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I wanted to add some additional fixed filter buttons to PowerSDR as well as two sliders for setting the filter low and filter high for the variable filters. PowerSDR is running out of room for all these "enhancements" so I added a tabbed control to the filter selection section of the screen to try to get some more room. See below:

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When you select either one of the Var buttons on the Fixed Tab it automatically takes you to the Variable tab.

Oh, the above console has not been calibrated with my signal generator yet...

Can we gain some more room by putting some of the other controls on tabs? Comments, suggestions, hate mail: Email Me

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