Fix current and split VFO frequency handling for Kenwood TM-D710(G)#1095
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…Use CTRL VFO in the rig for denoting current VFO and PTT VFO for split VFO.
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This fixes #1082 |
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@RhinoLance Please test if this code works for you in split / gpredict use |
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This fixes handling of current and split VFO frequencies on Kenwood TM-D710(G).
The code uses CTRL VFO in the rig for denoting current VFO and PTT VFO for split VFO.
\set_split_freqcommand now always sets the frequency of the TX VFO, which can be changed using\set_split_vfocommand. This works now the way most other rigs handle split too.To enable split, one can simply do
\set_split_vfo 1 VFOB(when current VFO is VFOA). I've tested opposite use of VFOs too (current = VFOB, TX = VFOA).