Hi, how to connect RDS Spy to SDR Console? Best regards Marco

https://youtu.be/iGyrxwpwWNk Peter

Thanks Dennis. I found the rogue port, it was COM44 which was the device that is now COM6. The problem with N1MM+ is now resolved. Regards Conrad PA5Y From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io

Which strongly suggests they are enumerating serial ports improperly. {o.o} On 20220620 16:59:58, Dennis Matzen wrote:

Thank you Sent from Mail for Windows From: Dennis Matzen Sent: Monday, June 20, 2022 5:00 PM To: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io Subject: Re: [SDR-Radio] Com port pickle Note sure if you have

Note sure if you have tried this yet or not. But thought I would suggest it. You can use device manager to view the COM ports on the system. BUT it may not be telling you the whole story unless it

Yes that is COM18, I could not find any duplicate ports, but with the advice on here I have some tools to play with. The SDRC tool is very clear, I am at work today then 3 weeks off😊 Conrad

N1MM+ is under continuous development and has a very active dev team. However I will mention it. Regards Conrad From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io>On Behalf Of

All those ports are used, I have a lot of different configurations. However I will remove everything and start again and perhaps have some kind of structure. For instance, all of the S3 virtual ports

Look closer - that second one is com!8 with the 8 on the next line. {^_-} On 20220619 22:44:19, Simon Brown wrote:

Hello Steve, yes I know. That has been done. 73 Conrad From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io>On Behalf Of Radioman ZeroZero via groups.io Sent: 20 June 2022 07:46 To:

Talk to the N1MML logger program developer. He has not selected the most reliable way to enumerate serial ports. And just off hand I do not see a duplication in that list. It's not the

Windows device settings allows you to change the com port number under com ports. -- Thanks Steve M0ZEH

Without looking too hard I see a duplicate COM1 which is most odd as this is usually the legacy port on the motherboard. I would correctly deinstall all virtual serial port software, check available

Hello Max, I use VPSE already, the full fat 64-bit licensed version and have used it for 5 years. That does not help me, it is a virtual com port emulator. The problem I have is finding out what is

Hi, I may possibly visit NC next year but very unlikely. I live in a beautiful part of England, no need to go anywhere. See G4ELI and scroll down. G4ELI Simon Brown, born in Stamford, Lincolnshire,

I only met you once at the RSGB on my rare trip there. Wish you had come to the States. I've really enjoyed you programming and looking forward to more. N0UU in Kansas. Age 83

Another useful tool is ComNameArbiterTool: https://www.uwe-sieber.de/misc_tools_e.html It deals with COM Ports (both real and virtual). Barry WB2ZXJ

On Sun, Jun 19, 2022 at 10:51 PM, Max wrote: On this page you can see the GUI that shows physical and software ports.Sorry, just realised the GUI shown in the linked page is Eltima but VSP Manager

I have always used VSP Manager. Has worked flawlessly for me. Just be aware needs to run in "compatibility mode" but it's fine. See SImon's info: https://www.sdr-radio.com/SerialPort#VSPManager On