Some users have asked us about the fact that the USB cable on the CT-17Bs are fixed length and hardwire, the present design was done to keep the units as small as possible. The USB cables presently

OK, well after many months working at everything, a big piece of the puzzle is now online. www.ve2dx.com our new web site is live. you will find information on our project, ham radios tips on ICOM,

Ok, 3D printer back online and plenty of parts came in so the CT-17Bs (Icom CI-V hubs) and IAB1 (Icom Breakout Boxes are available for shipment again this

OK Guys! Finale version of the IMK (Icom Memory Keypad) family, bigest changes; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juQoNG98DE0 - IMK2 None, ready to go. - IMK3, added TX light, changed for the Larger

Well am still working on the CI-V based 8 memories keypad for the 7300, 9700and 7610, but running into major issues with finding a good quality capacity touch screen at a fair price to make the

Or am I! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFxCrFwhaRw -- Only the Best ICOM, ERC and HRD https://groups.io/g/CIV Follow my projects on www.facebook.com/VE2DX/ 73 Richard VE2DX, Jesus Island, PQ-014

Heres a few comments; All I can think of here is that the confusion over the missing responses would be caused by the ECHO mode in your CI-V settings, are using the USB port or the CI-V (Remote port

Hi Richard, thanks for your reply. Got to admit I'm a bit of a novice with the CI-V commands. I just figure out them out from the 7610 manual and set up the controls in my logging software (Logger32)

OK, when you do what response does the 7610 send back have you got a sniffer online? That data would really help! if you dont have one look at HHD Device Monitoring studio freeware (for 20 minutes

Hi Group Trying to get commands for the Band Stacking Registers working with my IC-7610 so as to switch between them using programable "buttons" in my logging software. Not having any joy

Here we go, totaly rethinking IMK1 and added IMK2 and IMK3. they will be CI-V based memory keypads in 3 variations. This small video will show you the diretion I am going...

Trivia note: I had always pronounced CI-V as "See-Eye-Vee", as did everybody I've ever heard discuss it. I had occasion to talk to an Icom guy a while back and he politely informed me it was properly

Yes, my understanding is that it is 'See-EYE-FIVE' one of the variations of the definition is Computer Interface release 5, there are others even ICOM changed this over the years. Hope this helps

Ok, ICOMs CI-V it a very usefull and very simple protocol. In this posting we will look at how we can figure out if the radio is in RX or TX and switch it to RX or TX. First the CI-V protocol is a

Here is another Ham project been working on for a while now and with warmer weathers up here in the GREAT WHITE NORTH! I realy need to finish this one soon and install the antenna on the mobile

Ok, here is a project I am still working on, the IMK1 (ICOM 8 MEMRY KEYPAD), is a 8 memory keys keypad for the 7300, 9700 and 7610 probably other need to check... the unit is NOT attached to the

Very good info Micheal... yes address 00 is often used by hardware also... it is also interresting to know that CI-V is a handshake protocol thus the protocol ids the host (application or device

Also keep in mind that while there is a default address for each model of radio, some applications hardcode these addresses, so if you change the address in the radio, the application may not

the original Icom CT-17 is still available from some Ham Radio retaillers, but it is dating from the 1980s. the new just release VE2DX CT-17B Icom CI-V hub, is an improved windows 10 plug and play

Here is a really nice simple (very!) project from a VE2 Friend of mine. https://create.arduino.cc/projecthub/ddufault/external-s-meter-on-icom-radios-with-ci-v-port-d4e783 it is using a Yaesu made