Ed-- I have all of the suggested settings below, though I have been playing with different values for retry interval, # of retries, and delay to determine if this would change anything. So far, no luck.
With no RTS/CTS or DTR/DSR lines, it did not make sense to have any of those boxes checked. The interface is based on one that I found on the web, which was in turn based on one in the ARRL Handbook. I am using an RS-232 chip with two Tx and two Rx sections. Wiring is as follows: - Radio to TTL Tx1, Tx2, and Rx1 - Computer to RS-232 Tx1 and Rx1 - Other devices to TTL Rx2 - RS-232 Tx2 wired to Rx2 Also, I am using an external wall-wart to a 5v regulator, so no power is being pulled from the RS-232 interface. This design isolates the radio from the rest of the CI-V equip- ment. I was having issues with the TTL signal being pulled to zero volts when my radio and SteppIR were connected to the same Tx and Rx inputs when I had the radio set to transceive on the CI-V line. Eric <snip> > > The port, baud rate, and whether you are using RTS or DTR to power your > interface should be the same in both. > > You need to have Commands are echoed checked. Some users check RTS/CTS > flow control, if you have, uncheck it. > > Set retries to 2, retry interval to 50, and write delay to 10. > > Whose design did you follow for the CI-V interface ? I've seen just > about all ot them. They tend to be basically the same. > > Ed W3NR > > PS: There are no net police on this list....hi > _______________________________________________ fldigi-alpha mailing list [email protected] https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/fldigi-alpha
