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If the radio sees very high swr, it will protect it's self by not transmitting. You need to tune your antenna to be able to transmit.

Janos, This is the setup I used with N3FJP's AC Log for V 1.1.16: In both the Read Frequency and Read Mode commands, the hex 70 is the rig's Identification number. Xiegu X6100 setup for N3FJP

Janos, it doesn't use CI-V, it uses a serial COM port via USB.? I have the correct driver and everything installed, it just will not talk to the radio via the COM port it says the radio has.? The

Janos, sensitivity is just fine. ?Did not notice any changes with or without preamp in mine. ?Made a bunch of good CW QSO’s on 20 this morning after the upgrade. ?Just couldn’t autolog them.

Hi Jim, Just some additional questions: are you on the latest APP and Basis firmware? If yes, I am curious if receiver sensitivity is OK, I read some bas reports about it here, 73, Janos ON4JBS

Hi Jim, if it has *CI* - *V* ID config, make sure you use A4 ,from firmware 1.1.8 upwards

All signal processing (demodulation, filtering, etc) is performed on the STM microcontroller on the BASE board. STM uses it's own firmware. From the Linux part you can only send a commands to the STM

Radio itself works great after the update, but the USB serial connection to my N3FJP and N1MM loggers no longer works. ?Something changed and I can’t find any menu item to correct it. ?Any ideas

Hi everyone, I just tested the latest firmware, and unfortunately, the squelch on FM is still not working. It's becoming quite a headache. A few months ago, I reported this issue to the Xiegu team via

Hi! So I have an issue with my Xiegu which is no power shown on meter. ALC is always near 100 no matter what I input. SWR meter also shows very high numbers but expected that power meter doesn't work

Card size is irrelevant. R/W errors are taken care of my the pc disk io … in fat the whole comment is just ridiculous. I am checking out because it’s an east of calories. My issue is the users

Obviously ? Sent from my iPhone.

1, using a big card is a mistake as the larger the card the greater the errors. 2gb maximum. 2, Rufus is well known to induce errors, use Balena Etcher and let it finish so it checks the flash. 3,

Trevor, Thanks for your checklist. But why did doing something different on each of these items not prevent a good install of previous firmware versions on the same x6100 radio? Frank --- Frank M.

Obviously you have Zero electronics experience. Typical clown

...yes , we all are stupid . Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2024 10:38 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [xiegu-x6100] Xiegu X6100 Firmware Update v1.1.9 (2024-09-15) Oh dear. Logical

Don’t be ridiculous these questions are nonsense. Sorry but they are noise in the group and assist no one who has the slightest amount of tech experience Sent from my iPhone.

Oh dear. Logical questions. 1, using a big card is a mistake as the larger the card the greater the errors. 2gb maximum. 2, Rufus is well known to induce errors, use Balena Etcher and let it finish so

... what are such questions for and what are you supposed to do with them? Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2024 10:00 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [xiegu-x6100] Xiegu X6100 Firmware Update

Hi. What capacity of SD card did you use, what program did you flash the card with and did you confirm that the flash was successful prior to loading it into the radio and finally did you use external