I see also there appears to be a dropped a ¡®4¡¯ in the VFO.A statement:
VFO.A 707000
Which is probably why the frequency gets shifted bt a factor of 10?
On Thu, Nov 11, 2021 at 5:24 PM Gregg Myers via <gregg.w7grm=
[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Ryan, Hans,
I think I captured this frequency setting error today in?WSJT-X. The file ttached is a log file showing the CAT command error where the WSJT-X frequency gets confused. I had started a transmission in WSJT-X and the frequency?went OOB,?like it was devided by a factor of 10.? From the CAT log file, it looks like two FA statements?got inadvertently?jammed together,?or something like that. Here is the error:
RX;
VFO.A 707000
FA0000707FA000ID;
ERR: Band
RX;
when it should be more like this:
RX;
VFO.A 7074000
FA00007074000;
ID; ID020;
It's not a frequent occurrence?from what I could see. My system information:
- What?OS you are running: Windows 10
- What QDX firmware version you are running: latest 1.01b
- Whether you built the QDX for 12V operation (output transformer 3:2) or for 9V operation (output transformer 3:3): 9 Volt
- What power supply you are using: battery to 9V linear regulator to QDX
- Rev 1 PCB.?
- Built exactly as described in the manual
Cheers,
Gregg W7GRM
Today I went into the console interface and turned on CAT logging so I can get some more data.?
@Karl, it looks normal there- the QDX starts up on an out of bounds frequency, I'm assuming so that it doesn't even accidentally start transmitting. I consider this a security blanket, since I have to manually set the frequency when I'm ready to operate. My finals feel safer that way ;-)?
I'll report back when I have data to share.
--
Ryan Flowers - W7RLF
