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Re: FTdx-10 installation of USB driver


 

Jack . . .

On Thu, 04 May 2023 11:23:28 -0700, "wa1tej via groups.io"
<wa1tej@...> wrote:

If anyone has gone through this, please let me know.

Attached are the USB driver files I downloaded as a screenshot.
I have not gone through this. In case you don't get any answers here, try the
Fox Tango group, and both of the FTdx-10 groups.

What does the first text file say? Is there information on Yaesu's site where it
gives directions for installation? I ask because it's easy to find on the Icom
site for the Icom Silicon Labs USB driver.

Since you don't have file extensions turned on in your file explorer, I can't
tell what the other files are since the extensions are hidden.

If it gives directions inside the first text file (the other one looks like a
license agreement), then you're home free (almost). You should be able to open
that file in Windows Notepad (or download Notepad++ as a great replacement for
Notepad).

For the Icom installation, you install the driver first, and only then connect
the radio. That's likely how this one works, and I would not be surprised if
it's not the same driver.

I found this. It downloads a PDF with Yaesu's directions on installing the
driver:





Donald KX8K



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