Ozdeadmeat: SetUnitRadioFrequency – created via PowerShell script (2025-11-11T21:12:00Z)

2025-11-11T10:12:02Z

SetUnitRadioFrequency – created via PowerShell script (2025-11-11T21:12:00Z)

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{{Template:FunctionInfo|fName= SetUnitRadioFrequency|fDescription= Sets the radio frequency and modulation mode of an individual unit. The function first verifies that UnitName refers to a valid unit and that Frequency is numeric. It then checks that Modulation is either 0 (AM) or 1 (FM); any other value defaults to AM. If all validations pass, it builds a frequency‑change command via CMM.PrepUnitFrequencyChange and applies it to the unit’s controller.|parentFile= cmm.DCSFunctions.lua|syntax= CMM.SetUnitRadioFrequency(<UnitName string>, <Frequency number>, <Modulation number>)|return= |returnDesc= |example= CMM.SetUnitRadioFrequency("Uzi11",305,0)|exampleDesc= Demonstrates setting the radio of unit "Uzi11" to 305 MHz with AM modulation.|related= |note= |envType= CMM|par1= string UnitName|reqType1= string|reqName1= UnitName|desc1= The name of the unit whose radio will be configured (e.g., "Uzi11").|par2= number Frequency|reqType2= number|reqName2= Frequency|desc2= Desired frequency in MHz (e.g., 305).|par3= number Modulation|reqType3= number|reqName3= Modulation|desc3= 0 for AM, 1 for FM. Any other value defaults to 0.}}

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Ozdeadmeat: SetUnitRadioFrequency – created via PowerShell script (2025-11-11T21:12:00Z)