[Kenwood] MCP-D7G Program Problem.

[Gary V. Smith]

Well, Ed, I can Ohm out the PG-4W cable, but it has been well stored 
in between uses and I would have no reason to suspect that it could 
be defective.  Off hand I can't think of anyone of my acquaintence 
who has a D7G.

I'm "thinking out loud" here, but I have been thinking that since my 
last use of the MCP-D7G program I've downloaded and installed the 
LINK700 program.  I've not used it to program the radio, so I 
wouldn't think that it would have an impact.  What I may have to do 
is to save my program file outside the program, then uninstall 
MCP-D7G and reinstall it.  Then move my file back into it and see if 
it will write to the radio then.

Thanks,

73,
Gary - W6GVS


At 01:15 PM 8/9/2007, you wrote:

>Then, I'd guess the problem was with the adapter/interface cable.  That's
>not easily separated from a problem within the radio itself....
>
>Don't suppose you can find another radio for testing?  Got a scope to
>look at the lines?
>
>Ed
>
>On Thu, 09 Aug 2007 11:43:19 -0400 "Gary V. Smith" <gvsmith at skyenet.net>
>writes:
> > Hi Ed,
> >
> > Yes, an old IBM 750XL laptop with Win98.  Nothing on it has changed
> >
> > to my knowledge.  It has the original installation of MCP-D7G.
> >
> > 73,
> > Gary - W6GVS
> >