*------------------------------------------------------
*           CI-bus Configuration File
*------------------------------------------------------
* This file describes the configutation file to be used
* for activation of the CI-bus function in LOGGER from 
* version 1.17. 
*------------------------------------------------------
* To use CI-bus in LOGGER the user must do three things
* <1> Copy the "config\exam_ci.cci" file to the station
*     configuration name with extention CCI.
*     Example if the config directory has a "SM0LCB.STN"
*     when copy with the folloing command,
*     c:\logger> copy config\exam_ci.cci config\sm0lcb.cci
* <2> Edit this new file with correct settings regarding
*     unit address/offset etc for units and used bands.
* <3> Start LOGGER with the use of "-CIx:y" option there
*     x is the com-port 1=COM1 and 2=COM2.
*     y is the LOGGER computer number on the CI-bus (0-9).
*       Normally this can always be set zero (0).
*       If using more then one computer with LOGGER on
*       the same CI-bus they shall have different y-number.
*------------------------------------------------------
* Radio to be controlled
* ----------------------
* ICOM IC-706 verified !
*
* Rotor to be controlled
* ----------------------
* LCB rotor controller (PIC controller), verified.
*------------------------------------------------------
*
* Common setup data
*
* [band]
* band setup data
*
* [other band]
* other band setup data
*
*------------------------------------------------------
*
*  XYZ=<value>
*
*  X value
*  -------
*  'C' for cw keyer, note 1.
*  'I' for icom radio (today only IC-706)
*  'R' for rotor control, note 2.
*  'X' for transverter control, note 2.
*
*  (1) Today only SM0LCB Linux based software.
*  (2) Today only SM0LCB PIC-processor (PIC16F87x) based software.
*
*  Y value
*  -------
*  'A' for rotor/radio/transverter A  (main rotor/radio)
*  'B' for rotor/radio/transverter B  (secondary rotor/radio)
*  'E' for rotor E  (elevation rotor mounted on main rotor)
*
*  Z value
*  -------
*  Parameter to set, se below.
*
*  Common setting
*  --------------
*  'A' the icom bus address for the unit (hexadecimal value)
*      - example "IyA=58" as default icom IC-706 address
*
*  Radio setting
*  -------------
*  'U' the frequency offset for change between USB/CW.
*      - Default is 0.001800 valid for IC-706.
*      - Example "IyU=0.002000" if differens is 2 kHz.
*  'L' the length of the frequency command on the bus.
*      - Default is 5 and valid for all new ICOM station.
*      - Can be 4 for some older stations, set "IyL=4".
*  'O' The radio offset value.
*      example "IBO=-0.010" radio B offset are -10 kHz.
*                           A radio fq of 144.050 MHz
*                           will in LOGGER be 144.040 MHz.
*      example "IAO=1152.0" radio A offset are 1152 MHz.
*                           Used for a radio on 144 MHz using a
*                           transverter to 1296 MHz.
*      Of course you can combine IF/fq offset setting.
*
*  Rotor setting
*  -------------
*  'O' The rotor offset value.
*      example "RAO=30.0" rotor A using offset of +30 degrees.
*
*  Transverter setting
*  -------------------
*  'C' Control display/commands to control function in transverter.
*      example "XAC=ABCD" 
*      example "XAC=AC--"
*      more text to come...
*  'S' Status display on/off reported from transverter.
*      example "XAS=ABCD"
*      example "XAS=AC--"
*      more text to come...
*  'A' Analog value presentation from transverter.
*      more text to come...
*  'T' Temperature presentation from transverter.
*      more text to come...
*
*------------------------------------------------------
*

IAA=58           * default station A radio address !

[50M]
IAA=48           * A: station radio address !

[144M]
RAA=33           * A: antenna address !

[432M]
RAA=33           * A: antenna address !
RAO=90           * A: antenna offset value !
IAO=288.0        * A: station offset value !

[1.3G]
RAA=33           * A: antenna address !
IAO=1152.0       * A: station offset value !