Right, and I've gotten that far... as I wrote in the earlier email. I
always have VFO B selected, since I assign VFO B to the main receiver.
The problem isn't the frequency. It is that when bandstacking
registers are used to recall a freq to VFO B, the associated bandwidth
and mode parameters are always assigned to the *sub* receiver - even
if VFO B is assigned to the *main* receiver and VFO A to the sub
receiver.
If, on the other hand, I assign VFO A to the main receiver, and VFO B
to the sub receiver, everything works as expected. But the reverse
assignment is a valid use case, and I fear the bandstacking recall
function is broken in that case.
Bob NW8L
On 9/27/06, R. Brent Zook <brent.zook@verizon.net> wrote:
> My experience is that the bandstacking registers will work with both vfo
> A and B, and the same freq in the bandstack will be put into whichever
> vfo you select.
>
> To select vfo B, you need to press and hold the A/B button for a period
> of time. That will change the vfo that the buttons control. --n9hz
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