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Flex 6500, DXLab, N1MM, WSJT-X interconnection - best approach

K8AC
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I've had the Flex 6500 for just a couple of weeks, have it integrated into my station and talking to the radio-related software OK, but in reading other threads here I suspect my configuration could be improved.  So, am looking for suggestions and comments on that.

Here's the current configuration: Flex 6500, Maestro, PC connected via ethernet cables to ethernet switch which is cable connected to DSL modem/router.  DXLab Suite used for logging, etc., WSJT-X, N1MM Logger+ for contests, SmartSDR CAT.  During DX contests, DXLab and N1MM would both be running and connected to the 6500. 

For the WSJT-X connection, I have port 5002 defined in SmartSDR CAT.  In WSJT-X setup, rig is defined as FlexRadio 6xxx and CAT control specifies localhost:5002. 

For the N1MM connection, I have a COM11 port defined in SmartSDR CAT and in N1MM, COM11 is specified as the port for the 6500.

In DXLab Commander,  I have the radio defined as SDR-6500, 100 ms. command interval, Primary CAT serial port of COM9 (which is also defined in SmartSDR CAT as COM9).

The PC runs Win 10 and the Maestro and 6500 are at 2.4.9 level. 

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