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I had the same problem with mine (also a mid-band). What happened for me was that AGC would reduce the receive volume too much, which meant I had to crank up my main volume a lot. This in turn meant I had to lower my side tone volume a lot or otherwise it would by way too loud. But what seems to happen is that the side tone volume doesn't reduce the volume of the start and end of the tone somehow, so you get clicks.

When you switch to digital (click left rotary encoder I think), is the signal suddenly incredibly loud? That's what mine did, and I think is a way to see if your volume is set very high to compensate for the AGC attenuating too much. Another "symptom" was that the click you hear when turning the QMX off was super loud for me.

Anyway, all that to say, for me changing the AGC values mostly fixed it. As a test, digi mode sounds close in volume to CW now. Still sounds louder, but that's probably because of the wider filter. The values I used are from this thread. And here is the thread where people helped me fix it. I see that you're already using pretty much these settings though.

I'm very curious though if your AGC attenuates your received signal so much you have to turn your main volume up a lot, making the clicks louder. What does digi mode sound like in comparison with CW? What is your side tone volume set to? Oh, and do you have your side tone volume set to "relative"?