Oh, you're talking about upper/lower PMS band memories. I looked into these and found locations, but each was 32 bytes and I didn't dig into what else was in them. The memory locations to start looking at are:
0xaf6a = eai
0xaf8a = L1
0xafaa = U1
0xafca = L2
0xafea = U2

Ray

On Sat, Oct 28, 2017 at 4:43 PM, ray c <rayslinky@gmail.com> wrote:
On my VX-8G, this already works. It's covered by:

#seekto 0x2C4A;
struct {
  u8 nosubvfo:1,
     unknown:3,
     pskip:1,
     skip:1,
     used:1,
     valid:1;
} flag[900];

Common values are 0x3 (regular), 0x7 (skip), and 0xb (preferential). You can select it in the GUI by setting the skip column of a memory to P.

Ray


On Sat, Oct 28, 2017 at 3:58 PM, serialman via chirp_devel <chirp_devel@intrepid.danplanet.com> wrote:
Hi and good afternoon,

First, chirp is a Great program and it works great on Linux

I have a VX8dr and the program works great except that the PMS u/l memories are not set.

Does anybody have any directions on how to read parse and set these memories.

If anybody has this done, I would be willing to test.


Thanks

Chip


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