Brian, If you have "Quick Split" set to "On" on the 756PROII, the behavior you mention is the default. The easiest way to accomplish the behavior you want is to set "Quick Split" to "Off". Then clicking on spots will set the spit frequencies correctly and bring the main VFO "VFO A" into the foreground. Of course, if you wish to use the Quick Split feature on the radio (without DX4WIN control), you'll have to reset it to "On".
This is certainly something DX4WIN could be programmed to do, but probably not at the user level. To call for split operation, DX4WIN executes a series of commands, such as: set VFO A, switch VFO A --> B, set VFO A, split on. This command string does not change the default setting on the radio for Quick Split (which is what is calling for "Select Sub VFO"). An additonal command would have to be inserted into DX4WIN's "split" call command string to Select Main Readout (07D0). This should be easy enough to do for the programmer, but I don't know how to do it on the user end. Greg KT0K -----Original Message----- Has anyone figured out how to force VFO A to the "foreground" when selecting a spot, with the 756PRO II? If VFO B is active, and you select a spot, it drives the B VFO to that frequency. If the spot you selected is split, you wind up transmitting on the receive frequency unless you notice and manually force A to the foreground and re-select the spot.
