If you bridge the RTS and CTS lines it will essentially disable hardware flow control and work fine. I use cheap bluetooth adapters on mine this way. Every time it pulls RTS high to ask for permission

Update***, I am a dumbass! I clearly read and wrote down notes to order a straight cable, just as the manual said to use. However, without a thought, I typed in NULL, and got that instead! Thank

Thank you for the responses. I love the original , though incomplete RS232c proto, however, we have dumbed it down to a half system from what it was. If I recall it was originally based on a 25 pin

Also there is a difference in the programming for the CAT control and the data signals. The CAT does not have to be fully implemented - only the RX and TX are necessary for that signal. I have made a

First of all I hate "Standard RS-232 Secondly the USB cable you have has to be the right sex for the radio. First try a null modem adapter to make sure that the RX lines up with the TX on the other

The first thing I would look at (because this always bites me when I have such issues) is that the serial port baud rate on both the computer and the radio match. And make sure you are

I too enjoy a small collection. I still use the TS-520 for AM, otherwise we use a TH-D7, the TM-V7a, and TM-D700. The V7a was my first real vhf mobile, I used an HT otherwise. I do enjoy the build

I am unable to talk to the TM-D700. well beyond screaming at it and expressing my sincere frustrations that it truly could be one of the kids, it listens and cleans my desk just as well. Kidding

Kenwood Dual Band HT, Speaker, Headphones, Crystal Filters, Microphone, Mobile mount, Extension feet, and more For Sale . Kenwood TH-G71 Dual Band HT: The Kenwood TH-G71A is a dual bander with

Ok very good. Glad that worked. I use Icom commercial mobile radios for digipeaters and they do not have data plugs on the back. So we use the mic jack. When I first set one up I could not get it to

Hi Les! You da man!!! I changed TNC’s to my backup. KPC3 and everything works. Turning the volume up to 11:00 position from 7:00 made the difference Thank you Les Ron KK7GO Get Outlook for

That you. I missed that when I read it. WA1YZN On 11/11/2022 13:03, Ron Short wrote:

Where is your volume knob setting at. Radios that do not have a Data jack on the back necessitating using the mic jack it is important to note the position of the volume knob. I've seen Icom and

The cable rings out fine. Gonna look into the TNC for any needed jumper settings. Also, I have another TNC to try as well. Ron KK7GO

Yes, the radio is a TM-271a model, not the TM-271e model Ron KK7GO

Is there a reason for not using the data jack on the back of the radio, instead of the microphone jack? Bruce WA1YZN On 11/11/2022 11:27, Tyler Griffiths wrote:

Indeed. Gonna do that today. Thanks for pinout Ron KK7GO From: main@Kenwood-radios.groups.io <main@Kenwood-radios.groups.io>On Behalf Of Tyler Griffiths via groups.io Sent: Friday, November

Hummm. You may want to get your meter out and check it out. Tyler Griffiths N7UWX See where I am: bit.ly/2v2tOoR

Bought it from Les at HamMadeParts. Ron KK7GO From: main@Kenwood-radios.groups.io <main@Kenwood-radios.groups.io>On Behalf Of Tyler Griffiths via groups.io Sent: Friday, November 11, 2022

Did you build the cable or buy it? Tyler Griffiths N7UWX See where I am: bit.ly/2v2tOoR