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From there you can plug them into the respective audio jacks on your computer. The best solution is to get a breakout cable that takes the audio in/out from the DATA jack and gives you two 3.5mm audio jacks. The biggest letdown of the FT-891 (there are a couple, but I still give this rig a great rating) is that the USB port doesn’t double as a sound card.

You’re going to have to get audio to and from the rig.

When they’re installed in working, go to your Device Manager and check to see that you have two COM devices: Go to Yaesu’s website and follow their instructions. Again, let me repeat – no working drivers, no success.

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You have to install the Yaesu drivers before doing ANY of this.I’ll be setting it up to work with FLRIG and you can go from there.)

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Additionally, I was not able to find ANY documentation on how to set it up with FLDIGI (note – FLDIGI does not have a XML file for the 891.

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Additionally, the 891 is sort of in the middle of its Yaesu brethren – has USB CAT control unlike the 897/857/100, but not a full sound card like the 991/991A. However, there is little documentation out there on how to accomplish this. I am using FLDIGI 3.21.77 and when I click on the configuration under FLDIGI, I can't seem to find the XML file for the K3.So as a proud owner of a Yaesu FT-891, I was excited to get it on the air for digital modes.

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Click the 'Backup' button to move Android messages to a local folder on the computer. Find the backup option on the program and select the data type you wish to transfer. First, download and install the program on a computer Then connect the phone to computer with USB cable. It can be a Windows PC or Apple Mac computer.

If you do this, skip to the last step in this method. If you're comfortable with your Mac's drag-and-drop feature, you can instead click and drag the selected files onto your Mac's desktop or into your preferred folder. How to backup FreeNAS configuration file and restore it last updated in Categories Backup & Recovery, FreeBSD, FreeNAS, UNIX I have FreeNAS server configured to backup data for my office. You will find subdirectories by manufacturer which. These are found in the xmls directory on this site: xml archives. A number of transceivers have rig definition files written and tested which you may use. This document describes the contents of the rig definition file 'rig.xml'.

You can download the appropriate xml files from the resource directory tree or from the archives web page. These contain definitions for the transceiver indicated by the file name, ie: FT-450.xml, IC-756PRO.xml, etc. Fldigi will look for a file in the $HOME/.fldigi/rigs directory for all files with extension '.xml'. Please read the specification document rigxml to learn more about this new way of building generic rig interface definitions and how they are used with fldigi. It is on the TransceiverControl page: RigCAT commands and responses are defined in a rig specific xml file which contains all of the required queries and responses in extended markup language format. This is the on-line help page that describes the details of the rigxml file Unfortunately, there is only one link on the other pages that direct you to this page. (Brain fade.) Appologies to Dave or Ed if they sent me stuff on this in the past, I've mislaid it if that was the case. Plus, I'm struggling to even understand what I did for the TS-870s!

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(I have my own preferences, but, there again I hate stuff like XML, I just find it too 'bloaty'.) Only ask, as I'm fiddling with a KX3, and appear to be seeing subtle behaviour differences between the Windows and Linux releases of Fldigi (Both the same version.72 I will update to.73 later.) using the same.xml file. Also, any 'Style' recommendations, such as what sections would be best placed above what else. In particular, any restrictions/limitations on the end of line terminator? Cr, lf, cr+lf etc. Is there any documentation available as to the detailed structure of the RigCAT.xml files, and how Fldigi interacts with them? I've been arround the Wiki, and not found anything obvious. (Posted here due to the Linux connection.) I guess this is more addressed to Dave and/or Ed, but might be of interest to others.