Will this work for the Icom ID-880H Radio? And will it work on 64bit Windows 7?
1737517
Sorry can not advise for that model. I have a ALINCO radio and their software requires a com port. There are some issues with the OS to route from a com port (not used much these days) to a USP port. Also I am using VISTA 32bit and the later releases would have to match the programming options especially with the ODBC driver. 64 bit OS is a high end and may be beyond the software compatiable list. Manufacturer would have to answer that. 73's Bruce KK4BJY
897941
Yes it does work on Windows 7, 64 bits. I also had it working on my laptop which is Windows 8.
243656
Yes it does. I have Windows 7 64-bit on my wife's computer, and it works fine on there. You might have to deal with driver issues now and then, and switching the switch at the top sometimes. Once it's all set up, it works great.
382263
This unit works fine with Window 7 64bit. The unit is a network device and its operation is not dependent on a PC's operating system in anyway.
1453361
Windows 7 told me it was a Prolific device. Worked just fine with CHIRP and with Icom's CS-2730 aplication. Also works fine under OS 10.10.2
2116422
I don't know---I know it quit working for windows 7-64 bit so I am not happy with mine!!
2147393
Yes, I am running Windows 7 64 bit Home Premium edition, and they worked just fine, however I had two different units, and both failed after a short time. I purchased the E-MU midi interface after that and it works great.
890502
In your 751 manual it will tell you which data cable to use. I know the CT-17 works on most Icom radios. If you do have problems, it would most likely be in the software settings. I also use a cable on my Omni 7. A different cable, but it really makes it nice, especially when you are using logging software. All of the data shows up correct on the log and you can click on a station from the DX cluster and it changes freq, band and mode instantly. A real nice tool!
1178005
YES. I use mine with both of my Icom radios (with adapter) and it works great. Very comfortable for long QSOs or contests and I get a lot excellent audio reports. I use a homemade handheld button PTT, but any switch foot or hand will work.
1863605
don't know the answer to that, however--look to see if there are 4 small holes around the radio knobs. it should work if the holes are visible
830650
Hi. Does this prodeuct work with Windows 7 running on 64-bit? Would I have to download additional drivers? thanks.
243654
I have windows 7 64 and it works.if you use the joystick to do keystrokes wsad to move you will have to disassemble and file case to move in a square not a circle .sthe silver housing is not molded correctly.look at a pik of the rumblepad,its squarearound the joystick
132569
If it has a CI-V port, which most Icom HF transceivers do, it should work fine. I use mine with an IC-706MKII, IC-756Pro, and a PW-1 with no problems. With a home made adapter cable (ICom HTs have a different pinout), I've also used it to program a W32A.
757705
I don't know if it is suppose to work with that radio. I only know it did not work with the radio I purchased it for, the UV-5RE Plus, using windows 7. The only good thing is it did not cost much. If I were you I would be very cautious about this cable. I don't believe the version I purchased was perfected. I program a lot of different radios and this cable and software was a joke. I purchased very good programming software and cable from RT systems to program the UV-5RE Plus. Worked nicely. They advised me to throw away this cable as it has many complaints against it.
572804
Yes, it will work on a 64-bit Windows 7 system. It was installed on such a system.
438245
Yes this product will work Windows 7 64bit. Matter of fact it is a dsl wireless router and should work with all versions of Windows 32bit or 64bit. Is should have a Network connection via wire or you can use it as a wireless router as well. It should also work with Linux computer systems as well as all tables & smartphones. You should not have a problem using it. Just make sure the level of wireless encryption that you use is compatible and that your device supports it. (WPA, WPA2, etc....)
1665822
I don't see why it wouldn't. I don't use mine with WIN7 64. I'm using Windows XP.