Split operation low audio slice B after update v 2.6

peter vandenhoeke

Since last V2.6 update i found the audio output on slice B while working split to be very low and nearly not existant untill i move the audi cursor to 100 %.
 I am not sure if it's due to software or set up?
Perhaps there is a simple solution but not solved yet?

Help is welcome.

Peter

Jim Gilliam

Bill -VA3WTB

peter vandenhoeke

ctate243

Bill -VA3WTB

What model radio do you have, a reset is needed after any new install.
there are not that many things that wil effect the audio your talking about, so after checking all the things mentioned here, a reset will likely bring everything back to normal. Make sure you save profiles first and export them.

Tom N5MOA

Bill -VA3WTB

In most cases when people open a help desk for help the customer support will ask for a reset of the radio if the radio is having very strange problems. Many times here on the forum Tim suggested a factory reset many times.
There are very good reasons for a Factory reset. It reset all the many processors in the radio, reseting their important timings.

It is amazing you have never reset your radio after an upgrade and everything always works fine. 
Reseting fixes many strange problems people have and is highly recomended incase of problems.

Tom N5MOA

Nothing amazing about it. I turn off/close everything that has anything to do with SSDR/DAX/CAT, including the power supply. And follow the instructions in the release notes. I'm no expert about anything, but I can follow directions. :-)

Other than the 1 reference in the release notes, mentioned above, for a specific issue, there is nothing mentioned in the release notes about needing a "factory reset" after an upgrade. So I don't do it.

Doing a reset in case of strange problems, or problems in general, is quite a bit different than suggesting a reset after every update.

ctate243

This is a best practice..  and its more a computing best practice than anything else..  If you dont cut power, the computer that runs the transceivers server is still running.  giving it a clean power off and on after a major upgrade has been a best practice to solve some issues.  if you search this community you will see this as a common support point from the flex support team.  So its not required..  but it is a best practice and occasionally solves some issues when they pop up.

Bill -VA3WTB

John KB4DU

But note that a Factory Reset is not the same as a Cold Boot.

ctate243

correct.   in order to do a cold boot, you have to remove power from the transceiver.  a combo of a factory reset, then a cold boot is about the closest to factory goodness that you can get.