Closed tonyc closed 1 year ago
It turns out that mass-requesting the full memory channel details causes the radio to lock up in a weird way, so unfortunately I can't just download all the memory channels and then display e.g. the channel name.
I am going to just display the frequency/split info and the channel number, which will be good enough. ARCP doesn't display the channel name on the main display.
This has been merged into develop
Read all the channels on startup.
MA0nnn
command, parse it, and store the results somewhere.MA7fnnn....
, read the frequency out ofnnn
MNnnn
command, display memory channelnnn
as the VFO frequency.MC nn
command also indicates what memory channel has been changed to.The radio doesn't seem to tell you what memory channel you're currently in when first switching from VFO to memory mode. See if there's a way to figure the currently active memory channel on startup.