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Flex had a few issues with excessive fan noise with the new models when first released, my 8600 had to be returned for a fix that has largely but not completely cured the problem (this a story far too

Very enlightening. I have been in self imposed exile from Ham Radio for well over 15 years, but around Christmas time I thought I should probably give it one more whirl before I fall of my perch. A

Thank you so much 73 FM8TF De : [email protected] <[email protected]> De la part de Alex Malyava - K2BB via groups.io Envoyé : mercredi 7 mai 2025 11:47 ? : [email protected] Objet : Re:

The manual is indeed very scant on virtual comm port details. I use Logger32 as my main logging programme and have done for years, it is the best logging programme on any platform by a long, long way.

Again, thanks. And thanks for already experimenting with lower baud rates. That's the document I already searched, and the word 'baud' is conspicuous by it s absence. Do you by chance have/use another

check the setting in the 710 radio, the CAT / COM port speed. I think the default value is all the way up in 50-100,000 range, not 9,600 like you have in the logger [email protected]> wrote:

Hi there Bob! I set Logger32 at 115200 baud, no parity, 8 data bits and 1 stop bit because that is what is in the manual on page 999. I had no problems with these settings with my old 6600 only when I

Aki, I installed the driver and have the two serial ports as you said. I had configured the radio on the enhanced port in Logger32 but I don't have any reaction when changing band or frequency on the

Thanks, but how did you know to set Logger32 at 115200, no parity, 1 stop, and 8 data bits? Does SmartCAT automatically sync to the Logger32 settings? With any sign of instability/reliability, my

Luxury! We were lucky to have logarithmic tables and a slide rules! :)

Mine was a RadioShack TRS80..... 73 Jan PA4JJ Op 7-5-2025 om 14:02 schreef Bob via groups.io:

Hi Bob, I've attached a grab of my configuration for both Smartcat and Logger32, I'm not suggesting this is the best or the only way to do things cuz I ain't smart either ;-) but they work for me. 73,

... and, as a personal observation, from what you describe, we have made no real progress in computing since my very first computer, an Altair 8800 in the mid '70s. No 8" floppy for me (I couldn't

Thanks for the insight. What about the Logger32 Serial port settings - baud rate /parity/stop bits/data bits? SeventyThree(s).

Hi Johan, I had this problem for a time with my 8600 but never with my old 6600. The latest firmware seems to have largely cured the issue, but here's how to make sure you don't have any issues:

So what are the settings for the Logger32 end? Guess I 'aint so smart. I downloaded the FlexRadio CAT docs, and it doesn't contain the word 'baud'. How/where/when foes a user define the the serial

Hi Bob, once a comm port is created in Smartcat and defined as a serial port it is not possible to configure baud rate/parity etc. Smart innit? :-) 73, Frank GI4NKB

Alec, where are the settings in SmartSDR for baud/parity/etc? I see nothing in the documentation. SeventyThree(s).

Thanks Alec. Johan, on Logger32 click VIEW and make sure the option ENABLE ERROR TRAPPING is checked. Logger32 will now generate error messages if there's anything it doesn't like.. SeventyThree(s).

Hi, I use Flex-6400 with Logger32 and have never had any such issues. However, Flex-8400 is another animal and I hear a lot of comments stating it is technologically still in a crawling state... Best