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SmartSDR (Multi-Panadapter) vs. Built-in or Maestro Display (Single Panadapter DisplayOnly?)

Don Judd
Don Judd Member
edited June 2019 in SmartSDR for Windows
I have a 6600M. SmartSDR 3.0.27 can display two different bands each with their respective spectrum/panadapter displays. On the built in transceiver display (and I assume a Maestro monitor??), I can set up two receive slices on different bands but can only see one band's spectrum/panadapter display. Is that normal or is there a way to display more than one spectrum/panadapter on the built in or Maestro displays? Thanks, Don W5MMJ

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  • KF4HR
    KF4HR Member ✭✭
    edited June 2019
    Don, on your Maestro screen (or M display) you should see an up pointing arrow in the bottom middle of the screen.  Touch that upper pointing arrow and you'll see two spectrum analyzer/waterfall displays, one for A and B slices.  Touch the downward arrow and it will toggle back to a single spectrum analyzer/waterfall display, single slice. 
  • Andreas Junge
    Andreas Junge Member ✭✭
    edited June 2019
    Don,

    click on the chevron symbol between Display and Meters at the bottom of the screen. It will split the screen and give you a 2nd pan adapter.

    73, Andreas, N6NUimage
  • Don Judd
    Don Judd Member
    edited June 2019
    Thank you both for leading me to the solution.   

    73,

    Don
    W5MMJ

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