Split operation - TX focus still not right? My radio or ...

Simon Lewis

EA4GLI

It works the same way for me.
I actually like it, because if I open a new slice in a different band I don't want the TX to follow and then change antennas, amp, etc...

I see how in Split you might want the auto TX, but it takes a second to click on the TX button.

David

That is the way it works. The TX is 'sticky' and does not follow the selected slice automatically. This has been discussed in previous threads with suggestion to add an option for sticky or follow active slice.

Ken - NM9P

I remember Steve saying something about that a while back. It was a decision to make any change in tx slice require an affirmative action in orde to prevent accidental transmissions on unwanted frequencies. In order to transmit on a different slice, one must intentionally select that slice as transmit. This may be different now with auto-select on other slices with digital modes via Dax. And may require a revisit of the policy, but at present it is functioning the way is was designed.

Rick Hadley - W0FG

You can get that function using FR Stacks.  Under the Radios menu, select "Active radio slice enable TX"

Tim - W4TME

This is the intended behavior.  Early on in the design of the radio we decided that making a slice the transmit slice is positive user control action, meaning the radio will not make that decision for you.  The button you click to get a new slice is not a split button, but one to create a new "clone" slice at a reasonable frequency offset to facilitate operating split.  This feature is working as designed.

Simon Lewis

yes you are correct Salvador .. just this dumb human keeps forgetting

Simon Lewis

Simon Lewis

thanks Tim - I am guessing the videos I have seen people are using FRstacks behind the scene thanks for the reply - 1.6 is nice BTW

Lewis Cheek

I use DXLabs Commander and SpotCollector, and if I click on a spot that shows as a split ( up 1/ up 3, ect) my 6500 adds the split and xmit is on the freq. as reported.

Lew
N4CO