[LOGic] 756 pro3 split

[mel martin]

Normal... It's a limitation with Icom's CI-V implementation. There is no way
to query the status of the split. So if you turn split on... Don't expect
the program to turn it off... It has no way of knowing it's in split mode.
This is true of all Icoms. Why it hasn't been addressed in nearly 20 years
is beyond me!

One easy workaround is to always turns split on from the program... That way
the program is aware of the split status.

One possible workaround on the program side is for Logic to always turn off
split for simplex spots... And not make any assumption about the status.
Other than a longer command, I don't think there would be any "side
effects".

What do you think Dennis?

> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:logic-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of george
> Sent: January 2, 2007 20:42
> To: 'LOGic is open to all radio amateurs for discussion of 
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> Subject: [LOGic] 756 pro3 split
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> I noticed that while using the rig (756 pro 3)
> That if I previously worked someone split manually and I 
> click On a spot that is simplex logic will not change the rig 
> to simplex But if I previously clicked a split spot it will 
> turn off the split Off when I click a simplex spot.
> 
> Its like it remembers that it had set split mode and turns it off.
> 
> I see the potential to transmit out of band here.
> 
> 
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