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Hi Erik

There has been a bug in your firmware from the very beginning which can be a problem.

After setting up some presets and recalling them, I then try and set a new start frequency but it doesn't allow me too, it always sets it to 350MHz (when on high input mode), even worse if I then try and change the stop frequency.

The only way to overcome it and set a desired scan range is to power cycle the unit, select either low or high mode and then enter a new scan range - without recalling any presets before hand.

If you can't reproduce the problem I'll post a short video of what I do when it gets into this state to show what happens if you want.

Thanks. Will test later today when back home

OneOfEleven

Is this? with presets you recall when in high mode?
Or with a preset made in one mode that you recall when being in another mode.
There is some "area of uncertainty" in the dealing with the mode when handling presets.
I used to have 4 presets for low and 4 separate (numbered 5-8 for high. That may be a better approach?

Just done a test ..

If I start with low mode and recall a preset saved for high mode, the problem is there - can't enter a new set of start/stop frequencies.

If I start with high mode and recall a preset saved for high mode, the problem has gone - can enter a new set of start/stop frequencies.

Yes, now I know what the problem is, not time tonight, will be tomorrow.