Double-clicking on <A does not change panadapter.

K9DUR · September 2013

Was on 75m this morning for Indiana Traffic Net. Left to run some errands & shut down SmartSDR & CAT, but left 6700 powered on. Came back & restarted CAT & SmartSDR. As usual, panadapter opened to 20m with Slice B on 14.100 MHz. The "<A" symbol wasat left edge of panadapter indicating that Slice A is still active on 3.910 MHz as expected. So far, so good. However, when I double-click on the "<A", the screen flickers for an instant but nothing else happens. The panadapter is still centered on Slice B on 14.100 MHz.. If I click on the "X" to close Slice B, the "<A" indicator goes away, but Slice B is still there. Clicking on it again closes Slice B.. 73, Ray, K9DUR

K9DUR · September 2013

Let's try again: Was on 75m this morning for Indiana Traffic Net. Left to run some errands & shut down SmartSDR & CAT, but left 6700 powered on. Came back & restarted CAT & SmartSDR. As usual, panadapter opened to 20m with Slice B on 14.100 MHz. The "<A" symbol wasat left edge of panadapter indicating that Slice A is still active on 3.910 MHz as expected. So far, so good. However, when I double-click on the "<A", the screen flickers for an instant but nothing else happens. The panadapter is still centered on Slice B on 14.100 MHz.. If I click on the "X" to close Slice B, the "<A" indicator goes away, but Slice B is still there. Clicking on it again closes Slice B.. 73, Ray, K9DUR

K9DUR · September 2013

Not all of the text is showing up after I post it. I will re-post as 3 separate posts. -- Ray, K9DUR

K9DUR · September 2013

However, when I double-click on the "<A", the screen flickers for an instant but nothing else happens. The panadapter is still centered on Slice B on 14.100 MHz.. If I click on the "X" to close Slice B, the "<A" indicator goes away, but Slice B is still there. Clicking on it again closes Slice B.. 73, Ray, K9DUR

K1UO Larry · September 2013

Ray..you can just edit your original post to correct or add additional text without generating another post or reply to the post. EDIT: you do need to be logged in to get the edit/delete symbols though

Al_NN4ZZ · September 2013

Larry, I didn't know you could edit your original post. I don't see the "edit/delete" icons come up on any of mine. (they do come up on comments). Where are they located on the initial post or is there a different process? Regards, Al / NN4ZZ

K9DUR · September 2013

Thanks, Larry. I think my problem was trying to use the less-than sign in the text. System probably thought I was starting an HTML tag. I will see if I can edit my original post to remove the offending character. -- K9DUR

K9DUR · September 2013

Looks like it is too late to edit it. Will re-post entire text one last time. -- K9DUR

K9DUR · September 2013

Okay, let's try this one more time without using any less-than characters. --------------------- Was on 75m this morning for Indiana Traffic Net. Left to run some errands & shut down SmartSDR & CAT, but left 6700 powered on. Came back & restarted CAT & SmartSDR. As usual, panadapter opened to 20m with Slice B on 14.100 MHz. The "A" symbol was at left edge of panadapter indicating that Slice A is still active on 3.910 MHz as expected. So far, so good. However, when I double-click on the "A", the screen flickers for an instant but nothing else happens. The panadapter is still centered on Slice B on 14.100 MHz. If I click on the "X" to close Slice B, the "A" indicator goes away, but Slice B is still there. Clicking on it again closes Slice B. 73, Ray, K9DUR

Double-clicking on <A does not change panadapter.

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