Icom Usb Cable Driver For Mac
Joao Charlesbois
The driver supports the following Programing cables (as of July 2023). After installing the driver, connect the Programing cable to the PC, and then the USB driver is automatically installed to add a COM port.
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Man, what a Beast. Many, many moons ago when I first got licensed into GMRS (my old call was wqnh201) there were zero part 95 compliant 50W or near radios available so the 6021 was the go to. Mil Spec rated, no fan, just a solid block of aluminum. The mic has to weigh close to a pound.... But programming was/is a bit complex. I still have the software and cable, but the cable is a 9 pin serial port on the computer side.... Luckily, I still have an old windows 2k laptop with a dead battery but a good power supply, and after 30 minutes of trying, I remembered the password.
Anyway, without being too specific, I realized the 15w midland I bought just for a cheap trail riding solution was no longer "compatible" and a call to midland was met with " well, we'll give ya a discount to buy a new 115", led me to think why did I buy that pos when I had this in a box from back when!
Thank you! That's an option I hadn't thought of.... For the same price or less I found a solution on Amazon, I'll post up whether I have any driver compatibility issues when it arrives. =ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It'll be nice to have an all in one deal, less stuff to lose.
I am using Windows 10. So basically the trouble started when I was using Log4OM, WSJT-X and Gridtracker. I minimized those while talking to some Hams on the Cormac CQ 100 program. While chatting, WSJT-X showed an error "USB Audio not connected", "Soundcard input error" or something of that nature. I closed it and the logging program as well as Gridtracker. Later when I went back to open everything no joy. After opening Device manager I saw my Com port was missing as well as the Audio CODEC. That was the problem. It was not recognizing my Com port or Audio CODEC.
I tried everything including reinstalling the USB driver from Icom. Still nothing and in Device Manager the device (Com port and Audio CODEC) was showing up under "USB Serial bus controllers" and it had a warning icon attached to it. It was not working.
I uninstalled the faulty device (remember, it had a warning symbol next to it) from Device Manager and then disconnected the USB cable. After which I went to add/remove programs and uninstalled the Silicon Driver Program. Just search for "silicon" in the search field of add/remove programs and you'll find it. I restarted the computer for good luck, hi hi.
I was just getting ready to activate Devils Tower for Parks on the Air (POTA) and didn't want to wait. I started with phone (USB) on 20 Meters. So my logging programs would work I had the CI-V cable and I used it for rig control. Handy little cable. I made a bunch of phone contacts on 20 Meters. Yeah buddy!
Eventually I went to the Microsoft website and downloaded the "Windows 10 upgrade 9252" file. It's under the Windows 10 May 2021 update heading. Click the "Update Now" button for the file. When I ran it Windows started a download of the update. It took a while, but eventually finished and told me I needed to restart the computer, which I did. On rebooting it did an upgrade and restarted a couple of times, but after about ten minutes or so, the Windows login screen came up.
I was able to reinstall the Icom USB driver and then connect the cable to my IC-7300. In device manager, eveything was as it should be. I was back up and running WSJT-X. I made another 20 or so contacts on FT-8 and now I can move onto PSK31.
Thanks for the report Rich. Glad you got it all working again. If this problem occurs again, what would be your first actions? do you think doing the Win 10 update first would have resolved the problem? Thanks Bill, AA4R
Hey Lionel,
Good to hear from you and thank you for commenting here. I appreciate the input and happy to hear it. Getting out is something I can do now, so I am going to enjoy it while I can, hi hi.
Best 73,
Rich, K0PIR
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Icom F5130DENTRY LEVEL VHF IDAS MOBILE TWO-WAY RADIOThe Icom F5130D is a single-body IDAS mobile two-way radios utilizing Icom design platform and improved visibility with a high contrast and wide viewing angle black background LCD. The radio works in analog and digital NXDN (IDAS) mode. The F5130D is the VHF model (136-174MHz) and has 50 watts of power output. It has 128 channels (8 zones), a high contrast display and four programmable buttons. IC-F5130D KEY FEATURESVHF (136-174MHz)50 watts VHF128 channels (8 zones)High contrast and wide viewing angle black backgroundLCD Display8-character alphanumeric displayMIL-STD-810 G shock, vibration, temperature and moreDTMF autodial memories capabilityFour programmable buttonsScan functionsLone worker functionPower-on password functionGPS position displayRemote monitor (RX)IC-F5130D RADIO KIT INCLUDES:Mobile radioHM-152 Hand microphoneDC power cablesMounting bracket kitMicrophone hangerWARRANTY*2-year manufacturer's warranty on radio and 1-year warranty on accessories.F5130D and F6130D Data SheetF5130D and F6130D Accessories
Icom F6130DENTRY LEVEL UHF IDAS MOBILE TWO-WAY RADIOThe Icom F6130D is a single-body IDAS mobile two-way radios utilizing Icom design platform and improved visibility with a high contrast and wide viewing angle black background LCD. The radio works in analog and digital NXDN (IDAS) mode. The F6130D is the UHF model (400-512MHz) and has 45 watts of power output. It has 128 channels (8 zones), a high contrast display and four programmable buttons. IC-6130D KEY FEATURESUHF (400-512MHz)45 watts UHF128 channels (8 zones)High contrast and wide viewing angle black backgroundLCD Display8-character alphanumeric displayMIL-STD-810 G shock, vibration, temperature and moreDTMF autodial memories capabilityFour programmable buttonsScan functionsLone worker functionPower-on password functionGPS position displayRemote monitor (RX)F6130D RADIO KIT INCLUDES:Mobile radioHM-152 Hand microphoneDC power cablesMounting bracket kitMicrophone hangerWARRANTY*2-year manufacturer's warranty on radio and 1-year warranty on accessories.F5130D and F6130D Data SheetF5130D and F6130D Accessories
Icom F5130D SoftwareCustomer Programming Software, Firmware & DriverThis product includes the latest programming software, firmware and driver versions for the F5130D for customer use. It does not include wideband entitlement and is only compatible with a Windows PC. Mac computers will not work with this software license. The Icom OPC2344 programming cable (not included) is required to connect the F5130D to the Windows computer. The customer programming software license includes 12 months of updates. North American software versions are only included. Please ask about support kits for other regions. Upon purchase, an email link will be sent within 24 hours. No shipping is required. No returns or refunds.
Icom F6130D SoftwareCustomer Programming Software, Firmware & DriverThis product includes the latest programming software, firmware and driver versions for the F6130D for customer use. It does not include wideband entitlement and is only compatible with a Windows PC. Mac computers will not work with this software license. The Icom OPC2344 programming cable (not included) is required to connect the F6130D to the Windows computer. The customer programming software license includes 12 months of updates. North American software versions are only included. Please ask about support kits for other regions. Upon purchase, an email link will be sent within 24 hours. No shipping is required. No returns or refunds.
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