Arduino nano EVERY. Can do Yaesu too. This video is more focused on the configuration than the operation. ahttps://youtu.be/u8pPKy762sg

Hello guys, as some of you are aware I have a small lab where I work on Ham Radio devices and have been doing a lot of work around CI-V devices and hubs. Well after many months of work, I am

I use either a mega 2560 ( with Ethernet shield ) or a nano EVERY on a custom PCB

Very nice -- 73 Richard VE2DX, Jesus Island, PQ-014 VE2DX ELECTRONIC WWW.VE2DX.COM Only the Best ICOM, ERC and HRD https://groups.io/g/CIV Follow my projects on www.facebook.com/VE2DX/

Very nice is it Arduino or ESP32 based? -- 73 Richard VE2DX, Jesus Island, PQ-014 VE2DX ELECTRONIC WWW.VE2DX.COM Only the Best ICOM, ERC and HRD https://groups.io/g/CIV Follow my projects on

Hi, I most frequently use polling ( “pull” ) as it is easier to process the reply data because the expected reply message ( arriving about 20ms later ) is known. I have included qite a bit of TX

Hi, I’ve been experimenting with CI-V for a few years, originally driven by my desire to add a few external buttons to IC 7300 ( and later my 8600 ), the project evolved to more than that. Here is

I would have to lie to say I never heard of DXLab almost every hams on HF have ! ;P I am very happy to have you in our group... You are a reference for us... I hope my dumb post don’t make you laugh

+ AA6YQ comments below can you expand on collision detection + Collision detection is described in the CI-V Manual you posted in this group's Files

great Input Dave, can you expand on collision detection... and N+1 approach... also what apps did you develop anything we know well... 73 Richard VE2DX, Jesus Island, PQ-014 VE2DX ELECTRONIC

Collisions are a normal part of the CI-V bus protocol, just as they are a normal part of the Ethernet protocol. All Icom transceivers with CI-V bus support include the logic require to detect and

ok, let me clear the elephant in the room, no I ain't sniffing anything... other then in my coding... The goal of this email is to open a discussion about how to reach CI-V information on a CI-V bus

Ok... well finally was able to debug some timing issues in the original 705SMeter design when trying to go to cabled CI-V interface and it worked... So the new PCBs are on the way -- 73 Richard

interesting project thanks any code or other documentation? -- 73 Richard VE2DX, Jesus Island, PQ-014 VE2DX ELECTRONIC WWW.VE2DX.COM Only the Best ICOM, ERC and HRD https://groups.io/g/CIV Follow

Hi, If anyone is interested I put a couple of posts up on the Icom IC720 io/group about using an Arduino Nano to control an IC-720 via the 24 pin connector on the back by emulating an IC-746 on the

John, FYI put the meter online last friday and got a BUNCH being sent all over the place even Japan, Sweden, UK, France, Downunder, etc... WOW! keeping me way too busy! Also looking to put together a

Hello John, will offer this version On my website for 130$us for those interested, fully loaded and ready to go for the 705 and ICOM radios with Bluetooth like 705, just let me know your CI-V

I really like the meter Richard, would also look great for an ic-7300 as well as the ic-705 version. Really like it thanks for sharing. Very Best Wishes and Very Best Regards. 73 John MM3UMZ. --

Playing around with a project from F4HWM, using a small M5Stack device with really nice results... some changes overnight to fix 3 bugs ; - DV is not being displayed. FIXED :D - USB-D showing up as

Hello gang, someone sent me a message asking a very good question, what IS the correct CI-V voltage; The answer is fairly simple 5VDC PtoP. The idle CI-V voltage should be 5VDC and drops to near Zero