Will I be able to run my 6700 on a Maestro AND my PC at the same time?

Bob - W7KWS -

Tim, am I confused by context regarding your answer above about the feature being "added" in a future release or are you talking about something other than CAT?

I use a tablet running SSDR for remote operation on my LAN & CAT on a seperate station PC to simultaneously interface my 6300 with PSTRotor, Steppir and an amp. I've been doing so since 1.4. It has always worked well.

Thanks!

Tim - W4TME

My answer was in response to Steve's comment "today only one "GUI client" allowed at a time"

James Whiteway

Meaning only one device (PC or Maestro) is currently able to display a Panadapter and Waterfall. GUI means Graphical User Interface. Which to most people means all of what is seen on screen, including various controls and the PanaFall display. So, saying only one "GUI" client at a time could be a bit confusing to those that may not know what is really being talked about. James WD5GWY

Stan VA7NF

Many changes in the last 6 years.

What is the setup to use a maestro (have both A and B models) to control a 6400 and 6700 as a big flex control? Equipment as a home station and as a club station.

Newest version 3 software in both locations. I tried various setup options but always wound up with two different panadapters rather than controlling a single SmartSDR.

KD0RC

Hi Stan, you need to put your Maestro into SmartControl mode. I am not sure how to do that exactly (I have no Maestro...), but if you look up SmartControl in the latest Maestro documentation, you should find it.

John KB4DU

Each client creates it’s own panadapter. If two clients, each will have its own slice A, not an A and a B.