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Sorry, Guess I don't know how to link a zip file to this chat.? Here is the link to the article that Denis at Digirig wrote that has helped me a lot.

So, I'll start, with the statement that radials are a mystery to me. I have lots of question. That said, I have dialed back from trying to completely understand, and just started experimenting. I have

Yep i've just tried it too and cannot get it to work either. Radio has just been upgraded to the latest firmware version 1.12.00. Has anyone found any software that allows the memories to be managed

Taking into consideration that the smaller the wire conductor, the more it will react to total resistance.? Does it matter the seize of the conductor when making wire ground radials. Eg. Using 20

Tim - I don't see a Zip file - Thanks

1. The Transmit Audio Source is gray or not depending on the Rig you select - it reflects the capabilities of the original Kenwood Radio being used as a proxy for the TX-500, I've selected TS-2000, I

Thanks for checking.? Good to know it's not just me. -- 73 Tim KF7VUT SKCC # 12611T

Until now I didn't have the need to clear a memory, I am just overwriting if needed. But after reading your post I tried and effectively it doesn't work. 73, Yvon AE7YD

Links as requested. https://digirig.net/understanding-rig-control-options/ Here is a zip file of some screen shots I made as I went through the steps.? Note that I learned to set the Digrig sound

Has anyone else used the memory channels?? I've tried to erase one per the manual instructions with no luck.? Page 18 of the manual states to press v/m scroll to the mem channel and press the clr

Thanks for the comments- I will review, play around a little to see if I can replicate your findings and reissuue if you can forward the link of instructions to rename the audio device- I'll add that

Comments on your fine step-by-step document. 1. In my WSJT Settings, Radio the *Transmit Audio Source* box was not grey'd out and Rear/Data is selected. 2. Following detailed instructions written by

Following the manual, I hold the 3rd button while momentarily pressing the power button and the radio boots into firmware loading mode. I did not need to hold them both like you described. -- Grace &

I think you just hold down the 3rd button while you touch the power button to start up the radio in firmware load mode if you hold down both you might be powering off the radio

I never had that, went smoothly as per d/l instruction sheet - no issues noted - except bands are crap!Sent from my Galaxy

Installed FW 1.12, however installing it noticed that if I held the third button and the power button down together the "loader is waiting" message appeared but after releasing the buttons the display

Digirig has released their cable set that goes with the mobile v1.6 interface. Be sure to specify that all this is for a TX-500 and Denis will modify the jumpers for you. -- Grace & peace, Tim AF6TF

Here's an updated version on my. TX-500/WSJT/Digirig/Windows cheat sheet which now becomes the "TX-500/WSJT/Digirig/Windows or Pi" cheat sheet Joshua Ellis has provided screen shots of his Raspberry

I second Digirig. A tiny, lightweight contraption that has worked flawlessly with the TX-500. If you have any questions, they respond swiftly. Overall, it's been a wonderful experience.

I do alot of digital, and I kept on doing it with the tx500. I got the digirig with the cables, and plugged it into a cheap little avita windows tablet. It works a treat. It is also a really light and