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Line 1 Out Second Slice Muting?

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Ed, K0KC
Ed, K0KC Member ✭✭
edited August 2016 in SmartSDR for Windows
I use Line 1 Out for the digital modes. The WSJT-X software that I use for JT9 and JT65 includes a split option that allows both modes to be worked with the same GUI. Split mode with the Flex-6700 requires that a second slice be launched. In this case, I assume that the received audio from both slices is present in the Line 1 Out signal. Since Slice B is only used for transmit with WSJT-X, I want to mute any audio from that slice. Some of the documentation (on this Community site) makes reference to a "Mixer" which I assume would allow me to control the audio output from any slice. I also assume that the slice mute available in the slice control panel only mutes audio to the headphones and/or speaker. My question is how does one access this mixer in 0.13.10? If it is not accessible now, when is its implementation planned?

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  • Dave - WB5NHL
    Dave - WB5NHL Member ✭✭
    edited December 2014
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    Click on the speaker symbol, then the speaker symbol next to the slider in the slice control panel. This will toggle the audio output including line 1 for that particular slice. Just like you, I do this to mute the audio on the Tx split.

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