[LOGic] 6M Rig Support for IC-756Pro3

R Johnson k1vu at tmlp.com
Tue Oct 7 23:53:07 EDT 2008


Hi Mel:
Problem solved !!!
Mel thank you very much for all your help and advice.

You were ABSOLUTELY CORRECT, the problem was in the "Band" list.

I sent some test spots for 6M AM,FM,CW,& RTTY. All set the rig correctly.
SSB still was a problem even though I had set SSB to USB in the "Band" list.
I finally sent a test spot for 6M phone (after changing SSB to USB). Worked FB !!!

While looking at the "Spot Log" I saw 2 fields "Mode" and "Actual Mode".
I did a"Drag and Drop" and put them side by side, now I could compare them.
All my new spots were correct.
The old 6M phone spots were shown as SSB instead of USB.

As a test I set the 20M Phone in the "Band List" from SSB to USB and let LOGic run overnight.
When I got home this evening I found that I couldn't set the rig to ANY 20M phone SPOT
without getting an Error Message !!!  After changing 20M back from SSB to USB everything
was working correctly.

TNX Mel

73 Bob, K1VU


 
At 23:26 10/6/2008, you wrote:
>I still think it has to be in the bands table... it's the only place where mode and frequency intersect logically... check it very carefully.
>
>You can try my file... it seems to work fine. Just move yours to a safe location and replace it with mine. Don't forget to re-index...
>
>If iy cures the problem... put yours back and go over it carefully.
>
>R Johnson wrote:
>>Hi Mel:
>>Did that first as part of the SOP when making changes in LOGic.
>>Still plugging away !!!!
>>73
>>Bob, K1VU
>>At 16:26 10/6/2008, you wrote:
>>>Some of the tables are loaded on startup so you must restart Logic. Also make sure you have no overlapping segments or gaps in the band table.
>>>
>>>R Johnson wrote:
>>>>Hi Mel:
>>>>I had looked at the "Band" setup and saw that 6M phone was set for SSB and on
>>>>all the other phone bands were set for USB or LSB as appropriate.
>>>>I set 6M from SSB to USB and re-indexed. Problem was still there !!!
>>>>Today I found CW & RTTY spots for 6M and they set correctly.
>>>>The problem seems to be on just 6M Phone spots.
>>>>I haven't been able to find any other place in LOGic 8 where MODE info is defined.
>>>>Perplexed
>>>>Bob, K1VU
>>>>
>>>>At 06:30 10/6/2008, you wrote:
>>>>>Just to clarify my answer...
>>>>>
>>>>>SSB is a valid mode if it as in the mode table, as far as log validation is concerned... but you can't set an Icom radio to SSB... it has to be set to USB or LSB. Check the modes in the band table.
>>>>>
>>>>>R Johnson wrote:
>>>>>>Hi:
>>>>>>I just got a IC-756Pro3 in June. Last weekend I installed a USB to Rig Interface.
>>>>>>Today I saw a few of 6M spots. Then things went downhill.
>>>>>>When I try to "Set Rig" to the spot  I get an error message:
>>>>>>"Attempt to Set Invalid Mode SSB".
>>>>>>I have checked the Mode and Band tables. All seems OK !!!
>>>>>>Further checking LOGic 8, Ver 8.0.89 will set the correct Mode on all bands
>>>>>>from 160M thru 10M.
>>>>>>On 6M it leaves the Rig in the same mode as it was previously set for,RTTY,CW,LSB,
>>>>>>or AM.
>>>>>>Strangely, if was SSB previous spot was SSB, I still get the same Error Message.
>>>>>>Am I doing something wrong or this a problem for Dennis ???
>>>>>>TIA
>>>>>>73
>>>>>>Bob, K1VU
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