Steve Hajducek wrote: > Hi Kevin, > > If you select by model number from "Radio Type" you want your radio > to be using the factory address and 19200 baud. > > If you use GENERIC ICOM, which I don't recommend, then you want to > use the baud radio your is set to 8N1, the radio address your radio > is set. Don't both checking SPLIT VFO as your model is not going to > benefit from it due to its design. > > I say never use AUTOBAUD and keep INFORMATION set to OFF. > > /s/ Steve, N2CKH > > > At 10:26 PM 10/13/2007, you wrote: > >> I have been trying to get PCALE functioning with my IC706IIG. >> I cannot get the CAT function to work ie. scanning etc. >> Transmits (individual call) fine with PTT via com 1. >> I have tried using the "Generic Icom" and entering the correct address >> etc. and still no joy. >> CAT works fine on "Commander" and "HRD". >> Any help appreciated. >> >> Kevin VK5OA >> Thanks Steve for your comments. The only radio listed in the "radio type" is Icom 706, and I think that the Icom 706IIg might have a different command set, that is why, in desperation I tried the Generic. I REPEAT that the IIG performs perfectly on Commander and HRD where you can select 706IIG. I am well aware of the idiosyncrasies of baud rate, bits and parity and there is no problem there. I would like to hear from anyone that is successfully using an Icom 706IIG with PCALE.
Kevin VK5OA
