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3 months ago The work-around for this is to go to Settings > Transmit and change max. mic gain to 39.
I don't know anyone that is using > 40dB of mic gain, but I suppose stranger things have happened.
Most people run with mic gain somewhere between 10 and -40. Indeed, those are very nice settings for max. and min. and make for good resolution on the mic gain slider control.
73,
Scott
On Sun, Apr 7, 2024 at 4:45 PM ON7OFF @.***> wrote:
I'm using the HL2 with the companion board. If I increase the microphone input on the front panel and go beyond 40dB (note that the slider allow to go up to 70dB, and after you save your transmit profile, I get a fatal error when starting Thetis. image.png (view on web) https://github.com/ramdor/Thetis/assets/153032115/ec652438-7f5e-4b76-b25c-77317d168b4f
image.png (view on web) https://github.com/ramdor/Thetis/assets/153032115/add422e9-23a7-4bb8-8486-bb2bf4aa7717
I assume there is a database check on the allowed values, and I think it is allowed to set the value up to 40dB and you can't go beyond.
Hope you can reproduce the issue.
73 de ON7OFF
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I'm using the HL2 with the companion board. If I increase the microphone input on the front panel and go beyond 40dB (note that the slider allow to go up to 70dB, and after you save your transmit profile, I get a fatal error when starting Thetis.
I assume there is a database check on the allowed values, and I think it is allowed to set the value up to 40dB and you can't go beyond.
Hope you can reproduce the issue.
73 de ON7OFF