iOS version of Flex SSDR software, shared license

Dan Trainor

Larry _ NY8T

He will have to purchase it using his apple id.

Ken Hansen

Your purchase of iOS SSDR is tied to your Apple account, and any device that shares your Apple ID can share the app. If your friend wants to remotely operate your Flex 6400 he can either download and install SSDR on his windows computer, or he can purchase iOS SSDR for his iOS device. Of course, the third option is to loan him your iOS device iOS SSDR can not be shared, exchanged, or transferred across Apple accounts.

Dan Trainor

Dan Trainor

Joe N3HEE

Strange.  You would think the home Wi-Fi would be better than a Cellular connection.  I had similar issue with the iOS app.  It requires a VERY robust low latency network connection !  Turning off bluetooth on my iPad also helped.  

Ken - NM9P

You may need to reboot his or your internet modems and/or routers.  There may be a glitch, buffer overflow, buffer bloat, or other situation. 

You may also have developed a bad connection in a CAT5/6 cable somewhere in one of your systems.  

My suspicion is that it is on your system since you both have had connection problems.  

Also check to make sure that the Display settings have the waterfall rate turned way down or off if your homes upload speed is borderline.  My system is so slow that I turn the waterfall OFF when running remote over the WAN.

@Joe, I also have had recent "chop-chop" problems when trying to use my bluetooth headphones on my iPad.