Ok.. I changed the subject for you Don. Good idea. Before the subject of FCC compliance goes much farther here, I’d like to see it move to a new topic.

MFJ is shipping 1234Bs. I got one a few weeks ago. Good Luck, dave wa3gn

If you can find one! No dealer has any stock of the 1234B, and none have any idea when they will be available. Lou, W0FK

Before the subject of FCC compliance goes much farther here, I’d like to see it move to a new topic.

Which "FCC requirement" is that Steve? Thanks 73 Jim W7RY On 1/8/2021 8:36 PM, Steve_KE4LC wrote:

Steve Can you please reference the FCC requirement you referenced about being able to turn the power off to the radio to a specific rule?

Hi Howard, After installing the 1.02 version which installed the Eltima Virtual Port driver and seeing that worked. I then installed the 1.05 version over it which gave me a custom, repair, and uninst

Oops, 73 - not 74, thumb typing... Steve

Charlie, remote CW would also be possible by simply interfacing the RigPi key output to your rig’s key inputs. Several good ways to enable CW - with RigPi’s Keyer and other applications, even allowing

Hi Charlie, you are correct. To control the rig and read status, you would have to be able to connect to the RigPi via a serial or USB connection in order to interact with the rig via CAT commands. Bo

Hi Howard, I installed the v1.02 software. I got prompted with that if I wanted to install the Eltima software. That installed and worked fine. I did not get that prompt installing the 1.05 version. W

Hi Howard, Thanks. I'll try the earlier versions and report back. I'm willing to run a debug version or you could probably even remote into my system. To me it looks like it's an extremely fast failur

Will the rigpi control a kwm 380 or kenwood ts 430. I know I won't be able to tune but hope to be able to operate remotely with radio set up before hand. I use a Signalink usb for sstv and other digit

I have the MFJ 1234. I see that the MFJ 1234B is out now with the Raspberry Pi 4B in it. Is there really any advantage to having the Pi 4 verses the Pi 3 that's in the original 1234 ? Would it be wort

Hi Ken, RigPi Hub is a 32-bit Windows program (VB6) so should be installed in the programs (x86) folder. There hasn't been an update since I haven't been able to repeat the problem here. You can find

Alright. I loaded rig pi hub up on another Win10 x64 install and it does the same thing. Get the virtual com port fail message. So this must be a bug in the VCP driver that you are using or there are

I have the 1.01 version on another Windows 10 PC. That one works fine and when I start it, it looks like the program is using the Eltima virtual serial port driver. Is that still the same in version 1

I saw this problem on another post, but it wasn't really resolved so appears there is a bug. I can bring up rig Hub and it connects to pi. If I try to open a virtual comport it always says open virtua

No hurry Steve! I'm retired and "sheltering in place" until the vaccines show up... Cheerio and 73 Dan N1DH Dan Heather👍 Sent from Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Hi Dan, sorry for delayed reply. I am about halfway through the wiki version. I have it broken up into as follows: project summary hardware set-up Rig control (CAT, serial-USB cabling) Audio Rig audio