I need to clarify one of my previous statements.

The RX signal path inside the radio does go through the ATU (if enabled) when ANT-1 or ANT-2 (transceiver port) is assigned to SCU-1. If using a FLEX-6700, this only applies to SCU-1. SCU-2 does not go through the ATU.

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On 8/12/2012 10:52 AM, Ken Buser wrote:
Thanks Tim,
In my mind I was trying to associate a SCU with a path from a Specific SO239 
Connection,
Your Wording of "Transceiver Port" Helps clear that up.
I should have know this thing was more "Flexable" than that.

I still need the ability to switch multipal antennas to either of the 
transceiver ports. I think the unit I am building
will help in that area.

Thanks again for the reply.

Ken   W9IE

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Tim Ellison
   To: Ken Buser ; [email protected]
   Sent: Sunday, August 12, 2012 8:50 AM
   Subject: Re: [FlexEdge] 6000 Series Antenna Questions


   Ken,

   The internal ATU is only in the TX signal chain, so it is not connected to 
either SCU.  Remember, the SCU is a wide band RF spectrum ADC, so if you are 
transmitting on one frequency, you still have the ability to receive on the 
other slice receivers defined on that SCU or other SCU in the case of the 
FLEX-6700.

   There are (2) SO-239 transceiver connectors on both the FLEX-6500 and the 
FLEX-6700.  The FLEX-6500 has one RX in/out loop that can be assigned to it's 
SCU and the FLEX-6700 has two RX in/out loops for it's two SCUs.  SCUs can be 
assigned to a RX only or a transceiver port.

   I suspect that the manual will not be available until the software is 
available.

   In regards to the needed "Support Group" to help manage SWS (SDR Withdrawal 
Syndrome), we have been selling a few FLEX-1500s to help bridge the gap. ;-)


   Tim Ellison
   On 8/11/2012 12:07 PM, Ken Buser wrote:

To   Tim, or someone at Flex

I have on order a Flex 6700 and am planning for what I believe will be 
necessary in the order of external Antenna switching.

I have designed and am in the process of building an Antenna Matrix which will 
allow for any of 5 Antennas to be connected to either of the 2 SCU's.
There will be Pic Processor control which will stop any invalid connection,  
Like more than 2 Antennas selected or more than one connected to the same SCU.

My External Antenna Tuner,   Amp,  and Power Master unit can be put in line 
with either of the SCU's.    or not used at all.

In the process I started thinking about the Internal ATU.....

Can it be used with either SCU  ???

Will it keep settings if I were to switch transmitt from one SCU to the other 
on different Bands ?

Also I assume   the 6500 only has one SO239 connector on its SCU on the rear....

Will we be able to see a Manual some time before the first units start shipping 
in   Q4   ??

I think we need a support group for those of us that have sold their Flex's and 
are now FlexLess until the new 6000 series arrives    hi   hi

73's   Ken   W9IE
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