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@ Dennis, That's some nice detective work.? Might not be far from generating some "roll you own" DPL codes. Might be some ANDing or masking going on as well. Without Excel's "proper" alignment, I

Great work. I spent last evening going back over and re familiarizing myself with the synth driver code. I'm becoming more and more persuaded that with discoveries like yours and the ability to drive

Thanks Stan, I'll give it a try.? It must be 20 years since I last heard the term TSR ... wow, memories. 73's Skip WB6YMH

I spent most of today's X9000 hacking staring at DPL. I think I've found part of the pattern. 'Scusing the crappy formatting, here are several DPL codes, their bit patterns, the two byte hex value

Don't go to a lot of trouble. I can generated .RDT files as well. Just if you had some lying around I'll parse them just to throw some variety at my dumper. 73's Skip

@ Skip, Are you still in need of .rdt files? I dont have anything built that's useful. I can build you whatever you need modes, band, PLs/MPLs etc. Not all .RDTs are interchangable across different

I have some binary images of ROMs, but no good way to turn them into .RDT files now. Need to get to the point I could have RSS read those radios. De

Skip, I think I've got a deal for you. This should work. It's a TSR that redirects LPT1 to a file. Run it at the command line/prompt as "prn2file c:\foo.txt" before you run the RSS. I have had to

Yes some form of text dump of the .RDT files so I can verify if I'm dumping the correct values. Currently I'm running version 6.00.00 under Dosbox on Linux. The output menu offers a printOut option,

@Skip, 1 - Are you lookin for something like the reportcomes in the cover of an X/X9000? 2 - What method/means/platform are you operating the RSS

I could use any .RDT files anyone would like to share to test my CP dumper utility ( https://github.com/skiphansen/xcat_ng_fw/tree/main/research ) and our understanding of the CP format.? Ideally I'd

I dont have any MDC option boards so I've never really looked at the menu, much less tried toconfigure anything. I cant say if the codeplugs I did see these "random" bytes above 1FFFh were sporting

Yes, Using your R8.01 in a cmd window would be ideal. I keep a 32b XP box handy to handle the stuff that wont run on the later 64b platforms. The only part that's kind of a hassle is to find where

This is not sloppy or leaky behavior. The code plug for the radio proper starts at 0x01 in the .RDT file. But there are other configurations stored in this file that need to be written into devices

I would give it a go.

Yes it will do that. You change a setting in the codeplug in RSS and the RAM that the RSS is using is updated to those changes. You do have to toggle the tab to make the editor refresh the RAM but yes

HxD is windoze only, so I'm afraid it isn't of much use to me. In any event, I want to change something in RSS and see what all changes in the code plug, not the other way around. De

Copy that...lol Yeah I like 8.01 too. Streamlined menus, has some CH alphatag support? and plays nice under Windoze. Anyway, I've got an old, reliable, but limited copy of Hexworkshop 5 that I use

I'm just using 8.01. Change, save, diff the before and after RDT files. It's reasonably quick, and the impediments are the bat$#!& insane user interface design decisions that we can't fix. De

Dennis, What RSS and method are you using to build evaluate codeplug changes? I've come up with a means that shortcuts some of the steps.