Thanks to all for the recommendations. Looks like my cards are getting
old, after all...
73,
Erik - K5WW
On 7/6/2014 8:25 PM, Jim Rhodes wrote:
I am using I/O Edgeport USB boxes,. A 4 port for portable (still win7)
and an 8 port when using my newer laptop. Works great, found drivers
and loaded right up (of course it had to do that for each port, so did
take a few minutes).
On Jul 6, 2014 1:03 AM, "Rick Johnson" <110268293250g@gmail.com
<mailto:110268293250g@gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi all.
Last week I upgraded my old shack XP box to 8.1. The migration
went pretty smooth.
But... the only thing not working is RTTY keying. One card is a
Sunix brand (model 4036), the other is a StarTech (model unknown;
but Windows found the proper drivers, or so it said).
Both cards have Windows 8.1 64 bit drivers; which - according to
Microsoft - should work fine. But they don't.
The StarTech makes my PC crash when I try to do RTTY with it; the
Sunix card puts my rig in transmit; but doesn't do the FSK keying.
In fact, I can select either COM port in the software, and -
regardless of whether the cable is hooked up to COM4 or COM5 - the
radio goes into transmit! Weird, to say the least.
So, my question: what are you using on Windows 8.1 that properly
works in RTTY? Clearly my (oldish) cards and their drivers are no
good....
Thanks, 73,
Erik - K5WW
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