If you print out the stored frequencies, just after an OTAA join, they look like this;
Channel0: 868100001
Channel1: 868300001
Channel2: 868500001
Channel3: 867100000
Channel4: 867300000
Channel5: 867500000
Channel6: 867700000
Channel7: 867900000
Now if you recover the session from FRAM later, using;
LMIC_setSession (netid, devaddr, nwkKey, artKey);
The frequencies look like this;
Channel0: 868100001
Channel1: 868300001
Channel2: 868500001
Channel3: 867100001
Channel4: 867300001
Channel5: 867500001
Channel6: 867700001
Channel7: 867900001
So what does the 1 at the end of the frequency mean, it must be a marker of some kind, since the frequency setting resolution of the SX127X is 61hz.