[Dx4win] Com 1/ antenna rotator help
Mike Rhodes
w8dn at roadrunner.com
Thu Mar 6 21:21:15 EST 2008
Les,
Does your backup PC have a dial-up modem card in it? If so, the modem
may have grabbed the Com1 interrupt. Check in Device Manager to see how
your com ports show up. You might just try leaving the rotor control
hooked where it is and change to Com2(etc) in the program to see if Com1
is now Com2 or whatever.
Mike / W8DN
Les Kalmus wrote:
> I am having a problem with DX4WIN controlling my rotator. I made my
> backup PC my primary for radio.
> On this PC I can't control the antenna rotator like I did on the other
> PC.
> The rotator is on COM1 which I think is in use by something since I am
> having the same problem with N1MM.
> All the DX4WIN settings are the same as they were on the other PC, etc.
>
> Can anyone tell me how I can determine what program is using COM1?
> I also cannot connect to it with HyperTerminal which says it's in use.
>
> Is there software available which can figure it out or are there some
> tricks in the registry which will point to the culprit?
>
> Les W2LK
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