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CAT commands in N1MM

I am trying to use CAT commands in N1MM function key messages.

My scenario: a Flex 6600 running SSDR 2.4.10. I have two slices open in the same band in the same panadapter. I want to toggle between the two slices with an N1MM function key, making first one slice active and then then other. I have put {CAT1ASC ZZFR;} in a function key message but nothing happens when I press the function key.

Is my syntax wrong?

Tim K9WX

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  • Member ✭✭

    Tim, N1MM Logger doesn't allow frequency entering if both radios/VFOs are on same band.

    73 Boyan LZ2BE

  • Member ✭✭✭

    Thanks, Boyan, for your reply. I will confess I had not thought of that possibility.

    I've done some additional digging and I suspect my problem may also be related to the answer/info supplied by Tim W4TME at https://community.flexradio.com/discussion/comment/19453964#Comment_19453964 where he says:

    "All VFO "B" commands will return a "?" unless the radio has been put into SPLIT mode by issuing the ZZSW1: command. When in split mode, the radio automatically create the VFO B slice (you cannot create it manually). And all VFO B CAT commands sent to the VFO A (parent) slice will respond appropriately. 

    "Programs that support split only have one CAT port, so both VFO A and VFO B CAT commands are sent to one and only one CAT port.  

    "To take the radio out of split, issue the ZZSW0; command."

    So, there is apparently more to this than I first thought.

    Tim K9WX

  • Administrator, FlexRadio Employee, Community Manager, Super Elmer, Moderator admin

    Other than Split mode, you do want to setup any 6000 radio as an SO2R not an SO2V radio. Even if it only has 1 SCU.

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