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Thanks Danny, but I don't think these programs will work with USB to serial converter like FTDI. I downloaded the CI-V Scout and will give it a try later.

Ken, Sounds like you’re being asked to provide the eye candy of a full pan adapter , which the IC7000 can’t easily provide and it’s not a SDR anyways . Best to maybe borrow one of the true SDR

Some have done this with an RTL-SDR dongle tied to the IF and HDSDR to display it, like here [ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcA9b4gWEbM | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcA9b4gWEbM ] You have so

I've been tasked to provide a 6M station for June field day. With a SDR running on a computer. Purpose is to provide visual to visitors. No clue how to set up for this with an ICOM 7000. Any help as

DTR/RTS are not used in CI-V as it is a "one wire" physical layer. There is no hardware flow control at the radio. I would manually set the baud rate on the radio to 9600 or 19200 rather than leave it

Well, duplicated the port settings to Win10 from Win11 and still can't talk to the radio. I tried lowering the baud rate from 19.2 to 9600 and no change. Tried different protocols but the one that

Hi Adam, So the Win10 is a different machine right? Go into Device Manager and note the COM port number in Win 11. Then do the same on the Win10 machine. I'll bet on Win10 that Windows gave the port a

Just purchased another ci-v/usb interface for my Laptop running Windows 10 but can't get it connect to Icom IC-7000. Works fine on the desktop PC running Windows 11. This interface uses the FTDI chip

Just received the new ci-v/usb FTDI interface for the? Icom IC-7000 and works fine on Windows 11. Can't get it to communicate with the radio on Windows 10. Serial port ids as FTDI. Drivers updated,

Hi Stephen, I run Linux as well (Mint 21 or Ubuntu 22.04) with my IC 7K / RigBlaster PNP<http://www.westmountainradio.com/product_info.php?products_id=pnp>; you must be very careful about checking

Perhaps this may be related to a prevous thread (or maybe not). I have recently been migrating to Lnux OS and been very pleased to find WJTX and FLDIGI for Linux. At first, both programs seemed to

Thanks to all that responded.I've left the 500 and 250 hz filters as is but reprogramed the 1,300hz filter that I never use on CW to 100hz.? I've used 100 and 50hz on the K3 and find these narrow

With Icom radios?? I have seen a statement from Yaesu that CHIRP will invalidate their warranty.? CHIRP also warns about many of the Chinese radios because they update their firmware without

I have seen 2 ft-991a bricked with CHIRP...I have seen a ft-857d AND ft897d both bricked along with a vx-6r..and 2 or 3 baofangs..they do warn you of this being a possibility at the start of the

While you _can_ reduce the CW filter width to 50 Hz, you'll find that it's probably too narrow to be of practical use. Because of the on/off transitions, a CW signal _carrying information_ (that is,

Didn't he VERY clearly say he'd used RT systems software. I don't understand the digression to Chirp Regards Richard VK2EIK

I repair radios It happens a lot

I’ve been using chirp forever on many radios. Never bricked one. Never heard of Chirp bricking a radio from my friends and acquaintances either. -g-

If you used chirp. That’s your problem It’s know to brick ? radios

No I have not updated the radio.? It did work before the reprogramming.? I checked to see if it was working and to see if one of the "new" repeaters was programmed in.? It was not so I added it to