| # IC-7300 Control

Menu–>Transceiver–>IC-7300 Control

To use these advanced features, you have to select the IC-7300 as transceiver.
The IC-7300 has a quite good user interface, but some settings can be made quicker and more comfortable with a computer. For the correct function, you have to uses a fast USB connection between the computer and the IC-7300

#### Quick memories

In the upper right hand corner, you can find the table for quick memories. Pressing the + button saves a set of currently used frequency, mode, filter, RIT, XIT and split information. Double click a row to send these data back to the transceiver. The data are not editable.

#### Direct Frequency Input

Just press the Enter key to tune VFO A, VFO B or set the split:

- Active VFO: positive number in kHz > 100
  - 14195: VFO tunes to 14195 kHz
- Inactive VFO: negative number in kHz < -100
  - -21007,7: VFO tunes to 21007,7 kHz
- Split: in kHz -100 bis +100
  - 2: VFO B equals VFO A and is incremented by 2 kHz

#### Comfort functions

RUMlog provides functions, not included in the IC-7300’s firmware yet:

- The scope reference level can be saved and restored automatically by band
- The scope fixed edge frequency pair can be selected by actual frequency
- Auto Hold funktion for the Scope Center Mode: Once you turn the VFO knob, the scope HOLD finction will be activated. When you stop turning, HOLD will be deactivated.

The fixed edge pairs are searched in the sequence 1-2-3. The first matching pair will be selected

#### Settings

The CW memories can be edited using Menu–>Transceiver–>Edit CW memories (not IC-7300 specific)
You can set and read some basic functions and furthermore you are able to

- Edit the frequency memories 1-99
- Edit the band stacking register (11 bands x 3)
- Edit the scope edge frequencies for the fixed mode (13 bands * 3 frequency pairs)

A complete table content can be saved to disk for a later rewriting to the transceiver.
In the memory table, you can use the mouse to drag and drop one or multiple entires for resorting.

Wrong or useless entries may be ignored by the transceiver. RUMlog just checkes if an entered frequency matches the band.

Edit memories

Edit band stacking register

Edit fixed scope edge frequencies