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Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the D-STAR_23cm group. File : /D-STAR Digital Voice & Data Technology/Weak

Moderator's Note: MOTOTRBO like NXDN is designed for business communications. MOTOTRBO like NXDN & P25 has no callsign ID of radios and radios are channelized & not easily frequency agile. Icom has

Moderator's Note: There is a small group in a rural area of central Illinois that are also using Icom IDAS NXDN radios & a repeater. It works OK for them. Of course NXDN systems don't integrate into

Moderators Note: NXDN was designed for business communications not ham radio consequently the radios do not have VFOs and are not frequency agile requiring channel programming in advance. Radios &

As a person that enjoys emergency communications I am always looking for new ways to enhance current systems. I am currently working on several ID-1 Go-Kits that can be used for field deployment in

I have been running Windows 7 on my laptop with the ID1 software installed with no issues. Here are a few things to do. 1) Make sure you are the machine administrator - this can be done by

Remember, the only need to talk to the radio over the USB port is to program the radio, and that can be done with the front panel. For High Speed Data transfer, no special software is needed and any

This is pretty much what I expected. My new computer has Windows 7 Professional which is 64 bit. I have not received a response from the Icom tech people yet, but I hope they will say that they will

Hi All I'm Kevin G7UXW. New to the group. I have 2 ID-1's That I use for data links back to my Qth when on Raynet duties....... I hope to find some useful help here, as I've been struggeling here a

Have you guys thought about running Apple Macs? I use Parallels virtualization on mine and can run XP, Win 2000, even DOS if needed. Warren KC9IL

I own four Macs. I have always wondered why all the D Star software wasn't written to run on OS X? It would make things a lot easier. Buddy WB4OMG

de VK8HF here in Darwin, Australia. The radio does show up in the Device Manager but where the problem lies, there are no 64 bit drivers for Windows 7 yet from ICOM for the ID-1 software. If you

Don, de VK8HF out here in DArwin, Australia. I also had the same problem but found out when I loaded Windows 7 and used the 64 bit version that ICOM software for the ID-1 does not work. If you

Yes, the radio shows up in device manager. I am not at that computer now, but there was no "Ports(Com&LPT). I looked for that. Windows 7 does some of this stuff differently than previous XP and

I know what the issue is, your running into a driver issue. Had the same problem with my Vista computer. You need to visit the FTDI Drivers page. The address for your quick access:

Have you looked in Control Panel>Device Manager>Ports(Com&LPT) to see if the radio shows up there? - Buddy

Yes, there is an XP virtual support for W7. It is a separate download and I may try that later, but I would like to try to keep things pure Windows 7 if possible. Thanks for the idea. Don