Start up feature request for SSDR

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Request those with transceivers have the transmit windows automatically start when starting SSDR. I would imagine most people will transceivers will in fact want to transmit. For those who are only going to SWL they can close the transmit control window.

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Greg
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Greg

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Posted 6 years ago

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6 years ago
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Tim - W4TME, Customer Experience Manager

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Greg,

When SmartSDR is started, Slice A is already designated as the transmit slice. Am I missing something here?
6 years ago
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Neal - K3NC, Elmer

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What is it exactly you are seeing on startup? On mine, the slice that is at 14.100 has the TX focus, is it different for you?
6 years ago
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Ed, K0KC

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I believe Greg is talking about the transmit window where you can set power, adjust the equalizer, etc.
6 years ago
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Tim - W4TME, Customer Experience Manager

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Ah, if that is the case, that is referred to as the Transmit Control Panel.

My assumption is that would fall under the radio persistence feature, where the radio comes up in the state it was in before it or SmartSDR were shut down.

Greg - is that what you are referring to?
6 years ago
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Ed, K0KC

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I am sorry that I used the wrong terminology. I should have fired-up my 6700 to check for the correct name before I posted.
2013-08-04T23:08:53+00:00
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Tim - W4TME, Customer Experience Manager

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No problem, Ed. That is why we established the community - to help, educate and inform.
6 years ago
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Thanks all. Yes, It is the transmit control panel I am referring to. FB if the status of that window is part of the persistence list. Thanks!!

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Greg
2013-08-05T10:38:18+00:00
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Tim - W4TME, Customer Experience Manager

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No problem Greg!
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