Hi Giuliano Do you have this issue in all bands (HF/50/VHF/UHF) or not ? It’s important to know because if this trouble happens in all bands, I suppose that you are a fault in driver mosfet (PD55015). Let us know about it. 73s Pasquale IW0HEX ? ? Inviato da per Windows ? ? I have a problem with my Ic 7000 this is it, the problem is on the TX part, it usually works regularly but suddenly it happens that the power drops considerably, for example it goes from 50w to about 15 without a logic of time. Has anyone had this problem, how was it solved? Thanks in advance to anyone who can give me some useful information to solve this problem.
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Hello everyone
I have a problem with my Ic 7000 this is it, the problem is on the TX part, it usually works regularly but suddenly it happens that the power drops considerably, for example it goes from 50w to about 15 without a logic of time.
Has anyone had this problem, how was it solved?
Thanks in advance to anyone who can give me some useful information to solve this problem.
73 '? Giuliano? IK5UTD
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Very true on the chip set troubles. This 1 is FTDI and works great for HRD to connect to radio and control the rig. I already downloaded the software but it is useless without the cable from RT Systems so waiting now for postman.
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That's probably best, and Chirp may work for you using the rt cable.? Some usb/rs232 cables used a cloned chip set that is not compatible with current drivers, and windows hates old drivers.?
Usb cables need to use the ftdi chip set and not the cloned prolific chip set.
Best of luck. Joe KR0UT?
Been thru all of that. Was able to read radio 1 time out of 50 tries. Edited my file to add some stuff an now cannot write back to radio.
Wife spent the 50$ to buy the RT Systems software and cable. Waiting on mail man next week.
Tim
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Been thru all of that. Was able to read radio 1 time out of 50 tries. Edited my file to add some stuff an now cannot write back to radio.
Wife spent the 50$ to buy the RT Systems software and cable. Waiting on mail man next week.
Tim
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I haven't tried this but,? (I love advise that starts this way. :) )
Have you tried saving one or two frequencies to the ic-7000 memory and then uploading to Chirp?
It is also possible that you have a baud rate or bit rate mismatch,? or the wrong com port #.? See attached manual page.
Joe KR0UT?
Hello All,
Anyone happen to have a IC-7000 file that was done with CHIRP software.
Trying to setup some memory channels in my 7K and CHIRP will not save the empty memory files to my pc so I can edit then upload to radio.
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Hello All,
Anyone happen to have a IC-7000 file that was done with CHIRP software.
Trying to setup some memory channels in my 7K and CHIRP will not save the empty memory files to my pc so I can edit then upload to radio.
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Re: Running on low power?
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On Feb 3, 2022, at 16:26, Glenn M0JFG < glenn@...> wrote:
I have a new amplifier and need to run <12 watts so will need to reduce my output power on a continuous basis. Is thi sage for the IC7000?
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I have a new amplifier and need to run <12 watts so will need to reduce my output power on a continuous basis. Is thi sage for the IC7000?
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Re: IC-7000 to Signalink USB
Marius Lubbe - Ham Station
Thanks to all, I understand now
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73 and Kind Regards,
Marius Lubbe - Cape Town, South Africa
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Re: IC-7000 to Signalink USB
I believe the CI-V cable would go directly from the computer to the IC-7000. SignaLink would process audio and CI-V would control CAT and PTT.
I’ll be trying a similar setup soon with a DigiRig.
Good luck and 73,
Ruben
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On Jan 23, 2022, at 1:04 PM, Marius Lubbe ZS1ML <marsminds@...> wrote:
?I have received a Signalink USB with the 6Pin to RJ45 cable, a USB to USB cable and a CIV cable.
Connecting the first two is easy, but where does the CI-V cable go on the Signalink? There are the following ports for it SKR, AUX, and MON. Which if any do I use to ensure full CAT and Digi control?
Thanks in advance.73 Marius
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Re: IC-7000 to Signalink USB
You need a USB to TTL level RS232 cable.?
