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Apr 17, 2010 Content provided by: FlexRadio Systems Engineering The Null-modem emulator (VSPmanager) is a 64 and 32-bit signed kernel-mode virtual serial port driver for Windows. You can create an unlimited number of virtual COM port pairs and use any pair to connect one COM port based application to another. This is what SDR are all about!!!! Yes Flex has software engineers that write and install what is needed to make a radio work!! This is not as easy as one would think.
11.Nov.2018 Update
I have lost track of how many updates Microsoft has released since I first penned this article a few years ago. Working to troubleshoot an issue in an online forum I was pleased to find Silicon Labs has continued to release updated drivers.
Reviewing the release notes also available at the link below the latest drivers are certified with later versions of Windows 10.
The version on the Yaesu website is several years old.
DriverVer=03/28/2016,6.7.3.350
Current version available from Silicon Labs
DriverVer = 05/23/2018,10.1.3.2130
Install was easy it updated the existing driver install.
I am running Windows 10 Pro 64 Bit and am able to run the latest version of PCC downloaded from the Yaesu website without any special settings. Ham Radio Deluxe also works just fine with the updated driver.
With all of the security issues folks are having with Windows as Microsoft hardens the operating system. I would recommend following the Microsoft broad recommendation of keeping drivers updated.
73, Jay
Original Jan 2016 Posting
I received an email from Ed Ve7ED raising awareness to a new USB serial driver from Silicon Labs, this is the chip which Yaesu uses in the FTDX3000 and I suspect other serial to USB radios and cables. Note if you are using Linux or OSX drivers for those platforms are also available. I have installed the 64Bit driver on my Windows 10 system and no runs, drips or errors.
Also worth noting drivers are available for OSX, Linux and Android if you are for example using FLDigi on those platforms.
“A lot of people have had issues with the Yaesu USB Driver
FYI, Silicon Labs just released a new driver Jan 26, 2016Flexradio Others Driver Download For Windows 10 Laptop
Windows 7/8/8.1/10
Ed, VE7ED
Thanks, Ed for sharing.
73 Until next time, Jay Advanced Search’,’50px’);’ onmouseover=’InstantASP_OpenMenuMouseOver(’ctl02_ctl00_smSearch’,’ctl02_ctl00_smSearch_SimpleMenuDivLayer’,’Search All Forums...Advanced Search’,’50px’);’>SearchMembersCalendarWho’s OnWelcome Guest(Login|Register)Recent PostsLatest Popular...Hot Topics (10+ replies)Rated Topics (4+ Stars)’,’165px’);’>Popular TopicsHome»General»FLEX-3000 Discussions & Operating Techniques»Firewire driver problemFirewire driver problemDisplay ModeFlat AscendingFlat DescendingThreaded’,’160px’);’>AuthorMessageView Member’s ProfileAdd to Buddy ListSend Private MessageSend Email To MemberFind All Member’s Posts’,’165px’);’>WD5ABCPosted Saturday, August 6, 2011 5:50 PMForum MemberGroup: Forum MembersLast Login: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 9:59 PMPosts: 25,Visits: 29I just got back from Austin with my new F3k! I’ve got a problem, and I found somebody with a F5k with the same problem but I’ve tried the steps in the forum (and release notes) several times with the same results.When I look in Device Manager it shows the Flex 3000 but the device has an exclamation point on it, when I double click the device it says the driver isn’t installed. I’ve tried 2.1.5 and 2.0.22 with the same results.When I power up the 3000 my computer makes the noise like it found the device and the Firewire card properties say it’s working correctly. Under add/remove programs I have PSDR and the driver both listed. I’ve tried rebooting.What am I missing? I’m on Windows 7 Home Premium. Part of the problem may be that I ran a Flex 1500 on this computer until a few weeks ago, I uninstalled it but when I installed the new version it’s still giving me the option of the 1500 in the chooser so it’s still got remnants of the old installation somewhere. I don’t see a Flex directory after I do the uninstall so it must put it somewhere else. I didn’t think it would matter since the 1500 uses USB instead of firewire.Anybody got any ideas?Tnx,Kerry Miller, WD5ABCVictoria, TXUpdate: I forgot to mention, the first time I installed it I got the message at the bottom of the screen that it was installing the drivers, after a minute or so it said it failed. On subsequent attempts I haven’t gotten that message at all but it comes back in device mgr and in the uninstall programs box. I just tried it again with 2.1.5, when I click the FlexRadio driver icon it says ’no devices found’.Post #4693WD5ABCPosted Sunday, August 7, 2011 4:32 PMForum MemberGroup: Forum MembersLast Login: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 9:59 PMPosts: 25,Visits: 29EUREKA! I now have a working F3K! Apparently Windows 7 has all new firewire drivers that aren’t compatible with pretty much anything. I found