Down the years I have found that flashing a new BIOS on computer
motherboards can also occasionally generate a surprise change or
two. Why this should be I have never discovered but, eg, having your
boot media priority changed can cause a distraught hour or two for the unwary.
Yeah, the ru
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Down the years I have found that flashing a new BIOS on computer
motherboards can also occasionally generate a surprise change or two.
Why this should be I have never discovered but, eg, having your boot
media priority changed can cause a distraught hour or two for the unwary.
73, Pete Connors
Ordinarily I would agree with you, Julian. The only difference in my
case, and the reason I reported it, was that I knew it happened in a
relatively narrow window of time and I knew that there was virtually
no chance that I had caused it through any legitimate action. I think
it bears wat
I'm pretty sure this has happened to me a few times as well. The trouble is
that I can never remember what I did that might have caused the problem, and
since I can't enumerate the steps used to reproduce it there doesn't seem to
be much point in reporting it.
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Julian, G4ILO. K2 #392 K3 #22
day, November 27, 2008 4:52 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 - Spontaneously changing config?
Yes, I am also convinced that some configuration settings spontaneously
change when upgrading firmware. Unfortunately so far I have not been good
at
making notes when this happens, but
On Wed, 26 Nov 2008 17:20:48 -0800, Joe KB8AP wrote:
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>Has anyone else noticed inappropriate configuration changes after
>loading new firmware?
>
>73
No, not after loading firmware, but changes in band mapping can occur
when you stray out of the ham bands. For example:
If you have 80/40/30/2
Yes, I am also convinced that some configuration settings spontaneously
change when upgrading firmware. Unfortunately so far I have not been good at
making notes when this happens, but I will next time.
Joe Planisky wrote:
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> I seem to recall a few postings to the list where it seemed that so
I seem to recall a few postings to the list where it seemed that some
problem was caused by a wrong config setting but the person didn't
recall explicitly changing the setting. Since the rig is new to many
people, my assumption is usually that they inadvertently changed a
setting while exp
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