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@Brian, thanks for the link. I'll follow the instructions and let you know tge results. @Mike the link Brian posted should solve both our queries. 73s 73s Don -

Thanks Steve. Appreciate the information. I will try the microphone configuration. Michael Gardner K1MLG

I've only ever been able to change banks through the M2, MEM, LST, BNK menu. With the PBT LED off the small knob is M-ch and the outer knob is RIT. I'm not aware of a menu setting that changes the

I have numerous frequencies in all five memory banks. Using the PBT/M-ch knobs (with PBT disengaged-green light out) I can select channels turning the outer knob but I can no longer select banks with

As I remember (and I could have this backwards) in digital the front mike on the head is muted so that your noise in the shack will not be transmitted, but the other mike jack is not. The IC-7000 is

I am using the XGGComms Digimode-4 with the 7000.? I am using the settings recommend in this post - /g/ic7000/message/40549. -Brian, KB3ORR

Coincidently I am trying to use Signalink with my IC-7000 today.? You are right...slimpickin' on info via YT.? Will be following. On Tue, Feb 13, 2024 at 10:33 AM, m0cvz - Don<m0cvz@...>

The x00/x01 in decimal happen to be equivalent to their Hex representations in decimal, but all the values listed in these commands are in hex and are sent as 2 characters 00-FF. That's what the "x"

Many thanks to those who offered suggestions. It turns out that the table on page 146 is indeed incorrect. The listed command "0A" is in fact a sub-command of "1A". The proper commands for executing

I want to operate WSJTx with my 7000. I've connected the radio to my laptop, via a rigblaster advantage and am using Ham Radio Deluxe for rig.? control. FT8 is decoding fine. Just wondered if there

John - I've never directly programmed my IC-7000, nor have I ever used the packet data interface - so feel free to ignore this if you get more knowledgable feedback! ;-) That said, some

To me the manual is unclear as to what the actual byte code should be for a "(0=off, 1=ON)" statement. The manual states that the "Data Area is /BCD code data for frequency or memory number

Greg, and others, I have attached the relevant manual page from the IC-7000 manual; I just downloaded it from the Icom web site. The command code I see for setting / getting the bps setting is shown

Pretty sure you have your codes confused, From my 7000 manual: 0A Memory to VFO 00 Frequency data 01 Mode data And the end needs to be FD for end of data not FE And in the command listing I

yes I want to toggle the audio connection setting from 9600/1200 bps. How do I do this using a remote controller? NX2I [email protected]> wrote:

Dave, ypur answer is not clear for me. I want to change the bps setting for packet. I am using the din 6 connector on the rear of the IC-7000. Nx2i

Hi the 1200/9600 is the audio data port not cat data, Dave 2E0DMB

I am interested in trying to control the 9600/1200 bps setting for the data connection to the IC-7000. Thus far I have tried and failed using the "send Command" option in FLRIG. Has anyone succeeded

Sorry I forgot to reply. ?Thanks I had the PSIC connects swapped. Ed

Has anyone made a selector switch to switch from a PSIC headset to the Icom mike?