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
No, it's a homebrew cable. I'm using the front data port.
So, someone else mentioned something about this. I wasn't aware that
you could do clone operations through the front data port. You can use
the CS-2820 through that port?
Oh? I didn't know that. I found a document online that shows
On Wed, 2008-07-23 at 06:38 -0700, Dan Smith wrote:
I wasn't aware that you could do clone operations through the front
data port. You can use the CS-2820 through that port?
Yes.
The serial cable schematics won't, but the CI-V cloning cables will:
Yep, but this isn't a CI-V cable. It's a
Not a problem. If I kow what I am doing.
Okay, I'll see about putting in something to do that in the next post
and we can go from there. I also realized that I know someone locally
that as one each of a V82 and U82, so I might be able to borrow one for
a while.
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Dan Smith
