Just change the frequency first, and then set the desired mode. The radio
(whatever it's make or logic) will do what the programmer (operator) wants.
Dan / WG4S / K2 #2456
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Kenwood protocol predates the per-band memories that modern radios have, I.e
the radio saves the mode and frequency you
M0XDF wrote:
I also thought Simon and Julian - both if whom have written PC software,
may be able to shed some light on this?
In my own software I have never attempted to set the mode of the K2 based on
frequency or anything stored by the software. So I have not encountered
this. If I
here is a possible explanation as to why some programs that do
interfacing the kenwood way have issues with elecraft radios, I hope it
helps understand the issue.
Kenwood protocol predates the per-band memories that modern radios have,
I.e the radio saves the mode and frequency you were last on,
I don't believe there's any automatic mode change based on frequency / band
plan. However you can verify this yourself by using the K3 Utility's
Command Tester tab page to execute various commands to see what happens.
FA gets/sets the VFO
MD gets/sets the Mode.
You can also set up a command
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