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FlexLib getting the active slice current band

Member
edited January 2017 in SmartSDR API
Hello, Tonight I have successfully connected to my 6300 through the FlexLib. I gather up current frequency and mode from the active slice. But what I can’t figure out is how to get the current band? Do I have to create a band plan then based on the frequency then figure out what band I’m in? Or is there a way to get this information from the active slice. Thanks Mike AA5MC

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  • Member ✭✭
    edited January 2017

    Mike,

    The band is a property of the panadapter class.  You should be able to use the Slice.Pandapter property to obtain the panadapter object that the slice is associated with & then read the Panadapter.Band property to get the band.

    73, Ray, K9DUR

  • Member
    edited April 2015
    Outstanding, thank you I'll take a look there...

    Mike, AA5MC
  • Member
    edited April 2015
    In the slice added event do something like this:

    string bandinfo = slice.Panadapter.Band;
                lblBand.Text = bandinfo;

    Works for me and when you change bands in SSDR it automagically updates!
    james

    WD5GWY


    Saw your post days ago, but, I was out on the road and unable to post the code from memory and I didn't have my little Nextbook with me either.
  • Member
    edited April 2015
    Looking at a later post by you, it seems you already figured this one out!!
    james
    WD5GWY

  • Member
    edited April 2015
    Hi James , yes I did but I appreciate your answer . thank you

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