[ICOM] CI-V commands for determing the state of Split and DualWatch

[MikeR]

Hi Dave -
I went looking, and I don't see 'em either. I find it really curious what
ICOM left out, and just as curious, what the documentation doesn't
document - the skimpy listing for the 756, and nothing in the later manuals
about choosing a filter - I got jogged into realization on that one from a
706II manual. It's probably in there somewhere. I find the little app
"ICCommand" on Ekki's site useful and easy for experimenting. If you find an
answer, please post it and I'll do the same.
Maybe we could talk Ekki or Adam into setting up a page for "Raiders of the
Lost Codes".
73,
Mike NF4L

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dave Bernstein" <aa6yq at ambersoft.com>
To: "'ICOM Reflector'" <icom at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Saturday, July 31, 2004 5:20 PM
Subject: [ICOM] CI-V commands for determing the state of Split and DualWatch


> The previous generation of Icom transceivers provides CI-V commands for
> enabling or disabling the Split and DualWatch functions, but no means of
> "reading" the state of these functions. I assumed that this oversight
> had been corrected in the expanded CI-V command sets introduced with the
> 746 Pro, 756 Pro, 756 Pro II, and 7800, but on reviewing the
> documentation, I see commands to send/read the state of Quick Split,
> Split Lock, and Quick DualWatch, but no means of reading the state of
> Split or Dual Watch. Am I overlooking the obvious, or is the
> documentation in error? Do these transceivers provide CI-V commands for
> reading the state of Split and DualWatch? If so, I'd appreciate a
> pointer to the information, or the information itself.
>
> I've already checked Ekki DF4OR's CI-V site, without success.
>
>     73,
>
>        Dave, AA6YQ
>
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