Connecting the USB cable to the KPA1500 creates its own FTDI virtual COM
port.
Did you look in the Windows Device Manager to see if the virtual COM port
number changed? When you disconnect and reconnect the USB cable from the
amplifier, you should see the amp's COM port disappear and reappear in
Try supp...@elecraft.com or a simple phone call.
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> On Oct 1, 2018, at 9:51 PM, char...@k5ua.com wrote:
>
> Must have had a power surge because I can no longer communicate with my
> KPA-1500 on the same virtual com port like I did for about 6 weeks. Tried a
Must have had a power surge because I can no longer communicate with my
KPA-1500 on the same virtual com port like I did for about 6 weeks.
Tried a new USB cable, but that did not work either. Does connecting
the KPA-1500 to the computer via a USB cable make a COM port of it's
own, or must we
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