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The first picture is of my rig - the Argent board is installed, along with their USB adapter. The DB9 connector and cable are present - as pictured - just not connected. In the Argent Data sample

So where's the Alinco's original DB9 connector and cable? Did you take it out? It should have been connected to the connector on the Argent Tracker board that didn't come with a cable pre-attached to

That picture was my rig. Here's the sample install that Argent Data has on their Web page ...

Andrew, the Arget board is connected to the radio board with a 10 pin connector or similar cable. Does this then connect to the serial port on the back of the radio? Chris -------------------- From:

On 4/18/24 20:08, Andrew P. wrote: > But there should have been another connection on the Argent board for the DB9 to connect to. The no-installed-daughter-board use of the internal cable is to bring

But there should have been another connection on the Argent board for the DB9 to connect to. The no-installed-daughter-board use of the internal cable is to bring the audio and PTT connections to the

The DB9 connector isn't ... connected ... to anything. The internal connection it uses is being used by the Argent Data board.

Well, another alternative is to ignore the USB pigtail coming out of the radio and use the DB9 connector with a USB-to-RS232 adapter instead. If you have the relevant hardware, try that and see if it

It's in digital mode. The radio has the square wave symbol. Also, it doesn't play the audio in digital mode, you just hear clicks on the speaker.

Here's an interesting bit of information I just found in the Argent documentation: The T3-135 board is active only when the radio is placed in digital mode, indicated by a square wave icon on the

Nothing from dmesg. The only thing new is that plugging in the cable from the radio (into the USB 3.0 port on the inovato Quadra), causes the hub to be re-recognized. But only the hub, and the

No /dev/ttyAMA0 device either? Some USB-to-serial chipsets use that device name instead. You might want to execute the "lsusb" command so see if anything is actually on the USB bus. It might be an

Me too. I've been running the Sounds plugin with extra debugging turned on for 3 straight days, and it's still playing the .wav file for me. Andrew, KA2DDO ________________________________________

A couple of more commands to check out: lsusb (or lsusb -l) will list all USB devices. You can do the same before/after to see what appears. dmesg will show the log of kernel messages. Most (if not

No change. I also tried ls -l /dev/tty* to shorten the output. I tried both unplugging and plugging the cable as well as powering the rig down and up.

I've been trying ls -al /dev/ and I get a ton of output. I didn't notice anything new from try to try but will use your string and try again. Thanks.

And if you don't see it there, unplug the USB to the radio, do ls -l /dev then plug the USB into the radio and turn it on and run the same command again. Look through the list to see what changed. The

I know it's not YAAC at the moment. I'm communicating with Argent Data to sort out why their device might not be recognized. Data mode is activated on the Alinco. I've tried changing cables,

Just to make sure it's not a YAAC problem, after connecting the USB cable and powering up the Alinco radio, try issuing the Linux shell command: ls -l /dev/ttyUSB* Do you actually find any such

I'm using ls -al /dev/ to see what's recognized. Lots of tty entries but no ttyUSB0 or similar. I'm communicating with Argent Data to see what I need to do ... Thanks