I have looked at the written instructions regarding connecting a
transceiver to writelog. And to be honest it is rather confusing because it
seems that nobody has specific setup instructions connecting a Flexradio to
Writelog. Currently I use N1MM Plus, and it works well with my transceiver.
I have my CAT File which has Com Ports for Slice A and Slice B. In the
setup of N1MM I have the transceiver picked as Flexradio and I designate
what Com Port it is to look for that particular Slice. But it seems that
with Writelog when I load the New Version of Writelog Flex Driver it is not
reading that I have two slices. I think one of the issues is because in the
Port Setup when I use Flexradio it does not ask me for a Com Port. If I
pick a Kenwood TS-2000 then it asks for a Com Port. And no doubt the
Software and Transceiver would communicate with each other. But at present
either there is another setting that I haven't made yet or know of to get
with the Flexradio Driver to communicate properly for both Slice A and
Slice B of my Flexradio. I don't know if the people at Writelog know which
of their users are using the software with a Flexradio. And also, what are
they turning on or turning off or whatever to get it to communicate
properly. I have come to the conclusion that perhaps Writelog cannot
operate properly with a Flexradio with two slice receivers. I am trying to
be patient with the help that I have received. But really what I need is a
step by step process on connecting Writelog to a Flexradio. A total
breakdown of what needs to be chosen and what doesn't need to be chosen in
the the items for setup and whatever. Is there anyone out there in Writelog
Land that can help me with this? If not, then I just lost 30.00 trying a
software that evidently will not work with my Flexradio.
Mark Griffin, KB3Z
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