--- In [email protected], "k6jsi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi John, > > Command 047 simply enables/disables an event trigger. You had to > enter the event trigger as 'eee' to make command 047 do something. > > You might want to run command 045 and then the 'eee' you entered in > your 047 command, to see if the 'eee' command is Enabled or Disabled > right now. Again, that is the only thing command 047 does is Enable > or Disable an event trigger. > > That action would stop the coutesy tone that would normally fire > when the port 3 RX goes inactive. That courtesy tone would also be > sent to all connected ports, including port 1. > > You can email me off-list if you like, and we can go further into > fixing your problem. > > Shorty, K6JSI >
Hi Shorty. Thanks for the input. It gave me a better understanding of the 045, 046 and 047 codes. I did find the problem however. When you enter the event number, you must leave off the leading zero. Instead of 011, you simply enter 11. I wasn't getting any telemetry at one point, (I am not sure why) but when I did it was error 2, which is too many digits entered. I remember running into this same issue with one of the timer settings. All is well now. I am courtesy tone free. Thanks again. John ab6li
