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Re: th-f 6 a programing help needed
From:
Steve Dresser <[log in to unmask]>
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Blind-Hams For blind ham radio operators <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Sun, 14 Mar 2004 15:48:08 -0500
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Bob,

In the Radio menu, there's a Port Selection Submenu, which is where you
select the port you want to use.  The ports are presented as a list, and
you arrow down to the one you want, and press Enter.  Having said that,
there may be a problem with the way your second COM port is set up.  I have
no way to tell if that's the case, so you may have to have someone help you
check it.  I think I'd try running the DEC Talk on Com2, and if that works,
just use Com1 for the radio.

Steve

On Saturday 3/13/04 23:37 KA5ETA wrote:
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>I have just gotten a Kenwood th-f 6a and the radio seems to be one of =
>the best that I have ever had.  But I am having a little trouble =
>programming the radio from the pc.  Every time I try to save the data =
>that I have all ready manually put in the radio I get an error message. =
>Radio is invalid, check and try again. =20
>I have check connection, also the com port, and everything else that I =
>can think of trying.  I am sure that I am missing something but I can =
>not think what.  I hope that some young mind can help this old dog.  If =
>it matters I am running 98 sec, with 512 mag of memory. =20
>I did try to program the radio on another computer, that computer only =
>had one com port and the radio worked fine.  I guess on question is does =
>the software really work on com 2?  I have com 1 busy with my dec-talk.  =
>Any thought will be appreciated. =20
>Bob  KA5ETA
>Echo-link node 28599
>442.150R
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>the best that I have ever had.  But I am having = a little=20 trouble
>programming the radio from the pc.  Every time I try to = save the=20 data
>that I have all ready manually put in the radio I get an error =
>message.=20 Radio is invalid, check and try again.
>I have check connection, also the com=20 port, and everything else that I
>can think of trying.  I am = sure that=20 I am missing something but I can
>not think what.  I hope that some = young=20 mind can help this old
>dog.  If it matters I am running 98 sec, = with 512=20 mag of memory.
>I did try to program the radio on = another computer,=20 that computer
>only had one com port and the radio worked fine.  I = guess on=20 question
>is does the software really work on com 2?  I have com 1 = busy with=20 my
>dec-talk.  Any thought will be appreciated.
>Bob  KA5ETA
>Echo-link node=20 28599
>442.150R
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