• You can now help support WorldwideDX when you shop on Amazon at no additional cost to you! Simply follow this Shop on Amazon link first and a portion of any purchase is sent to WorldwideDX to help with site costs.

Programming Help

Kiev88CM

Member
Aug 30, 2012
19
2
13
I am having a nightmare with my new TYT TH-UVF9 Dual band Handheld Transceiver. I ordered the radio through Amazon and the Data cable and software from Radiomart.
My computer operating system is Windows XP (SP3)...and I have a free serial port on the back of my computer as well as USB ports.
I have downloaded Software and Drivers from TYT, Knightco , and the mini CD that came with the cable. First trying the included cable CD( no luck ) then uninstalled , rebooted and tried the next , making certain that I selected COM 1 ( I have tried COM 1-3 also )
On advice from a friend, I was told that the "smart cable" was troublesome and was given a Kenwood to serial port cable to use.
In all cases I receive this message: Opening Port...
Transferring data blocks...
ERROR: Timeout while waiting for data blocks.
Port Closed.
I have made sure the cable was seated correctly in all cases. I have used the device manager and COM 1 is free and shows no problems. I have tried lowering the baud rate on COM 1..I am NOT computer savvy...any help or suggestions are welcome
 
  • Like
Reactions: 1 person


dxChat
Help Users
  • No one is chatting at the moment.
  • @ heartbreaker3473:
    Hello gentlemen and Ladies. I have the dreaded RCI-2990 receive issue where my radio gets distorted when people get close to my location. I found the C90 Capacitor, but I can not for the life of me find the C89 capacitor. Can or does anyone have a picture of the exact location of C89 ? Thank you in advance, Wes
  • @ AudioShockwav:
    Wes, it's better if you start a thread on the main forum, more people are going to see your question.
  • @ heartbreaker3473:
    Okay, sorry, will put in a forum
  • @ heartbreaker3473:
    I put it in the general disscution help area and started a new thread. Thank you for letting me know.