Okay. Final message. I finally got root cause with my WSJT-x / M1-Mac / FT-818 connectivity saga. The final issue was resolved after a conversation with Apple support. The solution was the "(almost) i

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Mostly for my own record (and anyone else reading this).... I got WSJT-x working on an old, Intel-based Mac today running MacOS Catalina. The old Mac did not require a USB hub to connect the two cable

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Another oddity.... I ran Parallels and Win11 ARM on my M1 Mac and loaded WSJT-x Version 2.5.4 64-bit windows version. The USB Audio works, but the CAT control does nor the CAT issue is probably an FDD

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Sorry - not Roger but I should have said Gary in my last post. -- Scott, W1MVY

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Hi Roger. The FT818ND has an internal sound card. -- Scott, W1MVY

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This morning I inserted the Rogue Amoeba Loopback into the USB -> WSJT-x path internally to my M1-based MAC. The result is that I have proved 1. The Audio out to the radio from WSJT-x works and I can

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Does the 818 have an internal sound card or are you using an external interface like a signal link?

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Hi All! I am in the process of getting my FT-818ND working with WSJT-x for field day 2022. The Problem: WSJT-x does not see any audio from the radio. That is, there is no audio from the radio to WSJT-

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Thanks all I finally install silicon labs USB driver and you all are correct about the USB port: /dev/tty.SLAB_USBtoUART2. FT8 is working great

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On your Mac it should look like: /dev/cu.SLAB_USBtoUART There will be more than one, use one for CAT and the other for PTT.

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"USB" is not a valid device path. It should be something like /dev/ttyXXXX or such I think on the Mac. See if this helpshttps://stackoverflow.com/questions/48291366/how-to-find-dev-name-of-usb-device-

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Radio is a Yaesu Ftdx10, OS is macOS Monterey. I am using a USB A-B from radio to MacBook I am able to receive however I am not able to transmit and prompted with a Rig Control Error. I have tried dow

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Ok as an update, as I owe this community a lot of grattitutde. Heres the lay down of the story. 1. Got an old TS-450 I wanted to play with on FT8. 2. Bought an XGGCOMMS digimode -4 cable. 3. Got the c

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if the drivers are installed for your device, device manager should show which com port assignment has been given to the 'ftdi' port that is what should entered into the rig - ts450, comx as assigned

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ok im sorry if im all over the place as sometimes I answer back using my android via email. Just an update of what Im doing and whats currently being learned :). Hardware: Rig: Kenwood TS-450 Cable: x

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Hi Mike, Yups I only use the XGGCOMMS cable, what I meant to say to Eric was that, the XGGCOMMS cable mimics the IF232 as seen on Fprog if you probe the FTDI chip. BTW I will be setting up anydesk and

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Why are you using the IF232? The xggcoms cable should be all you need. Mike W9MDB

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Hi Eric, Current connectivity setup is using XGGCOMMS digimode 4, Theres two male plugs one is setup at the back ACC2 with 13 pins i think, and the other is connected at the side which is the ACC1 ser

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No worries @Eric, Yups I read on the groups and on the service manual the serial settings for the rig, unfortunately I dont have the original cable and the defaul setting of 4800 baid rate didnt work

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Mark, I’m not sure what a digimode 4 cable is, but if you have the Kenwood IF-232, you should be able to talk to a TS-450 at 4800 baud, 8N2. I believe the baud rate is fixed in the radio. Sorry I’m no

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