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Flex 6000 and Log4OM V2 Dual VFO Display

Brad Adams (N4PYI)
Brad Adams (N4PYI) Member ✭✭
edited August 2020 in Third-Party Software
I am running a Flex 6300 and I use Log4OM V2. I am interfaced to hte SmartSDR CAT with OmniRig V1.19 for CAT control with Log4OM V2. In Log4OM there is a dual VFO frequency display, but I have not been able to get both VFOs to display. Only the slice that the CAT port is tied to, such as Slice A. I am assuming there in no way to show both via the omnirig interface. Anyone had any experience with this?

Thanks
Brad, N4PYI

Answers

  • Patrick
    Patrick Member ✭✭✭
    edited June 2020
    I would too... I tried setting up OmniRig rig 2 with it’s own com port.  When a b slice is running I can toggle between the  the two slices but it only appears on one display.  Would be nice to see display b with the slice b frequency without having to toggle between them,  only should need to toggle for logging purposes.  Maybe some one has some answers.  I know that some one had it running on V1 Log4OM.  
  • Larry _ NY8T
    Larry _ NY8T Member ✭✭✭
    edited April 2020
    As Pat says VFO A and VFO B will not display at the same time, you have to toggle between them. But if your saying you can not get VFO B to work at all, you need to create a second cat port in smartsdr cat and asign it to slice B and create a  second rig in omnirig with that com port.
     

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