2Khz Up Split Command

[Bob Serwy]

Julian - G4ILO:

The following command works.  For some reason, adding a swap VFO made it
work.  The following command set: sets A=B (including mode), then swap VFO,
then move VFO A up 2 khz, then swap VFO again, then turn on split.


k31;swt13;swt13;swt11;k30;up4;up4;k31;swt11;k30;ft1;

Bob Serwy - N9RS
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[Julian, G4ILO]

Bob Serwy wrote

The following command works.  For some reason, adding a swap VFO made it
work.  The following command set: sets A=B (including mode), then swap VFO,
then move VFO A up 2 khz, then swap VFO again, then turn on split.

Thanks. Bob. I did have a version working that swapped the VFOs and then changed the frequency of the current VFO. But then I discovered the UPB/DNB commands and thought it should be possible to do it in fewer commands the way I suggested.

On a totally unrelated topic, anyone who runs an website especially one that offers software for download might be interested to read the last two entries at http://blog.tech-pro.net to see how McAfee and Yahoo can destroy your business.

[Vic K2VCO]

G4ILO wrote:

> On a totally unrelated topic, anyone who runs an website especially one that
> offers software for download might be interested to read the last two
> entries at http://blog.tech-pro.net to see how McAfee and Yahoo can destroy
> your business.

Unfortunately, a similar philosophy seems to pervade the industry which
prefers to ignore collateral damage in its war against spam, malware,
etc.  I have had the experience -- several times and with several ISPs
-- of having my emails bounced because the IP address was on some
blacklist or for other reasons.

In one particularly annoying incident, a customer of mine in Perth,
Australia asked an urgent technical question. Of course my replies to
him bounced, as his questions became more and more panicky. Ultimately I
phoned him.

The website of the blacklist that caught me explained its functions in
an insulting, patronizing manner, and did not respond to entreaties from
me or my ISP (who tried to be helpful). Ultimately the guy in Australia
got *his* ISP to stop subscribing to the blacklist and we could
communicate again!
--
73,
Vic, K2VCO
Fresno CA
http://www.qsl.net/k2vco
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