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If I read the SI5351 datasheet correctly you do not need to use si5351.set_correction(0,SI5351) during setup as it will remember the last setting.
BTW, newer versions of the si5351 library require three parameters for this function call - so it is now becomes si5351.set_correction(0,SI5351_PLL_INPUT_XO);
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If I read the SI5351 datasheet correctly you do not need to use
si5351.set_correction(0,SI5351) during setup as it will remember the
last setting.
BTW, newer versions of the si5351 library require three parameters for
this function call - so it is now becomes
si5351.set_correction(0,SI5351_PLL_INPUT_XO);
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This is just a comment not a bur report.
If I read the SI5351 datasheet correctly you do not need to use si5351.set_correction(0,SI5351) during setup as it will remember the last setting.
BTW, newer versions of the si5351 library require three parameters for this function call - so it is now becomes si5351.set_correction(0,SI5351_PLL_INPUT_XO);
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: