Error 13 when Split is Engaged


Clark Stewart
 

Trying to help a friend with a Logger32 issue.  I've checked the archives here and found a reference to the RCP and Error 13 but no description of how to fix it.  My friend has never used the RCP and when I opened it, there are no macros configured.  Searching the manual did not result in anything that I could find to correct this problem.  Here is the error he receives whenever he pushes the Split button on his Icom IC-7610:

Error 13 (Type mismatch) in procedure
doRadioMacroProcessing of Module mRadioControlPanel

Error on line: 5310
Index: 0
Full macro: $icomvfob$
Macro being processed: $hexcommand FE FE xx E0 07 D1 FD$

Logger32: 4.0.304

Any help would be greatly appreciated!  Thanks.

73, Clark, W8TN


Bob
 



Probably because xx is not a valid Icom radio hex address. SeventyThree(s)

On 03/05/2023 5:18 PM Clark Stewart <w8tn@...> wrote:


Trying to help a friend with a Logger32 issue.  I've checked the archives here and found a reference to the RCP and Error 13 but no description of how to fix it.  My friend has never used the RCP and when I opened it, there are no macros configured.  Searching the manual did not result in anything that I could find to correct this problem.  Here is the error he receives whenever he pushes the Split button on his Icom IC-7610:

Error 13 (Type mismatch) in procedure
doRadioMacroProcessing of Module mRadioControlPanel

Error on line: 5310
Index: 0
Full macro: $icomvfob$
Macro being processed: $hexcommand FE FE xx E0 07 D1 FD$

Logger32: 4.0.304

Any help would be greatly appreciated!  Thanks.

73, Clark, W8TN


Jose EA7BJ
 

There is a page with RCP for various radios, including the 7610.
You can download it and try,

https://logger32.tecnoham.es/download/rcp-icom-ic-7610/

It is in Spanish... click on DESCARGAR

73 Jose EA7BJ



Clark Stewart
 

TNX for that Bob but it did not let me fix the problem. 
Under Radio 1 Configuration, the Icom address (hex) was already set to 98.
I searched in the Logger32.ini file and found three instances of "Icom address=" and the one under Radio Port 1 was already 98 but the others were 00.  So I changed them to 98 but that did not help.

In searching the INI file I found the following line:

Icom VFO-B Macro Radio 1=$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 07 D1 FD$~$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 03 FD$~$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 04 FD$~$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 07 D0 FD$

This is suspiciously the same as the Error13 he is receiving.

I removed that entire line from the INI file and it did not help either.  After restarting Logger32 and seeing the Error 13 again, I checked the INI file and that "Icom VFO-B Macro Radio 1" string had not reappeared.

Should I replace that "Icom VFO-B Macro Radio 1" string with one that has 98 instead of xx ?

I'm definitely working above my pay-grade on this.  Sorry to be a pain.


73, Clark, W8TN



On 3/5/2023 5:30 PM, Bob wrote:



Probably because xx is not a valid Icom radio hex address. SeventyThree(s)

On 03/05/2023 5:18 PM Clark Stewart <w8tn@...> wrote:


Trying to help a friend with a Logger32 issue.  I've checked the archives here and found a reference to the RCP and Error 13 but no description of how to fix it.  My friend has never used the RCP and when I opened it, there are no macros configured.  Searching the manual did not result in anything that I could find to correct this problem.  Here is the error he receives whenever he pushes the Split button on his Icom IC-7610:

Error 13 (Type mismatch) in procedure
doRadioMacroProcessing of Module mRadioControlPanel

Error on line: 5310
Index: 0
Full macro: $icomvfob$
Macro being processed: $hexcommand FE FE xx E0 07 D1 FD$

Logger32: 4.0.304

Any help would be greatly appreciated!  Thanks.

73, Clark, W8TN


Clark Stewart
 

TNX Jose.  I have downloaded and extracted the file and will contact my friend tomorrow to place it on his computer.  Hopefully this will fix the issue.


73, Clark, W8TN


On 3/5/2023 6:31 PM, Jose EA7BJ wrote:

There is a page with RCP for various radios, including the 7610.
You can download it and try,

https://logger32.tecnoham.es/download/rcp-icom-ic-7610/

It is in Spanish... click on DESCARGAR

73 Jose EA7BJ




Jose EA7BJ
 

the compressed file has two files.
one is the RCP of the radio.
The other is the instructions in Spanish and English.
It is very easy to install

73


Bob
 

... and there's still 25 days to go.

If you look at the macro setup window, you will see:

$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 07 D1 FD$
$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 03 FD$
$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 04 FD$
$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 07 D0 FD$

change it to be:

$hexcommand FE FE 98 E0 07 D1 FD$
$hexcommand FE FE 98 E0 03 FD$
$hexcommand FE FE 98 E0 04 FD$
$hexcommand FE FE 98 E0 07 D0 FD$

Save the changes. What is the error message now? SeventyThree(s).

