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Can't enable split. TX set on B, in N1MM+ when I TX, TX moves back to VFO A

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  • Ken - NM9P
    Ken - NM9P Member ✭✭✭
    edited June 2020
    You have “auto switch tx” set. This makes it automatically set tx to A whenever you sent with the automated program. If the “auto switch” is not set, then it will transmit wherever the tx is manually set to transmit. Alternately, you can set up SO2R or SO2V with the proper additional COMports and the rig will take care of additional switching tasks for you.
  • Ken - NM9P
    Ken - NM9P Member ✭✭✭
    edited June 2020
    What does your Winkeytab in your N1MM+ Config screen look like? If you have PTT set up using CAT or COM4 that may be messing you up, too.
  • Michael Ruttenberg
    Michael Ruttenberg Member ✭✭
    edited June 2020
  • Ken - NM9P
    Ken - NM9P Member ✭✭✭
    edited September 2018
    Yes, The only time you need to use “auto switch” is on com ports on digital programs that are assigned to specific slices, so that the rig automatically transmits on the correct slice when you hit “send” on the digital program.
  • W5AP
    W5AP Member
    edited September 2018
    I need help setting up N1MM+ for SO2V.

    I have N1MM config set to SO2V  and two com ports set to DTR & RTS=always off
    In Smart SDR CAT, I have both those com ports to slice A and the other to slice B with both having Auto Switch OFF.  
    The band map window for Slice 2 only displays slice 1 freq. And hitting a function button on slice 2 (or B) only keys slice A.  I also have two PTT ports configured  one for slice A and other slice B with auto switch OFF and SO2V selected. In the DAX panel, I have "blue" on RX streams slice A and B. And the IQ streams for 1 & 2 are also "blue" .   The Slice 1 bandmap follows the Slice a freq, but the  slice 2 bandmap shows only the slice 1 freq.

    Help....tnx in advance, Jim
  • Michael Ruttenberg
    Michael Ruttenberg Member ✭✭
    edited September 2018
    Jim, please raise a separate ticket for this unrelated thread else my issue may never get addressed and the 2 tickets get mixed up. Sorry I can’t help you on your specific issue. Mike G7TWC
  • W5AP
    W5AP Member
    edited September 2018
    will do
  • W5AP
    W5AP Member
    edited September 2018
    Ken - what does the setup look like for SO2R so that N1MM+ switches the TX from A to B as it should. Mine always jumps back to slice A for TX, even though I have a com port set up for each slice with auto Switch disabled
  • Ken - NM9P
    Ken - NM9P Member ✭✭✭
    edited September 2018
    For SO2R... Have you created a port in CAT for OTRSP? You need to do they, then define it in N1MM in the Config>Hardware com ports tab. You tell it which serial port is for radio 1 and which for radio 2. That lets it know how to switch. Then, you need to use the shortcut key in N1MM to switch between the two “radios” (cTRL + LT/RT arrow) to shift between the two. OR when running with two pans, you also have two input windows open in N1MM. One is for radio 1 and the other for radio 2. The software will select the correct slice depending upon which input window you are sending from. The other question. Are you using the split function, or just setting up two independent pans and slices? That’s all I can say at the moment...I’m at the mall with my family, and break time is over!
  • Michael Ruttenberg
    Michael Ruttenberg Member ✭✭
    edited October 2018
  • Andy - KU7T
    Andy - KU7T Member ✭✭
    edited October 2018
    Do a search here for the setup doc for N1MM. You need 2 COM and 1 OTRSP port. Use 2 Entrywindows in N1MM in SO2R mode and switch Tx focus where you need it before transmitting. Use tilde to toggle stereo. 73, Andy KU7T

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