Try sending DTMF tones using both microphones (I remember you saying you had two radios)... Try both microphone jacks (one on the remote head and the body of the radio)... Try talking using both micro

If you are keying up repeaters I assume you are transmitting the tone. First thing I would do is turn up the monitor and listen to what the transceiver is sending or thinks it is sending. Then I would

Help, I can key up repeaters so I know the RF transmit is working, but no audio gets out. I have two iCOM 7000s so I have tested the parts interchanged between the two. Both receive well and both tran

Gerard, If you go to the FTDI link J.D. posted, in the chart showing which drivers are used by operating system version, for Windows 10 there is a link to an installation guide in the right most colum

Gerard, If you are running W10 then the driver should be set up automatically when you attach the USB/Serial adapter. Use device manager - double click Ports(Com & LPT) you should see an entry for you

Some of the counterfeit cables now send a disk with a driver that will replace the FTDI driver and let it work, but this is just confirming that the cable is not genuine FTDI.

Be aware of one very important thing and that is that a whole lot of the FTDI chips in adapters are counterfeit and this why the WIN 10 will not locate them. You might have on of the adapters with the

Your question I hope is answered in a couple of replies to other suggestions.

This solution requires one to actually see a detected com port before applying the fix. My computer does not recognize the device I am using (FT231X USB UART). I'm continuing my research.

If you go to device manager and find the FT231X listed under USB COM etc. then go to driver and hit the search for driver on the web. You can also search for it. Try looking here: https://www.ftdichip

I get it. You are absolutely right. So where can I find a driver for a FT231X USB UART (RS232 to USB converter) adapter that will work on Windows 10 version 2004 ?

I had a similar problem when I upgraded to Windows 10. Microsoft autoinstalled drivers detect whether the USB to serial chip is a true Prolific or FTDI chip or a clone. If it is a clone, chip the auto

There is not a driver for your ic7000! There is a driver for the USB cable you are using to convert to the RS232. The CABLE not the IC7000. The IC7000 has no driver as there is no USB converter in it.

Thank you for your response. I understand that I need a driver. The problem is I cannot find one for the IC-7000.

What does the device manager say? right click the start button (lower left corner) and scroll up the list. OE8UWW

Since the IC7000 does not have a USB interface you should tell us which interface you are using. If it is a cheap chinese one, it is possible there is a clone FTDI chip in it which is causing your dri

https://www.icomjapan.com/support/firmware_driver/?pg=1&type=&sort1=&old=&class=&genre=&category= The latest USB should work… 1.30 But the earlier version are there.

Download the Windows 10 doesn't like the drivers for many of the Serial converters that do not have the genuine chips used. The drivers from the chip companies now check for having the real thing. Loo

Recently I had a hard drive failure on the computer I use for digital modes on my IC-7000. A newer computer with Windows 10 does not automatically create a com port for the interface that has been wor

The correct position for the SWR/PWR Meter is between the Radio and the Tuner for it to work properly. 73 Van WD6FGB

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