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SSDR-Mac and Windows Logging (Sharing Frequency/Mode)

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Hello!

My primary FlexRadio station is an M2 MacMini running SSDR for Mac. I have Parallels on this machine so that I can use N3FJP's logging software. Independently, both installations are working fine.

Would love to get the N3FJP VM to track the frequency/mode of the Flex. Tried installing SmartCAT in Parallels, but as the FlexVSP drivers aren't compatible with the M2 processor, that was a non-starter.

Is anyone running a combo similar to this? Any suggestions for how to get frequency/mode data into a Windows VM on an M2 Mac?

Thanks!

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  • Member, Super Elmer Moderator

    SmartSDR CAT and DAX do not run on M1 or M2 VM.

    Dave wo2x

  • Member, Super Elmer Moderator

    N3FJP has a TCP interface that might work. In N3FJP, go to Settings, Rig Interface, and select Flex API. Click the Test button to see if it works.

  • Member ✭✭
    https://community.flexradio.com/discussion/comment/20605221#Comment_20605221

    I've tried that and no dice. Not sure how N3FJP is going to find the Flex (using FlexAPI) if I can't specify an IP address as well? I don't see a way to do that within the settings for N3FJP.

  • Member ✭✭
    https://community.flexradio.com/discussion/comment/20605237#Comment_20605237

    Ok, figured this out. Working great now!

    For anyone else that runs into this, no need to specify an IP address in N3FJP - as long as the Parallels/Windows VM is on the same network as the Flex, the N3FJP FlexAPI setting will "hear" the broadcast packets from the radio and grab the frequency and mode.

    Oh, and make sure to set the network card to "Bridged" instead of "Shared". When using the "Shared" network option, my N3FJP could not hear the broadcast packets. Changed to "Bridged" and things started working immediately.

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