And in your windows sound setup page you must modify the properties of each Recording and Playback DAX channel to set the sampling rate of 2 Channel, 16 bit, 48000 Hz (DVD Quality) This is found in the sound properties/Advanced tab. Then don't forget that you need to go into Easy PAL and select the input sample rate of 48,000. There is a lot of preliminary set up clicks required. Then on your Transmit panel, select DAX for the mike input. And on your receiver slice flag, be sure to select DAX 2. But for some reason, I have fewer problems if I use Channel 2) Then on the DAX Control panel, you have to make sure that DAX Chanel 2 has both the RX and TX buttons clicked on. You need to use RX 2 for in and TX 2 for out (Or use channel 1 if you want.
those are for other special functions) This is a little different from PowerSDR, where you used line 1 for in and Line 2 for out. (Do NOT use the RESERVED audio or the IQ audio channels. Make sure you are using the DAX Audio RX 2 for the input channel from the Receiver and Use DAX Audio TX 2 for the output channel to the TX. It shouldn't be necessary to work split with this. You might try deactivating your unused DAX channels in the sound control utility in Windows and see if it makes it easier to find your DAX channels. Some programs have a limit of how many audio channels can be used. In fact, I deactivated DAX channels 3-8 because on my 6500 I only have 2 slices at present. You really have to search to find the right one in the list. The setup page lists all of my DAX Channels, but they are almost in random order.
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