The device stores in the internal Flash memory the settings of the antenna numbers by bandes. To write data to the device’s memory, it is necessary to transfer a COM of the following type to the COM port, which was defined at startup.
FFF1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,8FFF;
The letters FFF at the beginning and at the end of the line do not carry information. A semicolon at the end means the end of the transmitted information.
Numbers separated by commas - port numbers for controlling the antenna switch that will be turn on. They are arranged in a strict order of increasing frequency of the ranges. There are 8 ports in total, so the numbers should be in the range of 1-8.
the first digit is the antenna number for 160m
the second digit is the antenna number for 80m
the third digit is the antenna number for 40m
the fourth digit is the antenna number for 30m
the fifth digit is the antenna number for 20m
the sixth digit is the antenna number for 17m
the seventh digit is the antenna number for 15m
the eighth digit is the antenna number for 12m
the ninth digit is the antenna number for 10m
The easiest way to transfer data to the COM port is using a script (bat file) of the following type.
Example:
mode COM14 BAUD = 9600 PARITY = n DATA = 8
type c: \ server \ RX.txt> \\. \ COM14
You need to specify the number of the port defined in the COM system and the path to the RX.txt file. This file should contain only one line.
FFF1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,8FFF;
with your antenna bandwidth settings.
To select antennas by band in the transmission mode, the procedure is exactly the same, only during the transfer of settings data to the COM port, it is necessary to press the foor switch connected to the device's FOOT SWITCH connector.