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Good luck setting the sidetone within the calibration menu of the original uBitx code. In file ubitx_menu.ino, I see this line at the end of menuSetupCwTone() ? ? EEPROM.put(CW_SIDETONE,

Maybe its EEPROM.get? and EEPROM.put rOn To: [email protected] Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2018 10:44 AM Subject: Re: [BITX20] uBITX EEPROM MAP Joe: Interesting. I just did a GREP on all the

"Paul Galburt - K2AYZ" <galburt@...> wrote: 1.04 from hamskey.com tim ab0wr

Uses EEROM.put() and EEPROM.get()

Just looking over the code, I see this in? ubitx_20.ino? from? ?https://github.com/afarhan/ubitx All are 32 bit integers. ######################################### /**?* These are the indices

Joe: Interesting. I just did a GREP on all the source code files and did not find an EEPROM.read() or EEPROM.write(). Where did you read that the original code uses EEPROM? Jack, W8TEE

I also have to thank Dr. Ian Lee for what he has contributed! it took me a bit to get things loaded and moving in the right direction but in the end. ?The uBitx world is in a better place.? Vince

Awesome!

Nice! what is the WX. Hip? secondly does all of our workbenchs look the same. ?Good thin the cases are flat in the back to push the last broker further back on the bench with all the

Does anyone have a file with the UBITX? EEPROM map as delivered from the factory? I had to replace the Nano board, but now don't have the proper EEPROM settings to get going again. Joe

Hello Mike, If you press and hold the encoder for about two seconds you access the "Tune Step" adjustment menu. Values range from 10Hz per step up to 200Hz per step which allows you to quickly tune

Nic job! You might consider posting that section of the code in the files section to that others don't have to reinvent the wheel. Dr. William J. Schmidt - K9HZ J68HZ 8P6HK ZF2HZ PJ4/K9HZ

Well done Vic, it looks really nice. My SWR bars looks too "fat" in comparison so I need to adjust the characters and the code. 73, John

...and it now looks like this:

The other thing I've found is it makes listening a lot more pleasant. I shift mine about +700 hz and it really cuts the background hiss and improves the audio, on SSB. Is there a way to store that in

Which version did you load?

Thanks, John! That last hint was the problem. I had been switching between printLine, where the line number being printed is needed, and print, which prints starting at the last cursor position, so

I installed Ian's excellent uBitx firmware last night, version 1.04. I haven't played with the memory manager yet but I will today. One feature that seems to be gone is what I call "ballistic"

Thanks for your information. 2018-03-24 13:56 GMT+08:00 Mike Woods <mhwoods@...>:

as many are enjoying TDA2822 failures, better to drop the supply to TDA device to say 8 or 9V while using 13.8 for balance circuitry. Regards MVS Sarma