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What happened?
Further to #2177, the NRL DSP filter control has been cleared (i.e., no longer appears) from the GUI when AetherSDR is connected to any FLEX-6000 series transceiver.
What did you expect?
As mentioned later in the enhancement request (#2177), NRL was incorrectly attributed as a FLEX-8000-only feature. This DSP filter should therefore appear and function normally when connected to a FLEX-6000 series transceiver (just as it does for FLEX-8000 series).
Steps to reproduce
- Launch AetherSDR (Linux Qt6 build).
- Connect to a FLEX-6000 series transceiver (e.g., FLEX-6400, FLEX-6600, or equivalent).
- Open the receiver DSP/filter controls (via the RxApplet, VfoWidget, or AppletPanel where other DSP options like NR/ANF/BNR appear).
- Observe that the NRL control is absent from the UI.
- (For comparison) Disconnect and reconnect to a FLEX-8000 series transceiver — NRL reappears correctly.
AetherSDR version
0.9.3
Radio model & firmware
FLEX-6600 Firmware: 4.2.18
Operating system
Linux
OS version and hardware
Linux (native Qt6/C++20 build of AetherSDR), Fedora 43
Report preparation
What happened?
Further to #2177, the NRL DSP filter control has been cleared (i.e., no longer appears) from the GUI when AetherSDR is connected to any FLEX-6000 series transceiver.
What did you expect?
As mentioned later in the enhancement request (#2177), NRL was incorrectly attributed as a FLEX-8000-only feature. This DSP filter should therefore appear and function normally when connected to a FLEX-6000 series transceiver (just as it does for FLEX-8000 series).
Steps to reproduce
AetherSDR version
0.9.3
Radio model & firmware
FLEX-6600 Firmware: 4.2.18
Operating system
Linux
OS version and hardware
Linux (native Qt6/C++20 build of AetherSDR), Fedora 43