MacMemoriesManager Manual
The data files created are simple tab-delimited text files whose format is documented on the Driver Capabilities Matrix page.
There are also two buttons for moving selected memories between the list and the radio instead of moving the entire contents.
The Cancel button will stop any operation.
Each control has a 'help hint' which will appear when you hold the mouse pointer over it for a few seconds. The on-screen list can be arranged by dragging the column headers, and you can also drag selected memories around to re-arrange them.
The DTR and RTS checkboxes should be checked for normal USB/Serial adapters like the Keyspan, but for the microHAM USB II and other hardware configurations where DTR and RTS signalling is being used for CW and PTT control the checkboxes should be left unchecked.
If you are using the Kenwood TH-F6 or TH-F7, make sure you have radio menu 9 set to "PC".
For specific radio capabilities please see the Driver Capabilities Matrix.
If your USB/Serial adapter does not appear in the "Port:" popup, the driver for it may not have been loaded - please check the USB/Serial adapter manufacturer's web page.
If you are running on an Intel Mac make sure you load the manufacturer's Intel Mac Driver or the Universal Binary driver.
If you experience difficulties communicating with the radio, please run the Mac console app, Run MacMemoriesManager and check the "Log" checkbox. Press the button to the left of the radio picture which will attempt to read memories from the radio into the list. (You can cancel after the first dozen or so). Paste the console output into an email and send it to us with a short description of your setup. Please also include a screen shot of your MacMemoriesManager window.
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