Hi all,
I think I know the reason for this alarm. In fact I had dozens of it on
a lot of frequencies, because I modified the BandText table some time ago.
This version initializes the table with a lot of new registers,
corresponding to band limits (i.e. broadcasting bands). If you import
the Database from a previous version, the old registers are interleaved
with the new ones, and if it happens to be there are inconsistencies
(i.e. a band definition inside or overlaping another one) you got the alarm.
Open the table with Access and check there are not inconsistent band
definitions. This is a remaining issue when importing the database.
73 de Ignacio, EB4APL
José Dumoulin escribió:
Hi friends
I have been a Murphy's law addict for some time now (50 years). I don't
do it deliberately, but, if something can go wrong, I come upon it
immediately.
73 es happy 1.4.5 testing
José F5JD
[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Hi all,
great to have something new to explore! ERROR READING BAND INFO TABLE
occurs only when selecting 80m and tuning below 3.750 kHz - a
frequency range Josè and I like to use.
73 - Klaus, DK7XL
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