Screenshots are so helpful.

Without having a refence for your issue without some screenshots I am going to take a guess at what you are trying to ask:

Are you talking about this line:


If so do you have this set?:

Missing a bit of info to give a better answer. Your meter is in the way of seeing your dB level on the left, and also the Thetis version is chopped of.

My first question would be do you happen to have this checked?

It was here https://github.com/sjk7/Thetis-2.9.0/releases but now seems to have been removed.

As Walter said, I have been doing it this way. Just make a copy of this section in a text file so you can restore it if you ever need to.

w8du wrote:I thought the latest pre-release version of Thetis is 2.9.0.8. No?

He is referring to the branch covered here: viewtopic.php?f=9&t=4600

Several posts here on the Forum but here it is again, and it is up to .19 right now.

https://github.com/sjk7/Thetis-2.9.0/releases/tag/v2.9.0.4

Just like any windows window, just grab a corner or side and drag, nothing special.

Tony EI7BMB wrote:When I install Steve's version the FFT planning window runs , is this the same for everyone ? Thanks for the work Steve

Yes

Not seeing it here with .08, have you tried a db reset?

Yes the font is different on .11 on my PC also.

I switched back as the 1.536 sample rate causes this version of Thetis to not work.

I noted this issue in another post. Luckily the settings as you noted are still in the DB. I just copied and pasted the settings and was able to easily recover them without having to redo them within the GUI.

Richie, same for PA profiles too? Or am I seeing a seperate issue?

Luckily I found the section in my old db for my specific cal and per band offsets and was able to quickly bring it back in.

Where do these meter configs get saved? I just did a db reset and then imported my last good one and the meters containers did not get imported.

And not sure if this is related but the import did not bring back the PA profile settings either.

Or use the built in tone/noise generator.

I give up, why? You only mention you that you "key the TX" but you didnt mention what mode, SSB, CW, Tune??? Did this problem just start out of the blue? Have you performed a PA calibration?

w9ac wrote:plan to display all functions simultaneously or menu-select only those metering parameters of interest to the operator?

1:00 minute mark of video he notes that it will be configurable which ones you want to see.

50 ohms, you dont need to do any transforming like the older RP required.

Thetis must be run on a PC just like an Anan. All the TRX-Duo Red Pitaya image is doing is emulating a 100D (I think) but Thetis has a Red Pitaya selection.

There are but didnt look to far into it as I was just interested in the RX side only. But anything for the Red Pitaya would work, like the Charly 25 project items https://smartradioconcepts.com/

To compliment my 7000DLE I waned a second SDR receiver. I have SDR Plays and other SDR's but they are limited by their software, nothing compares to Thetis as far as recovered audio. So I picked up a TRX-Duo off AliExpress for about $250. The TRX-Duo is a clone of a Red Pitaya and the TRX is using a...

JJ4SDR wrote:To configure VAC2, I am not sure if the Driver and Input and Output devices need to be different from those defined for VAC1?

Most certainly yes, and if you are using ASIO on VAC1 you cant use ASIO on VAC2.

Lots of info about all this in the forum.

You left out some key info. So you mentioned VAC2, are you using VAC to get audio out on RX1 also?

How do you have your antenna feeding RX2? Do you have a spectrum display on RX2?

MichaelCaditz wrote:I should not have to send a brand new radio in for service.

You should not but Apache is NOT alone in this, sadly. An Icom 7610 I had comes to mind as well as a couple of SPE amplifiers, all QC issues.

Would love to hear an outcome on the issues though.

I am sorry but without a good wattmeter you cant really calibrate the PA level nor Calibrate the internal Wattmeter. Pretty simple.

The internal wattmeter needs to be calibrated, or at least checked against a good external wattmeter and good load. If you cant prove that you are just fumbling in the dark.

That is Protocol 1 not 2, you really should update to P2.

MichaelCaditz wrote:Also, my PA Gain screen is much simpler than the one in the vide. There are no profiles. I have no "Tune" slider on my main screen. Do I need to update my software or firmware?

We are assuming you are running the latest software and firmware.

What does your external wattmeter indicate?