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Greetings, Please see the attached picture.? What are the dashed lines for? Is there a way to not have them displayed? Regards, George

Thanks Mike, Joe and Dave. It looks like he will be OK for rig control. If it is a pre 8G05, FLrig may not like it. Hope not! 73 and Happy Easter de VE3YX

I have an early FT-847, and I built my own home-brew interface ( audio transformers and level controls ) to include VOX PTT.? The radio does NOT have VOX, so I had to build my own and placed it

Bob, Yes, you can use CAT control with the DATA IN/OUT port (TRS connector on the rear) for digital modes. I am an FT847 owner and do this all the time for fldigi, FT8, VARA HF and so forth. Mike

If he installed yaesu drivers,is there a enhanced and standard port created sent by ve3wej on samsung s21+ [email protected]> wrote:

Can one use CAT for PTT when using digital modes and using the Data In Out port for audio with the FT847? Asking for a friend; I don't have an 847 to test. ( This won't work with a Kenwood.

Thanks Rich. Well, I've managed to get it all working except one minor glitch. When changing frequencies using the QSY command or clicking on a frequency in the freq window, the rig goes out of

It sounds as if you only have one-way communication between the computer and the radio: radio to computer only, not the other way. If the radio's CAT RTS menu is set to ENABLE, then the software

I wish I could help more – but when the SDR receiver of my new Icom IC-705 QRP radio was hearing thins better than my 10 y/o 5000 I gave the 5000 to my daughter and bought an IC-7610 for the shack.

Thanks Mike. I figured it can be done; it's just a matter of figuring out which rig control to use and how to program the macros. I'm currently using Fldigi for rig control but have tried Hamlib and

Well, for what it is worth…………………. My FTdx5000MP worked flawlessly. So something somewhere is amiss. But it can be done. Vy73 - Mike - KD5KC. El Paso, Texas - DM61rt. SOTA

Dave well so what happens with these are the frequencies do change in the Freq Window but the rig doesn't change which leads me to believe I don't have full CAT control for some reason. But as soon as

Jim This is what I do using macro keys: I like to quickly get to a time station such as WWV or CHU for a quick time check., but never sure which is strongest for propagation, time of day, etc. I

If I open the frequence window and double click on a frequency it will move to it. I'd like to be able to program a button to do the same thing. Jim K2QB

what if you dial to the frequency, then tell it to save click on 'open list' icon, then you will see the + and - options Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks Kevin. No, the farnsworth box is *not *checked. As for the WinKeyer situation; It's working now, and I suspect operator error ;-)

Do you have this box checked in the General tab ? On the Winkeyer Tab, mine goes all the way to 0 As far as the winkeyer not connecting, does it work with any other software ? Maybe the Com

Trying to program a macro button or buttons to take me directly to the calling frequencies, i.e. 7.0715 dial frequency. I have tried using both the RIGCAT and FLDIGICAT macros using the Yaesu CAT

I've tried to reduce Farnsworth to zero, and 10 is as low as I can set. I want to have no (zero) Farnsworth. Any suggestions? This is how CW > Winkeyer config screen looks when I open it up. And

I hear BK is not really a prosign, but I'd like to make it one for the purpose of POTA. Is it doable? Also, I can't get the Farnsworth timing to zero-out in the Modem/CW/WinKeyer menu. It's stuck on