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HRD AND ICOM 756 PRO II SERIAL
HRD AND ICOM 756 PRO II WINDOWS 7
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HRD AND ICOM 756 PRO II SERIAL

If you prefer to be anonymous write it in the message. Had CI-V problems between my Icom IC-756 ProII and Ham Radio Deluxe using my original USB serial cable. Watch for me on 14070 as soon as I get it VE3CNU Rick. I have ordered the Signalink and am eagerly awaiting delivery. If the message is relate to an article, the article can be selected next to each message.Ĭlick here to write a new message or comment for IC-756PRO2 Note that the message is not related to any article.Ĭlick here to see the article list for IC-756PRO2.ĭo you have any tricks, modifications or constructions for homebrewed equipment that are not on mods.dk, please send the information to mods.dk. I have a Icom 756 Pro and have it hooked up to HRD via a 9 interface cable I bought (new) on eBay. This forum message list include all message for that is related to IC-756PRO2, this include message that also is related to articles.

HRD AND ICOM 756 PRO II FREE

7549.5 Pro-loaded Windows 051,2' Receive FREE installation of any. If you need to walk through anything else, just let me know via PM or qrz.com address.Note that page can take a while to load, if there are many modifications. (755C) V Removable 340MB, 540MB or SIOMB hard drives v 10.4 TI'l' active. Anyway, separating the audio and digital grounds solved the issue and I've been running FB with it since. ICOM IC-756 Pro II - PA Unit Fuse replacement: : IC-756 pro II IF output for IF panadapter: : IC-756 PRO 2 MARS CAP Mod: : Destruction of band switching diodes Icom IC-756PROII: : Icom IC-756Pro2 Roofing Filter Modification: : TX expand on IC 756PROII 23 EU models: : IC-756PRO2. Like I mentioned, this was a couple of years or so ago and I don't exactly recall what happened when I built it per spec, but the config didn't work probably some sort of RFI issue. The one thing that I had to do to my cable to make it work correctly was to NOT connect the audio ground to the digital ground in the cable (Nav connector end).

Press EXIT/SET two times then SCOPE to return to "typical" screenĪs to the cable between the Navigator and the Icom, I made my own.

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Just in case, here are the CI-V settings in my ProII (they are probably defaults, I don't recall changing anything when configuring with the Navigator, but could be wrong): This Interface set is compatible with the following Icom Radio’s for IC-756 pro, IC-756 pro2, IC-756 pro3, IC-7400, IC-746, IC-746 pro, IC-7600, IC-7700, IC-7800, IC-910H 1. I say "mostly" because a few settings are of course optimized to my personal operating preferences, but I can say that all of those were in place prior to configuring the Navigator to the ProII. And as has been mentioned many times, Carl is very accessible, responsive and helpful. I have verified the ports and have tried every bit rate combination, but all I get is 'can't read freq.

HRD AND ICOM 756 PRO II WINDOWS 7

I have tried the laptop, with Windows 7 and the desktop with Windows XP. The point about the Kenwood 590 having a warranty is valid, but dang the Icom is a much nicer looking rig.

I really liked the 950 and would still have it but the chance at the Icom came along. The Icom is a very nice receiver and the band scope is more useful then on the Yaesu 1200s. HRD (and N1MM logger) refuse to work with both. I replaced an FT950 with an Icom 756 pro 2.

HRD works but I find N4PY more cost effective and easier to use. I have an Icom-756 (original, not pro) and an Icom-706MKIIG. I much prefer N4PY graphic user interface. I don't recall making any changes to the default settings with the ProII menu items. I use it with MicroHAM USB II and it works quite well. I think for digital the Navigator is more sensitive than the SignaLink USB box the Navigator replaced. GM Don, I run a ProII with a Navigator and have been for about 2 years or so the Navigator is a great box, not just for digital, but also has true RTTY (vs AFSK) as well as a built-in K1EL keyer.