[WT-support] Fw: SWAP (Ctrl-S) command for SO2R
SM6CNN
sm6cnn at telia.com
Fri Aug 3 15:39:06 CEST 2007
OK Oliver,
I am using the original Orion, not the OrionII, with firmware 1.373b5
dated Jan 18, 2005. When I issue the *AF or *BF command from my homemade
control program the bandwith does not change. I do not find 2.5.2 on the
server.
While we are at radio control, I am used to using the opposite sideband
on CW i.e. LCW on the Orion. The program always selects UCW on the Orion
and CW-USB on the FT-1000MP. Can this be made selectable in the set up?
Merci
Andy SM6CNN
Olivier F5MZN wrote:
> SM6CNN wrotte:
>
>>> To my knowledges, the AF command gets the filter bandwidth lost (or
>>> initialized). This is why WT asks for the current bandwidth filter
>>> before sending the AF command, in order to configure the filter again
>>> after the frequency change.
>> The *AF command does nothing to the bandwith.
>
> This is what we could expect but it it not true, but if Tentec fixed
> that in the firmware! The problem was first reported by W5GN, and fixed
> in WT version 2.7.0 (Feb 7, 2005).
>
> You can try with WT version 2.5.2
> (http://download.win-test.com/wt-2.5.2.exe): set the filter to a custom
> value on the radio, then enter whatever frequency in the callsign field
> and validate. The radio will move to that frequency but the custom
> filter setting will be lost and revert to a default one. At least with
> the 2005 firmware of the Orion...
>
>> There must be one *AF command and one *BF command to change both VFOs.
>> There are in fact two *AF commands. Changing KVABA to KVBAB does not
>> mean that the first *AF command goes to VFO B. This is the real issue as
>> I see it.
>
> Ok Andy, I just missed that! That means that Orion II is also quite
> eligeable for the "Pass to Sub VFO" bandmap feature.
>
> Thanks and 73,
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