If the USB serial adapter is showing as an unknown device, then you'll need
to install the device driver for that USB serial adapter. If you know who
manufactured it, you might be able to find a driver to make it work using a
web search.
No, you don't need a device driver for the radio, you need one for your USB
serial thingamabob.
The fact that you're using Windows Vista is probably why that USB adapter
isn't automatically recognized: you're using paleolithic software.
73,
-Rick
On Tue, Mar 29, 2016 at 9:20 PM, Todd <tstr...@charter.net> wrote:
> It shows up under system devices as an unknown device (didn’t know if I
> had some device driver for the radio on the old box I’m forgetting about?)
> as I can see it come and go if I plug/unplug the USB cable but doesn’t show
> up as a port option. Is there a device driver I need installed for the
> radio (Yaesu FT920) that I’m totally forgetting about or something like
> that? I feel stupid because I obviously had it working on the old computer
> but can’t get this one going. Both were/are running Vista but that’s a
> whole other story
>
> Howard – not radio settings, they are all fine (baud rate, etc.) it’s a
> com port connectivity issue.
>
> Todd & Astrid
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