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Do any Flex MARS users *share* their radios over SmartLink with other MARS members?
John WA7UAR
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Briefly, I am experiencing an issue that I plan to submit to Flex support soon but since it deals with MultiFlex actions that I can replicate only on frequencies outside of the Amateur band it would require someone with a MARS turfed radio to confirm (or Flex Support).
Another local MARS member and I are remote from each other and sharing my 6700 over SmartLink. I am using SmartSDR (3.1.7) on my PC and he is using a Maestro control head (version
. We are both sharing my SmartLink password to access the radio.
We can replicate this and so I will submit a ticket to Flex.
Is there anyone else out there that can duplicate this condition? It seems to be dependent on if one is inside or outside a proper Amateur band.
Thanks.
Another local MARS member and I are remote from each other and sharing my 6700 over SmartLink. I am using SmartSDR (3.1.7) on my PC and he is using a Maestro control head (version
- When we are on the same frequency inside the 75 m Amateur band we can listen to the other transmit when the MON button is selected and each of us can operate MON independently (this is a good thing).
- But, when we are both on an adjacent MARS frequency then any local MON button setting (on/off or volume change) is reflected immediately to the other operator (this is NOT a good thing).
We can replicate this and so I will submit a ticket to Flex.
Is there anyone else out there that can duplicate this condition? It seems to be dependent on if one is inside or outside a proper Amateur band.
Thanks.
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I heard back from Flex support today:
The analysis of your HelpDesk support incident has concluded that the issue you reported is a possible software defect. I have transferred this issue to the Engineering/Software Development group and placed it in their bug tracker for further analysis.
If there is anyone else who reads this posting and can test and confirm this defect then please do add your comments to this thread. And if you are a MARS supporter please press the "Me Too" button at the top as well. Thank you all.
This issue has been logged as defect number: G77690 -
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