Radio Setup; TX Tab is not persistence.

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• David Member ✭✭

  August 2015 edited March 2017

  Have you shutdown the radio completely powered off and powered on? I believe the persistence is saved on the radio not the software on the PC. You also need to do a factory reset. I had some odd persistence issues and power cycling the radio resolved them.
  

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• KM6CQ - Dan Member ✭✭

  August 2015 edited October 2018

  I shut the rig down every night, then power down the 12 volt supply. I purchased this 6500 in December of 2013, I have never reset the rig, only upgraded the radio with each new release of SSDR.

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• Walt - KZ1F Member ✭✭

  August 2015 edited November 2016

  Just for grins and chuckles, just power down the radio, shut off power,wait 30 seconds and power everything back up and see if that alone works. If it didn't then do a factory reset. Factory resets should never be required. If it is, definitely required, we should know .

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• Andreas Junge Member

  August 2015 edited April 2019

  If you are running DDUtil, then check "Manual TX" under the AutoDrive tab.
  
  More in this thread:
  
  https://community.flexradio.com/flexradio/topics/tx1-keeps-disabling-itself
  
  73, Andreas, N6NU

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• Steve W6SDM Member ✭✭

  August 2015 edited August 2015

  DDUtil got me on that one too.  I was trying to figure out why the amp wouldn't key.  Fortunately, Dudley sent me in the right direction.
  

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• Tim - W4TME Administrator, FlexRadio Employee admin

  August 2015 edited March 2017

  Dan - There is a known issue related to TX Relay persistence that is in our bug tracker. I am certain that we'll get this addressed in due time.  Thank you for your patience.

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• Tim - W4TME Administrator, FlexRadio Employee admin

  August 2015 edited December 2016

  Dan - I had one of the engineers check the persistence code and there doesn't look like anything wrong in the logic.  I personally did testing by setting different TX Relay settings (on/off states and delay times) and ran the radio through it's paces.  I even did several power cycles of the radio too.  I did not have a single situation where the values I set changed or were not persisted.
  
  At this this time we have flagged the previous TX relay persistence issue that was in the bug tracker as fixed/cannot duplicate.
  
  I suspect that if you are having an issue that one of two things are happening.  Either an external process, like DDUtil is changing the state of the radio and you are unaware of it or that there is some corrupted data in your internal persistence database.  For the later, a reset to factory defaults (after you export your database) may clear up the issue.  If you do this, only import your global, TX, TNF, settings and transverter profile data and do not select preferences (the persistence data).

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