Kaiser,
Fun setup. There’s a lot going on here, so maybe I can start with some high level ideas and questions.
– How are you switching between your sources? Are you using the smSetSweepGPIO function?
– If yes to the question above, have you done any monitoring of those GPIO pins? Any way to verify they are cycling through all your states and not missing one periodically? Whether it’s hardware/software, that would be extremely helpful to know.
– Am I to understand that the “sweep offset” sticks around for many cycles? So if you are cycling through all 20 slots, are all 20 slots now off by 1 for some duration until it corrects itself? Or is it just slot 10 that shows up in slot 9 for several seconds until slot 9 reverts?
– Does using just 1 receiver make the problem go away? Even with 16 queued sweeps?
– Is it always a specific slot, e.g. 9/10? Or random?
– Does the “sweep offset” happen on both receivers? Or just one?
– Let’s say you’re switching through slots 8,9,10,11. Does it now look like 8,10,10,11 for 15 seconds and then go back to 8,9,10,11?
I’m trying to collect enough information that I could try to setup something here to reproduce, and narrow down the scope. I’m not aware of any outstanding issues with this functionality, but this is likely a more complex setup than most customers, and more complex than we’ve simulated here.
I look forward to your response.
