On Tue, 2008-07-22 at 16:48 -0700, Dan Smith wrote: > It's strange that your cable doesn't seem to be echoing what the PC > sends. Are you using an OPC-478?
No, it's a homebrew cable. I'm using the front data port. > In the ICOM (and I think all other) > cables, the TX and RX pins are tied together in the db9 connector, Oh? I didn't know that. I found a document online that shows a cable schematic, it does not have them connected together. > If you want, edit chirp/icf.py, and in the send_clone_frame() > function, > put "return frame" right after the "pipe.write(frame)" line. This > should stop it from eating and comparing the echo. Yeah, that works. I just did a successful download. It won't let me export, import, or upload (those are disabled, and it says "no image", even after downloading), but that's a different issue... I'm going to play around with the command line tool and see what I can do with that. Thanks for the help! Brian
