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Bug #605

Updated by Tom Hayward almost 12 years ago

I'm trying to add a slew of memories to my VXA-700 and I copied them out of my FT-7900 channels into the VXA-700 but when I uploaded back to the radio I'm back at the same problem we had when I first got the radio back, I can't TX on any of the HAM bands! it says "ERROR".  
 Everything works fine in VFO mode, but not out of the memories..  
 For fun, I re-saved the PAR673 repeater in memory 1 to memory 2 and it works from memory 2.. then I downloaded from radio again and diffed the raw memory info on the two channels.. I noticed two discrepancies    the first is in the tmode field, you have displayed "TSQ" where on the radio it's not set at all, and when TSQ was set on the radio it shows up as Tone in Chirp. 
 Second is an "unknown7" field that differs.. 

 Attached you will find the .img that has a bunch of broken memories (the Aviation band works fine, it's all the FM stations between memory 1 and 73 *except 2 that works* and 99-100 doesn't work (simplex) 

 <pre> 
 -Memory 1 
 +Memory 2 
  struct { 
           unknown1: 0x00 
           unknown2: 0x02 (......10b) 
               isfm: 0x01 (.......1b) 
              power: 0x03 (......11b) 
               step: 0x00 (.....000b) 
           unknown5: 0x01 (......01b) 
           showname: 0x01 (.......1b) 
               skip: 0x00 (.......0b) 
             duplex: 0x01 (......01b) 
           unknown6: 0x00 (......00b) 
 -              tmode: 0x02 (......10b) 
 +              tmode: 0x01 (......01b) 
 -           unknown7: 0x01 (..000001b) 
 +           unknown7: 0x2F (..101111b) 
           unknown8: 0xFF 
           unknown9: 0x00 (......00b) 
               tone: 0x0E (..001110b) 
               dtcs: 0x00 
               name: 8:[0x19,0x0A,0x1B,0x06,0x07,0x03,0x40,0x40] 
               freq: 0x72A2 
             offset: 0x0C 
 -} memory (18 bytes at 0x017F) 
 +} memory (18 bytes at 0x0191) 
 -000: 00 b8 64 81 ff 0e 00 19     ..d..... 
 +000: 00 b8 64 6f ff 0e 00 19     ..do.... 
  008: 0a 1b 06 07 03 40 40 72     .....@@r 
  016: a2 0c 00 00 00 00 00 00     ........ 
 </pre>

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