[Dx4win] [LOGic] [K3] Configuring Time Keeper

[Mel]

You do have to change ports under preferences... I assume you have done 
that... the program doesn't ask anything. Older versions ignored port 
numbers greater than 8. I can think of no reason why the latest version 
would not work unless the com port is above 32.

Tim wrote:
> Mel,
> 
> Thanks for your reply but the computer is recognizing the hardware.  
> Seems that the program itself doesn't ask for the new port/baud rate 
> and, therefore, doesn't see the port I'm using.  It used to work before 
> I changed ports but can't get the program to reset the port.  I'll keep 
> working on it.  Thanks again.
> 
> Tim
> 
> On Sat, Oct 17, 2009 at 4:40 AM, Mel <ve2dc at videotron.ca 
> <mailto:ve2dc at videotron.ca>> wrote:
> 
>     Go to Control Panel and try searching for new hardware.
> 
>     Tim wrote:
>      > It's been awhile since I last used this fine program.  Think I
>     must have
>      > changed the serial port (using USB adapter) and when I run the
>     program it
>      > tells me there is no serial port.  I remember that when I first
>     ran the
>      > program it allowed me to configure the port and baud rate.  Even
>     after doing
>      > a new install into a new folder, I get the same message.  I
>     turned off LOGic
>      > which also interfaces with the K3 so nothing else is connected.
>      Any ideas
>      > on how to reset the serial port for this program?  Thanks.
>      >
>      > Tim K5OI
>      >
>      > p.s. Worked K4M on 17M cw and 20M ssb with qrp on the K3.
>      > _
> 
>