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Grayed out MOX button (occasionally) with remote footswitch
Chris
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Hi folks,
Having a strange issue with SSDR v3.1.8 and a Flex 6500 running Windows 10.
Working remote to the radio (LAN), no DAX, RIT/XIT set, using a physical foot-switch (wired to RTS/CTS) to key the TX, i can always key the TXer but sometimes it keys with the MOX button grayed out (and hence no audio/RF out), and pressing it again a second later keys the TXer fine with audio and RF, no problem.
I can see others have had the issue some years back..
https://community.flexradio.com/flexradio/topics/occasionally-no-tx-audio-with-footswitch-ptt
Pressing the MOX button via mouse works perfectly, so there's no RF in the shack or other weirdness going on, this only happens with the footswitch. Tested with a multimeter and the footswitch seems to make good contact..
Is there perhaps still a bug floating around on this? Wondering if others have seen this with a physical footswitch?
Other than that, it works great, but it's annoying having to fight the footswitch to respond to a QSO.
I use N1MM and WSJT and have exited those apps as a test to make sure they weren't interfering, but it looks like a pure SSDR issue.
Anyway, hoping for some help!
Thanks,
Chris.
Having a strange issue with SSDR v3.1.8 and a Flex 6500 running Windows 10.
Working remote to the radio (LAN), no DAX, RIT/XIT set, using a physical foot-switch (wired to RTS/CTS) to key the TX, i can always key the TXer but sometimes it keys with the MOX button grayed out (and hence no audio/RF out), and pressing it again a second later keys the TXer fine with audio and RF, no problem.
I can see others have had the issue some years back..
https://community.flexradio.com/flexradio/topics/occasionally-no-tx-audio-with-footswitch-ptt
Pressing the MOX button via mouse works perfectly, so there's no RF in the shack or other weirdness going on, this only happens with the footswitch. Tested with a multimeter and the footswitch seems to make good contact..
Is there perhaps still a bug floating around on this? Wondering if others have seen this with a physical footswitch?
Other than that, it works great, but it's annoying having to fight the footswitch to respond to a QSO.
I use N1MM and WSJT and have exited those apps as a test to make sure they weren't interfering, but it looks like a pure SSDR issue.
Anyway, hoping for some help!

Thanks,
Chris.
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I get the same result some times. It appears to me to be if I key up several times real quickly that sometimes it doesn’t respond. Kevin0
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