What's in profiles?

Martin AA6E

I would like to understand exactly what data are stored in profiles, both Global and Transmit.  The Software User's Guide gives a nice table of what parameters are set by "Persistence", but only vague information about profiles.

One example: Where is the transmit bandpass info kept?  I need to switch this often when moving from JT65 to SSB operation, but so far haven't figured out whether I can do this with profiles.

Jim Gilliam

I think the question would be more easily answered on what is NOT
 stored in profiles. I have asked this same question, also.

Jim, K6QE

Ian1

Your question has been asked many times before.

I would say do a search but with the new software release the items have changed.

Example currently EQ settings are stored with older software version they weren't.

Ian

Tim - W4TME

I have entered this report in as a doc enhancement request to better explain the global and TX profiles.

Martin AA6E

Thanks.  A table of what is in a TX profile and what is in a Global profile would go a long way!

It would be a nice step forward if the exported profiles were in a human readable format like XML.  Failing that, you could provide an off-line utility to view and/or edit (and validate) profiles.

Ed.G

Although there will be a couple of new included fields in v1.5, below are two images showing tables of the current settings stored in Transmit and Global profiles. Note that each Global profile has a reference to a Transmit profile that is loaded concurrently with the Global profile. 

Martin AA6E

@Ed - Just the thing.  Can understand most of the fields, at least.  Thanks!

K1ESE

I don't see CW-U or CW-L being saved?

73 de K1ESE
John

Martin AA6E

Global / Slice/ Mode  (I suppose).

Ed.G

Correct. Our current thinking is that CWL and CWU is a radio wide setting that should not be stored in profiles.