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A friend of mine has the following: Yaesu FT847 and a SignaLink sound card and VARA HF sound card modem (latest version) He has this combination working fine on HF bands with Fldigi and the SignaLink.

Well, the obvious questions are is Vara already running when your application completes initiating? Is your application the one starting Vara? Is Vara and your application configured to the same and

D74 works fine for VARA FM and a DigiRig. Checkout this video for an approach to create a portable setup with it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bOmWUk1XhM

This is the response I get when I try to start a VARA FM session...I have yet to successfully use VARA FM....Packet Winlink works as it should....

I have vara fm working well with my kx3 and ic705. Is there any reason I will be frustrated getting it to work with a kenwood d74? I am looking at a Didgirig for the d74. My kx3 is interfaced with a

I have two radios, both used on a Masters DRA-45. Both radios show auto tune / ping of S/N 19 to 24 depending on conditions, and VU - 20. I am communicating / testing with an RMS set to wide. The

John; What is your "other radio", and what are you using for the rig-interface device? How is the rig-interface device connected to the "other radio"... data jack (mini-DIN6), or mic/spkr

I found that by using VARA Narrow, the radio will pass around 9 to 11,000? on transmit and about 7,000 on receive.? So I also tried my other radio on Narrow and found that? some times it is faster

You can download it without putting it in the cart and therefore without paying anything. It will run in a limited mode where it does not save the settings after a reboot/restart. It will prompt to

Are you sure about the HHD being free for non-commercial use?? Maybe I missed it but it looks like either $90 or $150 to me.

Hi Grant, Following the suggestions of the others, get your COM port drivers loaded from Yaesu, and Winklink loaded. Once you get those COM ports working, and the software running, use the attached

[email protected]> wrote: Starting up the progam automatically upon reboot isn't the issue. After a reboot you have to re-split the port manually.

I'm using the toolkit at https://hhdsoftware.com/virtual-serial-port-tools to split the PTT port on an FTdx10. It's free for non-commercial use. I'm looking into com0com / hub4com for a solution that

Thanks for the APRS links.? This is something I'm researching with interest.? ?It would be of great benefit here. Is it possible for one instance of VSPE running to have two different splitters

While I've had success using VSPD (similar to VSPE) for creating a pair of null modem ports (HRD to SRDuno), I've removed the VSPD software from my computer. ?I reverted to using a quad serial port

That's odd.?? I've found VSPE to be rock solid -- one of the most stable drivers/utilities I have ever used.?? I have it running in various configurations on Windows XP, Windows 7, Win 10 and 11.

Interesting I use VSPE with a Pair and a Splitter daily for MARS and Ham and have been for years with no issues works as it is setup!? For those considering com0com all I can say is sorry. IMO

[email protected]> wrote: I'm using the toolkit at https://hhdsoftware.com/virtual-serial-port-tools to split the PTT port on an FTdx10. It's free for non-commercial use. I'm looking into com0com /

The developer va2fsq of win4.. is very responsive to issues. Email him. Brian VE3GMZ

Off subject: I have tried using VSPE Splitter with various serial port setups, and have had some limited success, even to the point that I bought a license for it, but the reliability of the virtual