fix: use official SPE band-code table from the manual (00=60m,01=160m,...)
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@@ -309,13 +309,16 @@ func (c *Client) decodeCSV(payload string) {
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// bandName maps the SPE 2-digit band index to a human band label, falling back to
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// the raw code for anything unrecognised.
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func bandName(code string) string {
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// SPE band index (from the Expert user manual): 0=60m, 1=160m, 2=80m, 3=40m,
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// 4=30m, 5=20m, 6=17m, 7=15m, 8=12m, 9=10m, 0xA(=10)=6m. The status frame reports
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// it as a 2-digit decimal string ("05", "10", …).
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switch strings.TrimSpace(code) {
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case "00":
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return "160m"
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case "01":
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return "80m"
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case "02":
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return "60m"
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case "01":
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return "160m"
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case "02":
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return "80m"
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case "03":
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return "40m"
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case "04":
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@@ -332,8 +335,6 @@ func bandName(code string) string {
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return "10m"
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case "10":
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return "6m"
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case "11":
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return "4m"
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case "":
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return ""
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default:
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