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From: "Johan Bodin" <sm6lkm.jbeab@swipnet.se>
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Thanks Andy!


A few questions:

> Q Followed by eight hex digits for the frequency command word

MSByte or LSByte first?


> P Followed by two hex digits for phase word and [cr]

You mentioned 5 bits (why not 8?) of phase data,
are they right justified in this byte?


> K Followed by 10 hex digits & [cr]. Read back user data, usually clock
> frequency

??? 10 hex digits in the command!?

It would be nice if we could agree on a standard format for the clock
frequency readback. BTW, I didn't see any "write user data" command,
is this data hard-coded?


> R Readback current data values in operation - not necessarily those in
> EEPROM

How is this data formatted?


Let's see if I got this right... All commands with hex argument, except
"Y<addr>", should be terminated by [cr] and there should be no [cr] after
single character commands. Ok?


73
Johan SM6LKM