It should have come with a driver disk of some sort. I still don't see a USB 
cable for programming kenwood radios, only icom radios but I could just be 
missing it. It would, when the drivers are installed, it would set itself up 
as a com port so you'd have to know what com port it was setting itself up 
as to select that with in the software but there really would have to be a 
driver CD with it. Do you have the model number of the cable by chance? 
maybe I can look around a little?
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From: "Robert Clark" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, June 15, 2007 3:07 PM
Subject: Re: USB serial cable


>    Update.  No progress.  I am surprised its harder than it ought to be.
> All I need is for Windows to install the USB serial device, then it should
> work.  I do notice the Kenwood software only has com ports in its 
> settings.
> I hope someone knows the answer. I may hit Kenwood next week, see if they
> know.
>
>    Windows XP sees the cable when its plugged into a USB port but cannot
> find drivers.  I dont know exactly what this device would be called so am
> not sure how to proceed to install it manually.  If I can do that at all.
> Will check in next week.
>
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