SmartSDR 101
Mike touches on some key SmartSDR elements, the software, where to download the software, where the manuals are, and some basic functions within SmartSDR.
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The FLEX-6400 offers the latest direct sampling SDR technology at an economical price for the general HF/6m operator yet it offers great performance for chasing DX and contesting.
The FLEX-6400 model is designed for the Ham who wants to operate the radio exclusively as a server from PC, laptop, Maestro, Mac*, or iOS clients — whether local or remote. Both models share the same game-changing band awareness, industry-leading phase noise performance, brick wall filters, and legendary audio performance to deliver you the most fun across a wide variety of operating styles.
With a PC, laptop, or Mac client you can utilize up to two 7 MHz spectrum/waterfall displays and independent receivers to revolutionize your view of the bands. Its two receivers can be placed simultaneously on any band and mode with instant QSY between VFOs. Digital mode operation is a dream with no sound cards, cables, or boxes needed.
FlexRadio’s industry-leading SmartSDR™ software offers compatibility across the entire FLEX-6000 Signature Series family to deliver continuous leveraged software enhancement. And you can use the latest SmartLink™ technology to access your radio virtually anywhere from any SmartSDR compatible client with only a login and password — even your iPhone.
* Mac OSX SmartSDR software is provided by third-party vendors
Mike touches on some key SmartSDR elements, the software, where to download the software, where the manuals are, and some basic functions within SmartSDR.
About the Flex 6400 and a single Spectral Capture Unit.
How to adjust and set up the microphones - for the new Flex user.
An overview of FRStack by Mark W3II.
A video about SmartSDR and some of the basic interfacing that it can do.
Tim walks through optimizing reception for the Flex 6000.
Welcome to SmartControl for your Flex 6000 series radio.
Mike goes through one of the most reliable ways to network your Flex 6000 series radio.
The USB ports on the back of the radio are used to control external RS232 devices and non RS232 devices.
Mike does an overview of SmartSDR and Global Profiles - radio memory.