More Junk on the chart table ;o(
"Steve" wrote
Thanks to all who responded.
Steve
s/v Good Intentions
Glad to help. Because your original question included the comment:
Since Icom included a Jack...
I also commented on how to tell if you neded a converter at all. And
discount what the manual says if you DO have a db-9 or db-25 pin data port
on the back of your radio! If it's there, you do not require a converter.
Icom made so many radios w/o a data port (before they wised up) that the
manual may simply address old issues no longer relevant to the newer radios.
I think you did say yours was new, so...
If the data port is there, go on the assumption that it will interpret any
software commands that match the radio's baud-rate (usually 1200b for
Icoms).
Cheers,
Jack
Va Beach
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