FTdx101D \set_func XIT not working

[Ian-G3VPX]

u RIT - ok

U RIT n - ok

u XIT - ok

U XIT 0 fails scope decode XT09; should be XT0;

U XIT 1 fails scope decode XT09; should be XT0;

[Ian-G3VPX]

All fine on Main receiver
BUT
With Main I set RIT -99Hz (illuminated display CLAR RX -99Hz
Switch to Sub (on rig)
display persists unchamned for Main ok
Set RIT on Sub to -5794Hz using slider Sub display illuminated: CLAR RX -5794Hz
2 seconds later slider flips back to -99Hz (but rig still shows -5795 for Sub)

• so I am reading Main RIT on sync refresh

RIT commands are \get_rit Main \set_rit Main irrespective of VFO setting
... maybe should be \get_rit Sub etc I can make it VFO specific
(piWebCAT structured to use A/B (current vfo) or X (not vfo dependent)
BUT in the above example, when switched to Sub
\set_rit Main -5794 sets Sub RIT to -5794 and \get_rit Main reads back from Main RIT
Ian

[mdblack98]

Are you saying there is a bug there?  I can't tell from what you're saying. On Saturday, October 10, 2020, 05:31:33 PM CDT, Ian-G3VPX <notifications@github.com> wrote: All fine on Main receiver BUT With Main I set RIT -99Hz (illuminated display CLAR RX -99Hz Switch to Sub (on rig) display persists unchamned for Main ok Set RIT on Sub to -5794Hz using slider Sub display illuminated: CLAR RX -5794Hz 2 seconds later slider flips back to -99Hz (but rig still shows -5795 for Sub) - so I am reading Main RIT on sync refresh RIT commands are \get_rit Main \set_rit Main irrespective of VFO setting ... maybe should be \get_rit Sub etc I can make it VFO specific (piWebCAT structured to use A/B (current vfo) or X (not vfo dependent) BUT in the above example, when switched to Sub \set_rit Main -5794 sets Sub RIT to -5794 and \get_rit Main reads back from Main RIT Ian — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.

[Ian-G3VPX]

With Sub receiver selected, get_rit and get_xit still reading Main

rig has no means to target a specified VFO Only works on current VFO

• so use either Main or Sub in command is ok - (But woud confuse a user unless clarified!)

With Sub selected:
\get_rit Sub returns Main value (0 in video)
\get_xit Main returns Main value

See: http://www.g3vpx.net/ritxit.mp4

[mdblack98]

RIT/XIT applies to RX/TX VFO -- not to Main/Sub or A/B.
Just depends on which way split is going.