POLL RADIO TWO = FALSE in CTRL-J or LOGCFG.DAT. will cure that. The clock
actually keeps good time, it just skips displaying a second while it times out
waiting for the radio to answer.
>>>Tree said:
> On Mon, Feb 17, 2003 at 09:48:11AM -0800, paule@sfu.ca wrote:
>
> > First the good news. Some will remember my reporting clock issues.
> > I had a chance to narrow it down. It seems that if a radio is specified
> > for a port, but either not on, or not connected, the clock display is
> > irratic. If the rig is connected and on the display is normal.
>
> I have seen the same thing with my TS850 as a second radio. If it is off,
> the clock only updates every 2 seconds or so. Normally, not an issue, but
> it is a small pain when using the auto-cq function.
>
> > Now the bad news. For some reason, with 6.72 when tuning in a signal
> > with a ts940 (same problem with three of them) the audio changes in about
> > 10hz steps rather than a smooth transition. The problem goes away
> > when 6.69 or 6.68 is reinstalled. I suspect the higher polling rate
> > on the serial port has something to do with it.
>
> Haven't heard that on the 850. Perhaps the normal poll rate should be
> the "default"?
>
> Tree
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