KD7MW wrote: ↑Fri Jul 29, 2022 1:10 am
F1RMB wrote: ↑Thu Jul 28, 2022 10:32 am
Hi,
Except the SideKeys aren't modifiers only, they are also acting as buttons with short, long and extra long press events.
So Function and Shift are irrelevant.
SK acronym could also stand for Special Key in this regard.
Cheers
I don't think Function is irrelevant. The word "function" appears in the manual 50 times
You mean like
Line 544: On the Baofeng DM-1801 / DM-860, this
function is controlled using the A/B button.
Line 549: This
function essentially reverses the TX and RX frequencies.
Line 567: This
function is identical to the Filter described for Channel mode operation (above)
Line 874: When not actively scanning, pressing the Up or Down arrows performs the normal
function in the VFO of increasing or decreasing the frequency.
Line 1186: The Auto Pwr-Off
function does not work:
Line 1190: If Auto Pwr-Off
function is enabled, the battery information (percentage or voltage) will be displayed in bold font.
Line 1192: Technically; the APO
function uses the same low power functionality as Suspend mode, so the radio will continue to consume
Line 1278: The PTT latch
function only works if a timeout has been defined for the Channel or VFO, to prevent constant accidental
Line 1522: This setting controls the DMR audio levelling
function.
Line 1524: When this
function is enabled, the firmware monitors the peak amplitude of
Line 1526: Setting this to 0dB (gain boost) enables this
function. Increasing the AGC value, increases the additional audio gain which is
Line 1614: Controls whether Eco modes
function on this channel. By default Eco modes are enabled on all channels, but Eco mode can be
Line 1900: In each mode, buttons SK1 and SK2 perform a different
function, the operator cycles
Line 1902: The Control modes, and the
function of buttons SK1 and SK2 in each mode is as follows:
Line 1910: Pressing SK1 toggles scanning to start or stop, in the same way that holding the Up and Down arrows controls the Zone scan
function in the normal firmware.
etc