I have used several different types when I had an IC-7000.
The least expensive is tp buy a cheap Boefeng programming cable and cut the end off and replace it with a 3.5 mm plug (mono) connect the TX and RX wires to the tip and the ground to the ground.
The CAT-IV has both TX and RX tied together.
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Re: IC-7000 to Signalink USB
The civ cable is not needed to use the signalink.? It does provide frequency data and control of the 7000 from the computer for programs.? The signaling is the audio interface.? ?Connect the civ cable directly to the computer.? ?
Joe KR0UT?
On Sun, Jan 23, 2022, 2:04 PM Marius Lubbe ZS1ML < marsminds@...> wrote: I have received a Signalink USB with the 6Pin to RJ45 cable, a USB to USB cable and a CIV cable.
Connecting the first two is easy, but where does the CI-V cable go on the Signalink? There are the following ports for it SKR, AUX, and MON. Which if any do I use to ensure full CAT and Digi control?
Thanks in advance.73 Marius
ZS1ML
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Re: IC-7000 to Signalink USB
The CIV cable needs to have a USB adapter on it and have it plugged into your com[puter.? You will only need the CIV cable if you want full rig control.? The signallink?will provide PTT signal through the 6 pin mini-din connection.
On Sun, Jan 23, 2022 at 3:04 PM Marius Lubbe ZS1ML < marsminds@...> wrote: I have received a Signalink USB with the 6Pin to RJ45 cable, a USB to USB cable and a CIV cable.
Connecting the first two is easy, but where does the CI-V cable go on the Signalink? There are the following ports for it SKR, AUX, and MON. Which if any do I use to ensure full CAT and Digi control?
Thanks in advance.73 Marius
ZS1ML
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I have received a Signalink USB with the 6Pin to RJ45 cable, a USB to USB cable and a CIV cable.
Connecting the first two is easy, but where does the CI-V cable go on the Signalink? There are the following ports for it SKR, AUX, and MON. Which if any do I use to ensure full CAT and Digi control?
Thanks in advance.73 Marius
ZS1ML
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Re: IC-7000 to ameritron AL-80B
I used the?Ameritron ARB-704 with my IC-7000 and Heath SB-200. Buy the Ameritron and never look back and if you get finished with it later you can easily sell it. I eliminated my linear setup by buying an IC-2KL.
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Re: IC-7000 to ameritron AL-80B
Yes, get the one with the Relay.? Or buy an Ameritron ARB-704 to go with the cable.
Steve WA8Y?
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-------- Original message -------- From: Greg Engle <gfe@...> Date: 1/19/22 8:15 AM (GMT-05:00) To: ic7000@groups.io Subject: Re: [ic7000] IC-7000 to ameritron AL-80B
William, ? I highly recommend buying the cable with the relay! It’s a bit more expensive but it’ll protect the switching circuit in the radio. ? Greg NZ6E ? From: ic7000@groups.io <ic7000@groups.io> On Behalf Of William Reynolds
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Subject: Re: [ic7000] IC-7000 to ameritron AL-80B ? Radio to amplifier interface cable. Radio to mfj-998 auto tuner ? On Tue, 18 Jan 2022 at 23:09, H. Gray Bickford <wa6bjy@...> wrote:
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Re: IC-7000 to ameritron AL-80B
William, ? I highly recommend buying the cable with the relay! It’s a bit more expensive but it’ll protect the switching circuit in the radio. ? Greg NZ6E ?
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From: ic7000@groups.io <ic7000@groups.io> On Behalf Of William Reynolds Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2022 2:57 AM To: ic7000@groups.io Subject: Re: [ic7000] IC-7000 to ameritron AL-80B ? Radio to amplifier interface cable. Radio to mfj-998 auto tuner ? On Tue, 18 Jan 2022 at 23:09, H. Gray Bickford <wa6bjy@...> wrote:
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