On 03/05/2023 6:52 PM Clark Stewart <w8tn@...> wrote:


TNX for that Bob but it did not let me fix the problem. 
Under Radio 1 Configuration, the Icom address (hex) was already set to 98.
I searched in the Logger32.ini file and found three instances of "Icom address=" and the one under Radio Port 1 was already 98 but the others were 00.  So I changed them to 98 but that did not help.

In searching the INI file I found the following line:

Icom VFO-B Macro Radio 1=$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 07 D1 FD$~$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 03 FD$~$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 04 FD$~$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 07 D0 FD$

This is suspiciously the same as the Error13 he is receiving.

I removed that entire line from the INI file and it did not help either.  After restarting Logger32 and seeing the Error 13 again, I checked the INI file and that "Icom VFO-B Macro Radio 1" string had not reappeared.

Should I replace that "Icom VFO-B Macro Radio 1" string with one that has 98 instead of xx ?

I'm definitely working above my pay-grade on this.  Sorry to be a pain.


73, Clark, W8TN



On 3/5/2023 5:30 PM, Bob wrote:


Probably because xx is not a valid Icom radio hex address. SeventyThree(s)

On 03/05/2023 5:18 PM Clark Stewart <w8tn@...> wrote:


Trying to help a friend with a Logger32 issue.  I've checked the archives here and found a reference to the RCP and Error 13 but no description of how to fix it.  My friend has never used the RCP and when I opened it, there are no macros configured.  Searching the manual did not result in anything that I could find to correct this problem.  Here is the error he receives whenever he pushes the Split button on his Icom IC-7610:

Error 13 (Type mismatch) in procedure
doRadioMacroProcessing of Module mRadioControlPanel

Error on line: 5310
Index: 0
Full macro: $icomvfob$
Macro being processed: $hexcommand FE FE xx E0 07 D1 FD$

Logger32: 4.0.304

Any help would be greatly appreciated!  Thanks.

73, Clark, W8TN


Clark Stewart
 

Hallelujah!  The sun is shining, birds are singing, flowers are blooming, the grass is turning green and children are playing everywhere!

It's a joyous day when an issue gets resolved.  Thanks, of course, to Mr. Bob, K4CY, who always has the answer!

Once I found where the macro setup window was located, (Setup | Radio | Radio 1/2 Configuration | Custom Settings) it took just moments to replace "xx" with "98" and there is now NO ERROR when the Split button is engaged!  My friend is now a Happy Camper.

As always, Bob, my never-ending thanks for a tremendous piece of software and your continuous help.


Very 73, Clark, W8TN



On 3/6/2023 7:34 AM, Bob wrote:

... and there's still 25 days to go.

If you look at the macro setup window, you will see:

$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 07 D1 FD$
$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 03 FD$
$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 04 FD$
$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 07 D0 FD$

change it to be:

$hexcommand FE FE 98 E0 07 D1 FD$
$hexcommand FE FE 98 E0 03 FD$
$hexcommand FE FE 98 E0 04 FD$
$hexcommand FE FE 98 E0 07 D0 FD$

Save the changes. What is the error message now? SeventyThree(s).

On 03/05/2023 6:52 PM Clark Stewart <w8tn@...> wrote:


TNX for that Bob but it did not let me fix the problem. 
Under Radio 1 Configuration, the Icom address (hex) was already set to 98.
I searched in the Logger32.ini file and found three instances of "Icom address=" and the one under Radio Port 1 was already 98 but the others were 00.  So I changed them to 98 but that did not help.

In searching the INI file I found the following line:

Icom VFO-B Macro Radio 1=$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 07 D1 FD$~$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 03 FD$~$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 04 FD$~$hexcommand FE FE xx E0 07 D0 FD$

This is suspiciously the same as the Error13 he is receiving.

I removed that entire line from the INI file and it did not help either.  After restarting Logger32 and seeing the Error 13 again, I checked the INI file and that "Icom VFO-B Macro Radio 1" string had not reappeared.

Should I replace that "Icom VFO-B Macro Radio 1" string with one that has 98 instead of xx ?

I'm definitely working above my pay-grade on this.  Sorry to be a pain.


73, Clark, W8TN



On 3/5/2023 5:30 PM, Bob wrote:


Probably because xx is not a valid Icom radio hex address. SeventyThree(s)

On 03/05/2023 5:18 PM Clark Stewart <w8tn@...> wrote:


Trying to help a friend with a Logger32 issue.  I've checked the archives here and found a reference to the RCP and Error 13 but no description of how to fix it.  My friend has never used the RCP and when I opened it, there are no macros configured.  Searching the manual did not result in anything that I could find to correct this problem.  Here is the error he receives whenever he pushes the Split button on his Icom IC-7610:

Error 13 (Type mismatch) in procedure
doRadioMacroProcessing of Module mRadioControlPanel

Error on line: 5310
Index: 0
Full macro: $icomvfob$
Macro being processed: $hexcommand FE FE xx E0 07 D1 FD$

Logger32: 4.0.304

Any help would be greatly appreciated!  Thanks.

73, Clark, W8TN