DSP parameters 
  and the Hobcat DSP monitor window.
  
  There are 65 DSP Parameters.
  - 53 are stored in User2b2.xjp - these have always been accessible 
  in TrxAVR's menus.
  - 12 'x' parameters are stored in filters\Xparams.xjp - a TrxAVR 
  editing facility for these is under development.
  - the 'x' parameters are also stored in hex format in Xparams.dat 
  (green SSB and green CW values only)
  
  The *.xjp files are comma delimited text files with SSB and CW columns for the 
  green, yellow and red colour sets.
  - Value 254 in a red of yellow column mean that the green value will be used 
  in TrxAVR.
  - Value 255 means that the parameter is no applicable to the mode (SSB or CW)
  
  The Picastar Parameter remove/replace utility described 
  in Picastar manual X8 is not for use with TrxAVR.
  Therefore, Xparams.xjp will always contain the 12 x parameters and no others.
  (The parameter names are hard-coded in TrxAVR. The parameter editing facilities 
  (keypad and menu based) are quite complex
  and depend on a number of lookup tables to handle menu display sequence and 
  the mapping between Userno and Starno for the current SSB/CW mode.)
  
  X - parameters
  These have their parameter name prefixed with an x.
  They were described by G3XJP as STAR's factory preset parameters. They are considered 
  to not be installation or personal preference dependent. Their values were
  determined by careful experimentation by a group of Picastar users in mid 2008, 
  prior to cessation of Picastar development.
  
  When parameters are downloaded from PC to TrxAVR, a complete set of 65 parameters 
  is used by combining the parameters from User2B2.xjp with the x parameters from 
  Xparams.xjp.
  
  When parameters are uploaded from TrxAVR to the PC, the x parameters are written 
  to Xparams.xjp and the rest to USer2b2.xjp.
  The x parameters are also used to regenerate Xparams.dat.
  
  Xparams.dat is used in the DSP code build. Thus a default x 
  parameter set is hard coded in the DSP code. These are only used if a parameter 
  value 255 is sent to the DSP unit.
  
  Current and backup sets in TrxAVR-Picastar
  When parameters are uploaded to TrxAVR, the data in User2b2.xjp 
  and Xparams.xjp is written to both current and backup storage 
  in the 24LC512 EEPROM.
  When you change the value of parameter on the rig or via Hobcat's parameter 
  display, then the current value in the 24LC512 is changed and the value is sent 
  to DSP.
  On subsequent TrxAVR reboot, the backup set is copied to the current set and 
  so you lose your changes.
  You can avoid losing your changes by one of:
  
  Parameter display in Hobcat
  The 65 parameters are shown in three panes.
  The right pane is shown below with the green parameter set selected.
  
  X parameters are shown in red. They are locked by default: ![]()
  
  Uncheck the lock box in order to edit them.
  
     
  Green parameter set - right pane
  
  
     
  Yellow parameter set - right pane
  
  By default, the red and yellow parameter sets contain many 254 values. These 
  cause the green value to be used.
  Hobcat's parameter display now indicates such a value by using a green background.
  Thus in the the above example, Antivox gain has value 254 in the yellow set 
  which is causing the green value of 54 to be used.
  
  Enc column
  This shows encoder and pot assignments: Thus:
Editing a 
  paameter value
  To edit a parameter value, left-click on the value column cell
  
  A down-arrow will appear:
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  Click the down-arrow to display the yellow spin-edit control:
  
      
  
  Use the up or down arrows of this control to alter the value.
  Then click away from the control.
  After a short delay, the cell will show the new value which has been written 
  to TrxAVR DSP and saved in the current set in the 24LC512. (The delay occurs 
  because the displayed cell values are read back from TrxAVR.)
  
  Right clicking the yellow spin edit control displays a popup menu:
  
     
  
  This will show one or two options:
Left click the menu option as required.
  
  (Note that setting to use the green value simply changes the parameter's value 
  to 254)