Thanks !!!!!!!!!
This looks like a gold mine. I've been reinventing the wheel, but I'm
learning Python in the meantime so I guess it wasn't a complete waste
of time.
It's looking clear to me that the group knowledge is sufficient to do
an Xcat X9000 that'll support ham needs for rx and tx frequency
control, PL encode and decode frequency control and scanning.
I'm thinking that the initial code plug contents will be generated by
RSS and loaded into the Xcat. CI-V, or Doug Hall can be used to
change the basics of mode 1 which would be used as the "VFO" mode.
Copying modified mode 1 data into other modes and saving them to flash
should be easy.
I'm not super interested in dynamically configuring anything else
except perhaps the squelch. Is there anything I'm missing that we
want/need to be able to control via a control head or repeater
controller that I'm missing?
73's Skip WB6YMH
Off to ebay to spend some more $$$, ugh.
On Tue, Aug 30, 2022 at 8:46 AM swguest via groups.io
<swguest@...> wrote:
Dammit....."The bits are stored inverted. ."... The V0/V1 bit are the ones stored inverted.....that's what happens with decade old memory...lol
Anyway the original LB only calculator .xls explains more than the multi band version.
I found it and the .pdf form of the info tab I created way back when...
