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Assigning bands to port A or port B

KI5RLR
KI5RLR Member ✭✭
in FLEX-6000 Signature Series

I am running a Flex 6600, TGXL, and PGXL. If I connect a hexbeam (6-20) to Port A and a fan dipole (40-160) to Port B, can SmartSDR be configured to select the correct antenna when I choose a certain band? Sort of like the AG does, except with only two antennas and no AG?

Thanks

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  • Rich M5RIC
    Rich M5RIC Member ✭✭✭
    Answer ✓

    You can do this with profiles but I find it easier just using a third party tool called Flex Buttons. It's free and works great for sending commands to the flex for changing settings etc.

    With this you can create a button which sets the band, frequency, tx antenna, rx antenna etc.

    So you could set up a button per hand which has all the info stored for your set-up/

    Smart SDR will always remember the antenna port last used for a band, regardless of what slice you are on. Using the buttons forces the right settings every time.


    73


    Rich

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