[hpsdr] questions about the protocol (v1.36)

[n3evl]

FWIW I think the term "MOX" originated with Yaesu, meaning "Manually 
Operated Xmit" - my old FT101EE has a three-position switch for transmit 
labeled: VOX, PTT, MOX.  Maybe it goes back further than that with some 
other manufacturer?

Pete, N3EVL

On 3/17/2012 3:02 PM, Erik Anderson wrote:
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> Okay, thanks.  I kinda guessed that MOX meant "transmit" from how it 
> was used, but when KK sets/clears a bit described in the protocol as 
> "MOX" based on whether a variable named "MOX" is set, which is changed 
> using a button named "MOX" with a label of "MOX" you kinda get the 
> impression that you should already know what it means.  I've heard of 
> "VOX" before at least...
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