#How much was a icom 756 pro ii serial#

Have been asembled on a professionally made double sided printed circuit board. My own quick start instructions and many pages of software docs The Icom 'Communication Interface Reference Manual' - (a programmers guide) Starter CD with complete driver set and installation manual - Tested to Windows 10 6 foot USB cable (between the interface and your computer USB connection) Two cables to hookup two radios (connects the module to two radios, more cables are available) The W2ENY CT-17 USB unit, multi-radio 'CI-V' Interface This package includes (from the picture above): This is fully compatible with popular contesting software (CT, WriteLog, TRLog, DX4WIN, etc.) and many 3rd party applications. Interface connects, operates and is powered by the computer USB port, has 4 connectors for radios and a clear gloss high quality die-cast metal enclosure. There's no conversion to or from RS-232 and provides CIV logic for Icom transceivers (up to 4) as did the original Icom CT-17. This interface is a true USB transceiver interfacing to the Icom CIV standard (remote connector on your radio). The nondisposable stainless steel 20 gauge needle was removed from week 2 of training.

#How much was a icom 756 pro ii serial#

Icom's CT-17 interface was legacy serial RS-232 and is not a pretty solution these days with 9 to 25 pin converters and USB to 232 adapters.

The old CT-17 interface connected to a standard RS-232 PC comm port and controlled up to four different Icom devices from a single PC.

An alternative to Icom's Interface that now uses a USB port for controlling