Can't say I understand everything, but if you look at the instruction set
for the kenwood, there are separate instructions for each VFO. Evidently,
the software is issuing the instructions for VFO A only. makes sense. just
need to know that's what it's doing.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Don Hill AA5AU" <aa5au@bellsouth.net>
To: "WriteLog Reflector" <WriteLog@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 2004 11:55 PM
Subject: [WriteLog] Stumped on IC-775DSP/IC-PW1 Radio Control
> Back in March when I first obtained this IC-775DSP & IC-PW1 combination, I
sent
> a post to the reflector wondering why radio control would not work when
using
> the IC-775DSP with the PW-1 with WriteLog. I received responses from
others
> that this is just the way it was - it didn't work with WriteLog but worked
with
> other programs (such as DXbase). If I disconnected the PW-1 from the CI-V
> interface, radio control worked fine with the '775.
>
> Since that time, the PW-1 went in for repair and now I have it back and I
got
> the same results. Clicking on a packet spot or typing the frequency into
the
> Entry Window would not work when the PW-1 was connected to the CI-V
interface.
> However, this time I noticed when I tried to QSY with the combo that the
bandmap
> jumped to the frequency I was trying to go to and then immediately back to
the
> original frequency. Nothing happened on the radio.
>
> This got me to thinking that I see the same behavior when trying to QSY on
my
> Kenwood radios when the VFO was on B instead A. Doesn't work. Kenwood
radios
> have to be on the A VFO for it to work.
>
> So for sh.ts and gr.ns, I put the IC-775 on the #2 VFO (or channel 2 as
it's
> called) and now radio control works fine when trying to QSY via clicking
on the
> bandmap, clicking in the packet spots window or typing the frequency into
the
> Entry Window.
>
> This is a GRAND discovery for me, but I sure as hell would like to know
why.
>
> Any clues?
>
> BTW, Randy KK7TV, did a great job on my PW-1. It had more problems than
what I
> originally thought. He spent countless hours on it but only charged me a
fair
> fee for the repair. It works great now. I highly recommend him.
>
> 73, Don AA5AU
>
>
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