Rick, et al
That is the way my 756 Pro II works. I think the issue is that the Icom
reports the frequency of the active VFO. You can see this by just pressing
the Main/Sub button and watch the frequecy being reported to Writelog
change. Unless you use Writelog to go Split (and that is not the best way
to go split on the Pro II) Writelog does not even know you are in Split.
The Icom does not report this fact. As a DX chaser, I am always having to
correct my log because it will have the wrong Tx or Rx frequency logged.
IMHO this is an Icom problem not anything that Writelog can control. The
operator just has to make sure their log is correct.
At 01:45 PM 3/11/2004 -0500, Rick Stoneking wrote:
All,
During the ARRL DX SSB John, WA2C, and I ran a multi two from his
place. We used Writelog with homebrew CI-V interfaces to the two
756ProII's that he has. I found that since Writelog (version 10.44b) does
not have an option for the ProII I had to reprogram the radios to the
default ICOM address for the 756Pro and then writelog was able to
communicate with the radios. However, when working split I found that
Writelog showed the same frequency for Rx and Tx, and it was the frequency
of whichever VFO was selected. Is this a bug, a feature, or operator error?
Thanks,
Rick
W2RDS
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