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Flex-6700 Display Problem

When I turned on my Flex-6700 running SmartSDR 2.9.1 this morning, I experienced a display problem. The display had a green cast with diagonal lines as indicated in the attached file. I have tried the usual stuff like power on and off, computer restart, and a reset of the 6700 with no luck.

I am wondering if this is a hardware problem that has developed or if there is some other way to return the display to its normal state?

Thanks in advance!

Ed, K0KC


Answers

  • Ed, K0KC
    Ed, K0KC Member ✭✭

    By the way, this is not a monitor problem. The screen looks the same on another network computer.

    Ed, K0KC

  • Geoff AB6BT
    Geoff AB6BT Member ✭✭✭
    edited May 2023

    It looks as though you have a TNF set and you have zoomed in so you are seeing the width of the notch filter.

    I can't read the frequency limits of you display.

    Try zooming out.

  • VE7ATJ_Don
    VE7ATJ_Don Member ✭✭✭✭

    Either that or he as a REEEEEAAAAALLLLLYYYY wide TNF set :-) !

  • Ed, K0KC
    Ed, K0KC Member ✭✭

    Geoff and Don,


    I feel really **** this afternoon...you guys were right, I turned off a TNF and everything was back to normal.

    Thanks!!!!

    Ed, K0KC

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