Hi Butch!

Great!  I am going to try RT Systems with NVDA.  That said, I am really
curious about how their cable might work with Kenwood's MCP (i.e., b via a
COM port).  So, if you find anything out please let me know.  

In that regard, I did notice that under the Windows Device Manager driver
settings for the cable there is an option (checkbox) to turn off "VSP"; and
if that is done profiles ~1 - ~26 are then available.  I have no idea what
all that means.  However, seemingly it might mean that the cable should act
like a COM port - perhaps.

73,
Richard

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Subject: Re: RT Systems KRS-F6 Programming Kit for the Kenwood TH-F6

The rt systems will work with nvda well sort of, I forget what keys you push
to open up the edit boxes.  I'm fairly certain I've used their cable with
Kenwoods program, I will try it for sure, you have to find what comport is
assigned to that cable.  I'll do some playing and let you know for sure.
73
Butch
WA0VJR
Node 3148
Wallace, ks.


On Thu, 29 Jan 2015, Richard B McDonald wrote:

> Hi!
>
>
>
> After exhaustively failing with the Kenwood PG-4YU programming cable, 
> I purchased the RT Systems KRS-F6 Programming Kit for the Kenwood 
> TH-F6 (MCP software and cable).  Regrettably, this software is 
> inaccessible.  This cable has some sort of built-in functionality 
> where it does not use a COM port; meaning that it seemingly only works
with the RT Systems software.
> Put another way, it will not work with the Kenwood MCP software; which 
> is totally accessible, but which requires use of a COM port.
>
>
>
> Now I am in the worst of both worlds.  While the RT Systems cable may 
> work, its related software is inaccessible.  On the other hand, While 
> Kenwood's MCP software is totally accessible, the Kenwood programming 
> cable does not work.
>
>
>
> Therefore, has anyone found a way to make the RT Systems software 
> accessible (with JAWS)?  Or, has anyone found a way to make the RT 
> Systems cable work with Kenwood's MCP (i.e., use a COM port)?
>
>
>
> 73,
>
> Richard KK6MRH
>
>