[Kenwood] TH-D7A(G)

Tue Aug 10 18:01:56 EDT 2004

What is the problem you are getting?
Does it program at all, or not see the radio?
I have the Kenwood TH-G71, and programming with my 'puter
was a breeze.
You probably have to mess with the RS232 port.
Start by disabling it, then enabling it. Also verify that the com port is
not assigned or being used
by something else.
That is, if that rig uses RS232....perhaps it is a bit newer than mine, and
uses USB
....Dave
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Robert Allen" <rallen at makualla.org>
To: <kenwood at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 2004 1:50 PM
Subject: [Kenwood] TH-D7A(G)
> Greetings!
>> My friend and I have recently purchased a couple of Kenwood TH-D7A(G)'s.
> They feel like great little radios, and we're into APRS, so they fit us
> really well.
>> Programming the radio is a little tiresome on the fingers, so we decided
to
> make a couple of programming cables, and use Kenwoods software to program
> the radios. When we tried to program them, we were ultamitly unseccesful,
> many times. We've followed all the steps that Kenwood has given us
through
> their tech support and in their information on their web site. We've
tried
> multiple computers, programming cables, both of our radios, and even 4
> differant types of programming software, and still have had no luck.
>> Also we've tried changeing all the settings on the computer, as there
arn't
> many to change, and we've messed with some settings on the radios as well.
>> If anyone has run into this problem before, and knows how to fix it,
please
> give me an email.
>> Thankyou again,
> Robert Allen
> KD7NGK
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