I have NO sub-receiver installed, but "Config:VFO IND" set to YES...
When I restore a memory ("M->V") to be used for scanning (example: USB, A: 14.15, B: 14.35), the radio isn't changing VFO B to what is stored in memory if the VFOB freq is on a different band from the memory setting.
Example:
VFOA is on 7.2 and VFO B is on 7.3. I decide I'd like to find a DX station on 20meters, so press "M->V", and find the memory setting I have for scanning 20 meter SSB (mode USB, A: 14.15, B: 14.35.) This restores ONLY VFO A, but leaves VFO B on 7.3MHz. Scanning, obviously, won't work like this.
If VFO B is already on a 20 meter freq, then VFO B is recalled fine. If "CONFIG: VFO IND" is set to 'no', then VFO B is recalled correctly as well.
Expected behavior: the memory recall should restore both VFO's regardless of the setting of VFO_IND.
As a side note, the reason I have VFO IND set to 'yes' is to allow the radio to work as expected from Ham Radio Deluxe when jumping directly to a freq on a band other than is already set - such as when clicking on DX Spots. (Without setting this, HRD will try to change the VFO freq to a different band, and the radio will pop right back to the original frequency if its on a band different from the VFO frequency. This is probably a side-effect of whatever command HRD uses to change frequencies directly?)
(Expected: IF VFO IND is set to yes, when HRD changes the frequency, the radio should act exactly as if the freq was direct keyed on the keypad. )
Thanks
Gary / k3wow
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