[WriteLog] Fwd: Frustration with Writelog and my Flexradio 8400M

[Suzieb]

Mark first make sure you have the latest WIFlex driver installed.  Wayne 
(W5XD) posted on an other post the location of the new driver

https://writelog.com/flex1288b

It has full instructions.  While the some of the pictures are not 
current they are usable and you can get the idea.  And the instructions 
appear to be complete and quite extensive so hopefully that will help

Second the 8000 series of flex radios is mostly a new and faster bits of 
hardware and it is compatible with the 6000 series radios.  So I would 
not have any problems loading a program that says it is 6000 series 
compatible.  If anything, if it does not work just uninstall it .

Myself being new to the Flex radio (8400) search out information on how 
to do something, it is frustrating to see old information still posted, 
but knowing that the 8000 series is just an upgraded version of the 6000 
I have been able to get things to work.  It's a learning process and I'm 
plugging through it.

Hope I helped a little bit and good luck in your set ups

Val /N7VGO


On 4/4/2026 8:59 AM, Mark Griffin wrote:
> ---------- Forwarded message ---------
> From: Mark Griffin <pastormg2 at gmail.com>
> Date: Sat, Apr 4, 2026 at 10:49 AM
> Subject: Re: [WriteLog] Frustration with Writelog and my Flexradio 8400M
> To: Ken Claerbout <kenk4zw at gmail.com>
>
>
> Ken,
> To get that I need to make the flexradio emulate a Kenwood Radio which
> would be the T-2000. They do have a Flexradio Driver. But they say it is
> for the 6000 series. Now, whether or not that works with the 8000 series
> I'm not sure. And to be honest nobody has been able to answer that question
> for me as of yet. I have read directions on using a Elecraft K3 with 2
> VFO's and having it work with the Software. But it seems that nobody has
> come up with a guide that shows pictures on how to do this. I am trying to
> be patient with Writelog to give them a chance. And if worse comes to
> worse, I still have N1MM that I can fall back on. Thanks!
> Mark Griffin, KB3Z
>