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TT : VA : VB
characters or characters from the table (see TM) may be entered. Blank table
entries [ ] represent a blank space.
TTxxxxxxx Text write where xxxxxxx may be up to 7
characters in ASCII or character mode. Entry is
completed with a [ ]
Related commands SE SR
VA VB
Check and change the receive frequency of VFOA or VFOB.
The VB and VB commands may be used to read the current frequency from
VFOA or VFOB and to write a new receive frequency. Both commands are used
in the same manner, VA addressing VFOA and VB addressing VFOB.
To read the current receive frequency of VFO A use the format VA[ ]
A typical response may be:
VA0001134000_ST009000_AU1_MD2_AT0
2VFO MODE VFO A, receive frequency 1.134 MHz, channel step size 9 kHz,
automode ON, receive mode AM, attenuator OFF.
To read the current receive frequency of VFO B use the format VB[ ]
A typical response may be:
VB0145040000_ST020000_AU1_MD1_AT0
To write a new frequency to VFO A and switch to 2VFO mode use the format:
VAnnnnnnnnm0 (Hz)
VA nnnn.nnnnm (MHz)
where m = "0" or "5" in the 10Hz position. "0" in the Hz position is always "0", any
other value will be ignored. Frequencies below 1.6 MHz are displayed as kHz.
A typical input to write a new frequency of 433.250 MHz to VFO B would be:
VB433.25[ ]
Multiple command entry is possible (using AT, AU, MD, RF, ST) with a space
separating each command: AU0_MD3_VB433.2[ ]
Related commands AT AU MD RF ST VA VB
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VF
Switch to 2VFO mode.
The VF command is used to place the receiver into 2VFO mode. The data from
the current VFO (A or B) is automatically reported.
Use the command VF[ ]
A typical response may be: VA0433040000_ST0200000_AU1_MD1_AT0
The date representing 2VFO mode, VFOA active, receive frequency 433.04 MHz,
20 kHz channel step, Automode ON, receive mode NFM, attenuator ON.
Another response may be (for VFOB): VB0145080000_ST020000_AU1_MD1_AT0
Related commands DD MR MG MS SM SG SS VA VB
XA
Audio scan ON / OFF.
The XA command is used to check the current setting of audio scan mode and
change the status as required.
To check the current status use the format XA[ ]
The response will be XA0 = audio scan OFF
XA1 = audio scan ON
To change the status of audio scan ON / OFF use the format:
XAn[ ] where n = 0 audio scan OFF
n = 1 audio scan ON
Related commands BM ML XB XD XM XO XP XQ
XB
Level scan ON / OFF.
The XB command is used to check the current setting of level scan mode and
change the status as required.
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XB : XD
To check the current status use the format XB[ ]
The response will be XB0 = level scan OFF
XB1 ~ XB7 = level scan ON
To change the status of level scan ON / OFF use the format:
XBn[ ] where n = 0 level scan OFF
n = 1 ~ 7 level scan ON
for example SB3 means level scan set to
threshold 3
Related commands BM ML XA XD XM XO XP XQ
XD
Scan delay time.
The XD command is used to check and set the scan delay time.
To check the current setting use the format: XD[ ]
The response will be XDnn where nn = time incremented in tenths of seconds
(100mS), the value of nn is between 00 ~ 9.9 When nn = 00 scan delay is OFF.
For example a response of XD5.2 would indicate scan delay time is set to 5.2
seconds while a response of XD00 indicates that scan delay is OFF.
To change the setting of scan delay time use the format:
XDnn[ ] where nn = 00 ~ 9.9
The value being incremented in tenths of seconds (100mS) and 00 being scan
delay OFF.
Related commands BM ML XA XB XM XO XP XQ
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XM : XO
XM
Mode scan.
The XM command is used to check and set the options for MODE SCAN.
To check the current setting use the format: XM[ ]
The response will be: XM0 = WFM
XM1 = NFM
XM2 = A M
XM3 = USB
XM4 = LSB
XM5 = C W
XMF = ALL MODE (effectively scan mode off)
To change the setting of mode scan use the format: XMn[ ]
where:
n = 0 WFM
n = 1 NFM
n = 2 A M
n = 3 USB
n = 4 LSB
n = 5 C W
n = F OFF - ALL MODES will be scanned.
Related commands BM ML XA XB XD XO XP XQ
XO
Free scan ON / OFF.
The XO command is used to check the current setting of free scan mode.
To check the current status use the format XA[ ]
The response will be XO0 = free scan OFF
XO1 = free scan ON
Related commands BM ML XA XB XD XM XO XP XQ
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XP
Change free scan time in scan mode.
The XP command is used to review and change the setting of free scan time when [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]