To me the manual is unclear as to what the actual byte code
should be for a "(0=off, 1=ON)" statement.
The manual states that the "Data Area is BCD code data for
frequency or memory number entry"
the unwritten and unstated assumption therefore is that everything
else is a full Ascii character.
so is "0" a binary or a character encoding?
You might try "x30" and "x31" in case it is supposed to be the
Ascii character "0" (zero) or "1" (one).
as opposed to the binary value of "0" (x00) or "1" (x01)
/s/ BillTurner, wb4alm
On 2/12/24 14:29, John Spoonhower
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Greg, and others,
I have attached the relevant manual page from the IC-7000 manual;
I just downloaded it from the Icom web site.
The command code I see for setting / getting the bps setting is
shown as "0A". Has this changed ?
I have successfully run a a number of similar commands listed in
the command table from this version of the manual.
For example:
xFE xFE x70 xE0 x03 xFD returns the operating frequency (144390.00
Mhz) as:
FE FE 70 E0 03 FD FE FE E0 70 03 00 00 39 44 01 FD.
What am I doing wrong?
John NX2I
