[PCR-1000] PCR-1000 Help!
John Hein
editorial at scotsgay.co.uk
Sun Jul 22 14:22:25 EDT 2007
At 18:31 22/07/2007, you wrote:
>HI John
>Is it connected to a "real" serial port or a USB to serial port converter?
Real. I've confirmed that it's connected to a real COM1 and that the
port is working (with a spare modem I had sitting around).
>Is the serial port enabled in the computer BIOS?
>Do the settings in the BIOS = OS settings ex. IO range and IRQ?
>Some software will see, but not support COM ports >5, I have had
>problems getting equipment talking on them. AND some software will
>see the USB to serial port converts but will not work on them. Try
>it on a real COM port 1 or 2.
>The cable is straight though, pin 1 = pin 1.
I've tried both types of cable!
>Make sure you are not using a null modem cable AND
>Make sure the cable is plugged in securely.
Oh yes.
PSU is putting out just under 15v DC (offload). I do hope I've got
the right PSU - neg earth - pos to centre pin
>Bill
>KC2PCF
>
>----- Original Message ----- From: "John Hein" <editorial at scotsgay.co.uk>
>
>>Haven't used this receiver for ages and I've had a new computer since then.
>>
>>So, downloaded the Icom Software and plugged it in - Icom software
>>can't communicate.
>>
>>Have tried a number of serial leads and it still won't work.
>>
>>How should the serial lead actually be connected? Which pins go to
>>which pins?
>
>
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