K2 VFO linearization sequence

[Scott McDowell-4]

Hi

First off, I'm sorry to keep bugging everyone but I have a problem again.
I'm in the VFO linearization part of the second test on my K2, and am having

a problem that the manual doesn't say how to solve.
The manual says to set the VFO to anywhere between 7000 and 7100 khz. Then
enter the
cal pll and hold edit the second time to enter the vfo linearization
sequence.
When I do this I get an info 232 message that says I have to be on 40
meters, which I am on.
I can't seem to get past this.
Anyone run into this before, and if so what am I doing wrong?
thanks
Scott  N5SM
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[David Woolley (E.L)]

Scott McDowell wrote:

> The manual says to set the VFO to anywhere between 7000 and 7100 khz. Then
> enter the
....
> When I do this I get an info 232 message that says I have to be on 40
> meters, which I am on.

Are you on 40m, or is the VFO just set to a frequency in the 40m band?

You can tune across multiple bands on the dial, but the K2 will still be
configured for the band on which you started.  If you have got the bands
  out of step with the frequency, try doing a direct frequency entry,
or, since you presumably haven't stored anything in the memories,
recalling an appropriate memory.


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