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K3 "REV" button and P3 center frequency freeze

Smith Bradford
  If I push the "REV" button on the K3,  the displayed center frequency
on the P3 freezes.  The K3 responds correctly,  that is,  it shows "VFO
B" frequency.  And when I let go of the button it reverts to "VFO A".  
But the P3 center frequency is frozen on the K3 "VFO A"  frequency.  The
only workaround is to turn off the P3.  Kind of a pain since I use the
"REV" button to coach on the 'VFO B" while working split operation.

Current firmware is 4.12 for the K3.  And 0.37 beta for the P3.  Any one
else notice this issue?

Smith
W9HAK

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Re: K3 "REV" button and P3 center frequency freeze

David Pratt
I get something similar here. The problem only happens after pressing
REV. If you then press A/B the P3 stays on the VFO A frequency.  The P3
is not actually frozen, but it won't show VFO B until it is powered down
and then up.

(K3 Firmware 4.12;  P3 Firmware 00.38)

73 de David G4DMP

In a recent message, W9HAK <[hidden email]> writes
>  If I push the "REV" button on the K3,  the displayed center frequency
>on the P3 freezes.  The K3 responds correctly,  that is,  it shows "VFO
>B" frequency.  And when I let go of the button it reverts to "VFO A".
>But the P3 center frequency is frozen on the K3 "VFO A"  frequency.  The
>only workaround is to turn off the P3.  Kind of a pain since I use the
>"REV" button to coach on the 'VFO B" while working split operation.



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Re: K3 "REV" button and P3 center frequency freeze

Smith Bradford
For those that responded thanks,  I did a search of the archives and Al
Bloom is aware of this issue.  So I will continue to have fun and let
someone else worry about the software fix.

Smith
W9HAK


On 10/7/2010 9:17 AM, David Pratt wrote:

> I get something similar here. The problem only happens after pressing
> REV. If you then press A/B the P3 stays on the VFO A frequency. The P3
> is not actually frozen, but it won't show VFO B until it is powered down
> and then up.
>
> (K3 Firmware 4.12; P3 Firmware 00.38)
>
> 73 de David G4DMP
>
> In a recent message, W9HAK <[hidden email]> writes
>> If I push the "REV" button on the K3, the displayed center frequency
>> on the P3 freezes. The K3 responds correctly, that is, it shows "VFO
>> B" frequency. And when I let go of the button it reverts to "VFO A".
>> But the P3 center frequency is frozen on the K3 "VFO A" frequency. The
>> only workaround is to turn off the P3. Kind of a pain since I use the
>> "REV" button to coach on the 'VFO B" while working split operation.
>
>
>
>
>
> No virus found in this incoming message.
> Checked by AVG - www.avg.com
> Version: 9.0.862 / Virus Database: 271.1.1/3182 - Release Date: 10/07/10 01:34:00
>
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Re: K3 "REV" button and P3 center frequency freeze

Alan Bloom-2
Hi Smith,

This has been fixed in version 04.14 of K3 firmware, which is not yet
released.  I can send you a copy by email if you wish.

Alan N1AL


On Thu, 2010-10-07 at 11:27 -0500, W9HAK wrote:

> For those that responded thanks,  I did a search of the archives and Al
> Bloom is aware of this issue.  So I will continue to have fun and let
> someone else worry about the software fix.
>
> Smith
> W9HAK
>
>
> On 10/7/2010 9:17 AM, David Pratt wrote:
> > I get something similar here. The problem only happens after pressing
> > REV. If you then press A/B the P3 stays on the VFO A frequency. The P3
> > is not actually frozen, but it won't show VFO B until it is powered down
> > and then up.
> >
> > (K3 Firmware 4.12; P3 Firmware 00.38)
> >
> > 73 de David G4DMP
> >
> > In a recent message, W9HAK <[hidden email]> writes
> >> If I push the "REV" button on the K3, the displayed center frequency
> >> on the P3 freezes. The K3 responds correctly, that is, it shows "VFO
> >> B" frequency. And when I let go of the button it reverts to "VFO A".
> >> But the P3 center frequency is frozen on the K3 "VFO A" frequency. The
> >> only workaround is to turn off the P3. Kind of a pain since I use the
> >> "REV" button to coach on the 'VFO B" while working split operation.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > No virus found in this incoming message.
> > Checked by AVG - www.avg.com
> > Version: 9.0.862 / Virus Database: 271.1.1/3182 - Release Date: 10/07/10 01:34:00
> >
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