I am not a coder nor sports enthusiast, but I do like to cook and certainly do appreciate good looking and fit older women.
Thus, writing sketches beyond the Mr. Miyagi LED ON and LED OFF exercise can be a challenge. Getting the sideband select feature on the Hybrid 20M Wireless falls into that category.
The original JF3HZB code did not have sideband selection and thus my current challenge. I was not even sure flipping a switch was doing anything in the sketch with the code I wrote. (It wasn't.) So, I asked "copilot" for the Miyagi sequence for the ESP32. A sequence was provided by copilot which I actually got to work with just that sketch. I then fitted that On Off code sequence into the JF3HZB code.
AI generated script.
The switch flipping now does do two things, with one of those lighting a LED and the second is to load a value for the BFO frequency. BUT it is still not correct! The LED lights and the code will load the 2nd BFO value, but you have to restart the ESP32 with the switch closed to see the 2nd value. Thus, the code execution sequence is still awry!
But with hope, this is moving closer to a resolution more so than last week.
Turn off Alexa and reduce your digital footprint for they are coming for us. Some believe this is far-fetched. But so was the notion that things would get better under what is his name. The data doesn't lie... just look at your grocery bill and the tariff lug on electronic parts.
Them that know can make things go.
73's
Pete N6QW