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Mic profile associated with slice and mode

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edited March 2017 in New Ideas
Currently the mic profile is associated with the mode and is globally applied to all slices. The issue I have is with DIGU and 60M where the audio bandwidth is limited to 3kc . All other bands are unlimited. So if band hopping on a Mic profile of 0-4000 high cut, when selecting 60M the trainsmit icons are grayed out. Perhaps SSDR could simply reduce the high cut to 3kc ?
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  • Member
    edited March 2017
    Just Reset Your Hi Cut To 2/9 Or 3/0 And It will Key Right Up On 60 Meters
  • Administrator, FlexRadio Employee admin
    edited March 2017
    2.9k.  The channels are not 3k wide in the US.
  • Member ✭✭
    edited March 2017
    I would like the 60M slice to automatically set the parameters appropriately when the TX icon becomes active and then when the other slice TX icons are active the Mic profile values are restored. When band hopping [with less than 10 seconds between decoding and transmitting] there is not enough time to manipulate these values manually.
  • Member ✭✭
    edited March 2017
    An additional thought on this subject : Would be nice if the low and high cut parameters behavior were just like the power slider. Thiat is, with each selection of a transmit "TX" ICON the values could be modified and SSDR would remember the values when returning to each slice.

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