the 6500 into transmit mode with the MOX button and then hit transmit on PSK S/W. Did I miss a setting somewhere? Tnx, Nick

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  • Robert -- N5IKD
    Robert -- N5IKD Member ✭✭
    edited March 2015
    You probably need to set up the MULTIPSK program to trigger the PTT via serial port provided by SmartCAT.

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