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Profiles with 2 Panadapters

Geoff AB6BT
Geoff AB6BT Member ✭✭✭
in SmartSDR+

Let's say I have two panadapters open.

One is on 2M on an Xvtr port and the other is on 20 M Ant1. I created a global profile with those two. That works as expected.

Now lets say I want to change the panadapter currently on 20M to 15M by selecting a profile, with just the 15M configuration, and maintain the 2M one with no changes.

Can that be done without creating a separate profile?

Answers

  • KD0RC
    KD0RC Member, Super Elmer Moderator

    Hi Geoff, sadly, no. Individual panadapter profiles would be great; I would upvote that idea.

  • Geoff AB6BT
    Geoff AB6BT Member ✭✭✭

    Hey Len…I kinda thought so. Oh well, I can dream.

    Thanks!

  • K9YK
    K9YK Member ✭✭

    You can change bands on the HF panadapter from 20m to 15m while the other panadapter is on 2m. I do this all the time without changing profiles.

    Or, you can create one profile with 2m and 20m panadapters and a 2nd profile with 2m and 15m panadapters.

  • Geoff AB6BT
    Geoff AB6BT Member ✭✭✭

    K9YK…Thanks.

    Yes, I know I can change using the Band selection button. What I was looking for was a profile change on the HF panadapter. What if I want to change from 20M SSB to 15M FT8? Quite a few steps are involved without using a profile.

    And, having profiles for every different combination creates too many profiles.

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