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What happened?
When I enable CAT TCP using the Flex protocol, the MOX button on my FLEX-8600M activates. The connection to my coupler—which supports Flex TCP—also stops working.
If I select the TS-2000 protocol, the connection is successful, but the frequency is no longer transmitted.
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What did you expect?
No response
Steps to reproduce
Open CAT Panel
Set Port 1 to 60010, Protokoll: Flex, VFO A: A, VFO B: -
Set Port 2 to 60013, Protokoll: Flex, VFO A: A, VFO B: B
Check the box for "en" in each case.
Enable CAT
PS:
Unfortunately, it is not possible to deselect VFO A for the second port (SO2R); only the options A, B, C, and D are available. However, it is possible for VFO B. Since I am using two ports, I need to be able to assign just VFO A (for SO1R and SO2R).
AetherSDR version
v26.6.3
Radio model & firmware
FLEX-8600M
Operating system
macOS
OS version and hardware
MacBook Pro 16″, November 2004, M4 Pro, macOS Tahoe 26.5.1, 48GB RAM
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What happened?
When I enable CAT TCP using the Flex protocol, the MOX button on my FLEX-8600M activates. The connection to my coupler—which supports Flex TCP—also stops working.
If I select the TS-2000 protocol, the connection is successful, but the frequency is no longer transmitted.
vid.mp4
What did you expect?
No response
Steps to reproduce
PS:
Unfortunately, it is not possible to deselect VFO A for the second port (SO2R); only the options A, B, C, and D are available. However, it is possible for VFO B. Since I am using two ports, I need to be able to assign just VFO A (for SO1R and SO2R).
AetherSDR version
v26.6.3
Radio model & firmware
FLEX-8600M
Operating system
macOS
OS version and hardware
MacBook Pro 16″, November 2004, M4 Pro, macOS Tahoe 26.5.1, 48GB RAM