[DXLog.net - Support] SO2R reverse audio scenario

[Marco HB9CAT]

Checking the Microham Control Protocol log:

0023083078:  H-TX: FT2   (set TX focus to R2)
0023083078:  H-TX: FRS   (set RX focus to stereo)
0023083093:  H-TX: FR1   (set RX focus to R1)

It looks like the command from DXlog to MK2R+ sets the mode to "stereo", with no further specification of which radio goes on which side.

According to the MK2R+ Manual, page 85, we could achieve a more granular control using the FRD command; $R2R1 would actually translate to FRD000010100000<CR>

Is that something Chris could do ? 

Vy 73
Marco HB9CAT

-----Original Message-----
From: support-bounces at dxlog.net [mailto:support-bounces at dxlog.net] On Behalf Of Marco HB9CAT
Sent: Sunday, October 2, 2016 2:15 PM
To: James Balls <makidoja at gmail.com>
Cc: support at dxlog.net
Subject: Re: [DXLog.net - Support] SO2R reverse audio scenario

Thanks Jim, 

my wrong: I didn't provide enough information:

- I am using a Microham MK2R+,  so that should take care of routing audio based on DXlog commands
- the overall setup is correct,  it works SO2R advanced as expected,  except for the audio swap
- swapping cables does work,  but I have to reswap them at the end of the contest to go back to the default one radio setup; that's with radio 1 on the right. 

There's a number of other workarounds, like turning the headphones 180 deg (mic problem)  or operating head down...
But I would prefer to use the scenario functionality as intended. 

73
Marco HB9CAT 

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On Oct 2, 2016, 11:55, at 11:55, James Balls <makidoja at gmail.com> wrote:
>Swap your transceiver cables
>
>Jim
>
>
>
>On 2 Oct 2016, 10:26, at 10:26, Marco HB9CAT <hb9cat at thezollingers.org>
>wrote:
>>Hey Chris,
>>
>> 
>>
>>I've always had this problem, time to fix it: for logistic reasons
>when
>>listening to both Radios I want to have Radio1 in the right ear and 
>>Radio 2 in the left ear.
>>
>>The "standard" is R1 left and R2 right.
>>
>> 
>>
>>Operating Advanced SO2 I should be able to edit the scenario and have 
>>that driven by DxLog, for example:
>>
>> 
>>
>>F4 key on primary radio:
>>
>>-          Original:  $R2R2 $F4 $R1R2
>>
>>-          New: $R2R2 $F4 $R2R1
>>
>> 
>>
>>Well that doesn't work, I keep hearing R1R2.
>>
>> 
>>
>>FYI I tried it in WinTest, same thing.
>>
>> 
>>
>>Any Ideas ?
>>
>> 
>>
>>73 de Marco HB9CAT
>>
>> 
>>
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