[App_rpt-users] Remote base Memories

[Mark Johnston]

I tried that, does not work, says cannot find memory still
however when I did *006 it says invalid frequency, and switches to VFO A
from B or memory if I manually put it there...

06 I deleted as a memory channel, and find no ref to in the rest of the
file... as a command
.... very interesting for sure!

anyone have an idea? I know i am so close to making this work.

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On Fri, Sep 20, 2013 at 7:21 PM, Robert A. Poff <wb3awj at comcast.net> wrote:

> Try numbering your memories from 00 to 99 instead of three digits.
>
>
>
> Mark Johnston <markjohnston73 at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> I have finally got the ic-706 remote base partially working
>> I can scan freq, move up in freq, and read status, Now that the commands
>> also the init=freq..... works when I connect so it can set the frequency.
>> just fine, yet if I do *1444*000*0... etc does not work
>> If I do *0001 for memory 001 etc, I get 'memory not found'
>>
>> which the memory is in the rpt.conf
>>
>> [memory]
>>   ;Syntax : CC=RRR.RRR,PPP.P,AAAAA
>>   ;          C=Channel Number
>>   ;          R=RX Frequency
>>   ;          P=PL Frequency
>>   ;          A=Attributes
>>   ;
>>   ;Attributes : a=AM   b=LSB  f=FM  u=USB
>>   ;             l=Low Power   m=Medium Power   h=High Power
>>   ;             -=Minus TX Offset    s=Simplex     +=Plus TX Offset
>>   ;             t=TX PL on    r=RX PL on
>>   ;
>> 004=147.700,123.0,fshrt
>> 005=147.100,123.0,fshtt
>> 006=003.860,100.0,bshrt
>> init=003.980,100.0,bshrt ;Set to this on startup
>>
>>
>> This is just above the macro section below the functions-remote...
>>
>> At the end of the file I tried[memory]
>>
>> [memory]
>> 001=147.700,123.0,fshrt
>> 002=147.100,123.0,fshtt
>> 003=003.860,100.0,bshrt
>>
>>
>> None of these work, always says 'memory not found'
>>
>> Any ideas? I know I am getting close to making this work!
>>
>> 0=remote,1                             ; Retrieve Memory
>> 1=remote,2
>>
>> Mark KC7DMF
>>
>>
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