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When trying to import a previously saved database, the database will not load the transverter table. Does anyone have any experience with this problem?

Here is the ImportLog:

Read <C:\Users\Keith\AppData\Roaming\OpenHPSDR\Thetis-x64\Thetis_database_export_3-2-2021_3.45 PM.xml>

Did not import table <BandText> into database.
Imported table <BandStack> into database.
Did not import table <Memory> into database.
Did not import table <GroupList> into database.
Imported table <TXProfile> into database.
Did not import table <TXProfileDef> into database.
Imported table <State> into database.
Imported table <Options> into database.
Unrecognized table: WideBand
Unrecognized table: SpotForm
Imported table <EQForm> into database.
Unrecognized table: WaveOptions
Imported table <MemoryForm> into database.
Imported table <DiversityForm> into database.
Unrecognized table: BandButtonsPopup
Imported table <PureSignal> into database.
Unrecognized table: FilterButtonsPopup
Unrecognized table: SliderSettingsForm
Unrecognized table: ModeButtonsPopup
Unrecognized table: DisplaySettingsForm
Unrecognized table: StackForm
Unrecognized table: XVTR
Unrecognized table: SwlForm
Unrecognized table: CWX

Import succeeded.


I see the line "Unrecognized table: XVTR".

Keith, KV5J

I will add that the XVTR data is in the saved Database file.

Keith, KV5J

Hi Keith

I experienced the same trouble when importing databases : the Xverter table was missing. You should
save your transmit profile in Setup/Transmit/Profiles when done with your transverter data input in the table.
This worked on my setup (Anan 200D, Thetis 2.8.11, last FW 1.9. Win10). This does not work for some other features
(eg noise reducer NR2 which is not kept in ON position when in tranverter mode).

73s Phil FM5GB

Hello Phil,

I have tried just about every combinations of saving the transmit profiles and nothing helped. I have a work around for my setup so hopefully I won't need to reload the database very often.

I am using UT4LW's SDC program to control my Anan 7000dle with my IC-9700. I have a dual band transverter between them. The IC-9700 has RF out for all three of its bands. The transverter converts that to 28 mhz. That make my 7000dle a very capable panadapter for the 9700. I have all the bells and whistles of the 7000dle.

Thanks for the suggestion,

Keith Ennis, KV5J