MP is generally much lower. Try MN115; in the command tester, then MP; in the command tester, observe the MPxxx; response, change the menu item with the radio, then enter MP; in the command tester, observe the response. I use this technique to correlate MP values with menu parameters. Use the MPxxx; values in your setters. MP115; is too high.
Dick, K6KR
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On Aug 7, 2012, at 5:18 AM, W4ATK <
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> I have had no success at accessing menu parameters via MNxxx, MPxxx, and/or MQxxx commands.
>
> The book sez: "MN acceses menu entries. MP can then be used (in some cases) to read or set the parameter value. Based on this I should be able to do the following:
>
> MN115; (enter the menu)
> MP115; (acquire or set the value)
> MN255; (exit the menu)
>
> So far, nothing.....
>
> JIm, W4ATK
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