Yes and no, depending on how bullet proof you want WriteLog to be. WL can
tell how many bytes of data it has to read by the "FD" termination. Note
below as read from civ-commander.
5 bytes: "default"
FEFEE058030000704304FD -- 443.700.00MHZ
FEFEE058037012331400FD -- 14.331.27MHZ
4 bytes:
FEFEE0580370123314FD -- 14.331.27MHZ
FEFEE058030050734601FD -- 146.735.00MHZ
---------------------- Forwarded by Stephen M Shearer/AE/DuPont on
08/12/2003 10:29 AM ---------------------------
WB3LGC@aol.com on 08/11/2003 06:04:23 PM
To: wa9als@starband.net, sjwoodr@yahoo.com
cc: Stephen M Shearer/AE/DuPont@DuPont
Subject: Fixed -- Re: [WriteLog] ci-v interface with an ic-706mkIIG?
Steve & John,
Thanks, I found the problem. Knowing it SHOULD work, I first re-loaded WL.
then looked at the radio settings. I found "CI-V 731" was ON and it
changes
the bytes sent on the interface. from the default 5 to 4. I first noticed
that
144 and 440 freq's were read correctly!
73, Steve
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