aethersdr / aethersdr/AetherSDR

split mode slice A, issues when you came back on Slice B

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Description

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What happened?

Example:
Two open slices: Slice A and Slice B.
Slice A in CW 14MHz, Slice B in CW 21MHz. Close Slice B with the X and go to Slice A, opening Split mode. After you've finished split operations, close the split and switch to Slice B. Clicking on any frequency of 21MHz doesn't open the VFO, but changes the frequency of Slice A from 14MHz to 21MHz.

aethersdr-20260427-213929.log

What did you expect?

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Steps to reproduce

flex 6400
2 slice open

AetherSDR version

0.9.1

Radio model & firmware

flex 6400 v.4.1.5

Operating system

Windows

OS version and hardware

windows 10 pro

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Research direction

Reproduce this on a FLEX 6400 with two open slices using AetherSDR 0.9.1, following the Slice A/Slice B and Split mode sequence; inspect the attached support log for related state changes. Done means selecting a frequency on Slice B after closing Split mode changes Slice B's VFO rather than Slice A's.

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Assessment

Tech stack
cpp
Domain
desktop
Issue type
Bug
Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Activity status
Quiet
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
45/100

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