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On Sun, Apr 28, 2019 at 5:02 PM Bruce via BVARC <[email protected]> wrote:

> Right Click on This PC or My Comptuter or whatever it is called on your
> desktop. Click on Properties, Select Device Manager
>
> Double Click on PORTS
>
> Look at the list of COM ports used
> Double click on the one you think you are using
>
> Click on Port Settings
> Make sure these are all the same as you have your radio setup to use.
>
> Then, there is one more thing hidden here.... if you think COM3 or COM4
> could be used by something else, click on Advanced and change the COM port
> to anything else that did not appear in the original list (ie, an unused
> COM port).
>
> Close everything and reboot the computer. (Not really necessary to reboot
> but windows does weird things sometimes and this is the safest way to know
> if it works or not).
>
> 73...bruce
>
>
> On 4/28/2019 4:45 PM, Martin Blaise via BVARC wrote:
>
> One more update - this is what it says in my manual - The FT450 D has a
> built-in level converter, allowing direct connection from the rear panel
> CAT jack to the serial port of your computer without the need of any
> external boxes. You will need a serial cable for connection to the RS-232C
> (serial or COM port) connector on your computer. Purchase a standard serial
> cable (not the so-called null modem type) ensuring it has the correct
> gender and number of pins (some serial COM port connectors use a 9-pin
> rather than 25-pin configuration). If your computer uses a custom connector
> you may have to construct the cable. in this case, refer to the technical
> documentation supplied with your computer for correct data connection.
> ----- The reason I am trying to get the cat cable to work is that all rare
> DX now uses fox/hound to operate digital modes and without a cat cable I am
> unable to work any DX. Considering DXing was why I got into the hobby, that
> is why I am trying so hard to make this work.
>
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> On Sun, Apr 28, 2019 at 4:24 PM Martin Blaise <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>> Updated message on the com port issue. Ok, so I went back to the original
>> usb to db9 serial cable and plugged it in. On Windows Device Manager, there
>> is NO com4 port showing a Prolific device. So I unplugged it and plugged in
>> the NEW cable I got through Amazon. In Windows Device Manager it shows
>> Prolific com 3 and Prolific on com 4. Com 3 is the line to the NOMIC. Com 4
>> should be the CAT CABLE from the Yaesu 450d to the computer. I am using PCC
>> 450d software as stated earlier. When I open the software I first have to
>> select the com. Com 4 is in red and is the ONLY com port showing in red. I
>> click on it and it takes. Then I have to click on a com button so it will
>> connect to the port. It always fails. I did install the driver that came
>> with the cable I bought. It says Prolific USB to Serial Comm Port 4 on
>> device manager (and the other on com 3). I don't think I have the tools to
>> measure continuity on pins. Could I have a bad RS232 port on the Yaesu? I
>> think the problem is in the computer somewhere. Why would a device show up
>> in device manager for one cable and not the other? And if the device is
>> showing on com 4 in device manager, I am wondering why I cannot connect. I
>> don't know if I can attach files here, so I will explain the two graphics
>> and the messages I get - select com 4, enter, then click on com and get
>> "connecting the com port now" and this is always followed by "failed to
>> connect the com port." Is my computer damaged inside? Hope this update
>> helps. I really can't afford a new computer desktop right now.
>>
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>> On Sun, Apr 28, 2019 at 8:13 AM Martin Blaise <[email protected]>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> I am trying to get my Yaesu 450d to work with a Cat Cable to the usb
>>> port on the computer. When I plug in the cable I hear clicks on the radio
>>> and the TX is flashing. But when I try to use the PCC 450d software I set
>>> the com port to 4 and then click on com. It tries to connect, but then
>>> always tells me there is an error connecting to the com port. It shows com
>>> 4 as red saying that is the one to use. Com 3 is already in use. I guess I
>>> need someone who could physically come look at the computer or at the least
>>> get with me on team viewer. Com 3 is being used for the Nomic serial cable.
>>> I can be contacted here or call me at 713-305-2148. I really would like to
>>> be able to control the Yaesu RIG from the software. Folks on the internet
>>> said I probably bought the wrong cable. I disagree but I need help. Thanks.
>>> Marty, AG5T
>>>
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