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April 5, 2017 19:18
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Summary: Storing the CALL memory into the PRI slot uses incorrect display name | |
Steps to reproduce: | |
- Have several memory channels stored and named (e.g. 146.85 named "Test") | |
- In MR mode, rotate the encoder knob to a named memory channel, and note the channel you stopped at. | |
- Press [CALL] | |
- Press [F], [M.IN] | |
- Rotate the encoder knob before memory channel 0, to PRI, and press ENT. | |
- While still on the "Memory Channel List" screen, press [A/B] (aka DISPLAY) to display the channel name. | |
Expected result: The frequency and name of the CALL channel are stored in the PRI slot. | |
Actual Result: The frequency of the CALL channel will be correctly stored, but with the memory name of the previously-loaded normal memory channel (e.g. "Test" above) |
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