[ICOM] ct17 to 706MKIIG

[Ed K1EP]

Why do you have CI-V transceive off?  Turn it on. That is what initiates data from the radio to the computer when you turn the knob.  I would also suggest slowing the data rate to 9600 or 4800.  Not necessary, but sometimes the faster rates do not do well over certain marginal interfaces/cable lengths.  


At 12/22/2005 12:05 PM, you wrote:
>Gordon -
>I'm using a different interface, and different radio, but my comm port settings are
>databits 8 stopbits 2 no parity.
>Does logger want the address in decimal or hex? If it's decimal then the address should be 88.
>HTH & 73
>Mike NF4L
>
>Gordon Bostrom wrote:
>
>>still have problems with connecting the radio thru the ct17 to the computer. maybe someone has had the same problem. so here is the info:
>>
>>software  logger32 ver 2.6
>>
>>computer settings:
>>port  com1
>>baud 19200
>>radio not ic735
>>databit 8  stopbit 1  parity none
>>polling 400
>>address  58
>>
>>radio :
>>
>>civ address  58H
>>baud 19200
>>civ transceivce   off
>>
>>the interface is ct17.
>>my 751a worked fine and I was able to connect the 706 thru the 751 and changed addredss all worked fine, but now I went back to connecting the 751a and the radio to it and now it will not work???
>>
>>Boy I have only a few hairs left so any help willbe greatly apppreciated
>>
>>Gordon w4KYW
>>
>>
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