Re: CAT control of 9600/1200 bps data port
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>Note binary for "0" and "1" data values. The x00/x01 in decimal happen to be equivalent to their Hex representations in decimal, but all the values listed in these commands are in hex and are sent as 2 characters 00-FF. That's what the "x" is indicating. It's a small distinction but hex and binary are not the same. 73 Danny, K5CG HH 550-000-0609 SKCC 14257 From: "John Spoonhower" <jpspoonhower@...> To: "ic7000" <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2024 8:43:41 AM Subject: Re: [ic7000] CAT control of 9600/1200 bps data port Many thanks to those who offered suggestions. It turns out that the table on page 146 is indeed incorrect. The listed command "0A" is in fact a sub-command of "1A". The proper commands for executing the change of bps are: "xFE xFE x70 xE0 x1A x0A x00 xFD" for 1200 bps "xFE xFE x70 xE0 x1A x0A x01 xFD" for 9600 bps Note binary for "0" and "1" data values. I presume the other entries 06-09 listed as commands may also be sub-commands as well, but I have not tested these. Beware! 73, John, NX2I |
Danny K5CG