What connection are you using between the computer and transceiver?
Are you using a *real* CT-17 CI-V interface with a separate power
supply or are you using a third party device? If you are using a
third party CI-V interface (converter) have to checked to determine
whether it needs power on the DTR and/or RTS lines?
If your interface is "port powered" make sure you are not using
PC Generates for CW on the same port as the radio and confirm that
you have no COM#_RTS_INIT and/or COM#_DTR_INI directives in
writelog.ini that apply to the radio port.
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 3/6/2014 1:01 PM, w0ej wrote:
Thanks Joe for the info. My rig communicates at 19,200 so when I installed
WriteLog that is the baud rate I set the Port Setup for and verified in the
INI file that I have 19,200,N,8,1
It was suggested that I go to 9,600 so went into the rig program and changed
to 9600,N,8,1 then went into WL and changed baud rate to 9600, saved
settings and verified in the INI file that the comms are now 9600. I then
closed down WL, rebooted the rig then reopened WL with no joy.
I then reset the rig and WL back to 19,200, I have five separate software
packages that all successfully communicate with the rig at 19,200 and have
been doing so for years. I'm not convinced something in the INI file is not
correct hence my request to see how other's INI file is setup. That being
said, I have two writelog.ini files which is confusing also. One in the
writelog folder and one in the C:\Windows folder..
Tnx agn 73,
Bill - W0EJ
NAQCC- #2271
SKCC- #10440T
FISTS- #14786
FPQRP- #2057
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