an older TI driver (the chipset in my card) and installed it. I was using my video camera to test it and when I installed the new driver the video camera started working. I disconnected the camera and hooked up the Flex and when I turned it on the drivers loaded. I’m listening to 20m on it now.The audio through my powered speakers (plugged into the back) is low, does anybody have any ideas about this? These are the same speakers I used with my 1500, I’ll keep digging but in the meantime I have a working rig!73,Kerry, WD5ABCVictoria, TXPost #4701View Member’s ProfileAdd to Buddy ListSend Private MessageSend Email To MemberFind All Member’s Posts’,’165px’);’>WD5ABCPosted Sunday, August 7, 2011 10:47 PMForum MemberGroup: Forum MembersLast Login: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 9:59 PMPosts: 25,Visits: 29Ok, I found the low speaker volume problem too, I turned on the preamp in the receive equalizer.KerryPost #4705« Prev Topic|Next Topic »Support Flexradio DownloadsReading This TopicActive Users:4(4guests,0members,0anonymous members)No members currently viewing this topic.PermissionsYou cannot post new topics.You cannot post topic replies.You cannot post new polls.You cannot post replies to polls.You cannot edit your own topics.You cannot delete your own topics.You cannot edit other topics.You cannot delete other topics.You cannot edit your own posts.You cannot edit other posts.You cannot delete your own posts.You cannot delete other posts.You cannot post events.You cannot edit your own events.You cannot edit other events.You cannot delete your own events.You cannot delete other events.You cannot send private messages.You cannot send emails.You may read topics.You cannot rate topics.You cannot vote within polls.You cannot upload attachments.You may download attachments.You cannot post HTML code.You cannot edit HTML code.You cannot post IFCode.You cannot post JavaScript.You cannot post EmotIcons.You cannot post or upload images.All times are GMT -5:00, Time now is 11:03amPowered By InstantForum.NET v4.1.4 © 2021Execution: 0.016.2 queries.Compression Disabled.Download Windows 10
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Apr 17, 2010 Content provided by: FlexRadio Systems Engineering The Null-modem emulator (VSPmanager) is a 64 and 32-bit signed kernel-mode virtual serial port driver for Windows. You can create an unlimited number of virtual COM port pairs and use any pair to connect one COM port based application to another. This is what SDR are all about!!!! Yes Flex has software engineers that write and install what is needed to make a radio work!! This is not as easy as one would think.
11.Nov.2018 Update
I have lost track of how many updates Microsoft has released since I first penned this article a few years ago. Working to troubleshoot an issue in an online forum I was pleased to find Silicon Labs has continued to release updated drivers.
Reviewing the release notes also available at the link below the latest drivers are certified with later versions of Windows 10.
The version on the Yaesu website is several years old.
DriverVer=03/28/2016,6.7.3.350
Current version available from Silicon Labs
DriverVer = 05/23/2018,10.1.3.2130
Install was easy it updated the existing driver install.
I am running Windows 10 Pro 64 Bit and am able to run the latest version of PCC downloaded from the Yaesu website without any special settings. Ham Radio Deluxe also works just fine with the updated driver.
With all of the security issues folks are having with Windows as Microsoft hardens the operating system. I would recommend following the Microsoft broad recommendation of keeping drivers updated.
73, Jay
Original Jan 2016 Posting
I received an email from Ed Ve7ED raising awareness to a new USB serial driver from Silicon Labs, this is the chip which Yaesu uses in the FTDX3000 and I suspect other serial to USB radios and cables. Note if you are using Linux or OSX drivers for those platforms are also available. I have installed the 64Bit driver on my Windows 10 system and no runs, drips or errors.
Also worth noting drivers are available for OSX, Linux and Android if you are for example using FLDigi on those platforms.
“A lot of people have had issues with the Yaesu USB Driver
FYI, Silicon Labs just released a new driver Jan 26, 2016Flexradio Others Driver Download For Windows 10 Laptop
Windows 7/8/8.1/10
Ed, VE7ED
Thanks, Ed for sharing.
73 Until next time, Jay Advanced Search’,’50px’);’ onmouseover=’InstantASP_OpenMenuMouseOver(’ctl02_ctl00_smSearch’,’ctl02_ctl00_smSearch_SimpleMenuDivLayer’,’Search All Forums...Advanced Search’,’50px’);’>SearchMembersCalendarWho’s OnWelcome Guest(Login|Register)Recent PostsLatest Popular...Hot Topics (10+ replies)Rated Topics (4+ Stars)’,’165px’);’>Popular TopicsHome»General»FLEX-3000 Discussions & Operating Techniques»Firewire driver problemFirewire driver problemDisplay ModeFlat AscendingFlat DescendingThreaded’,’160px’);’>AuthorMessageView Member’s ProfileAdd to Buddy ListSend Private MessageSend Email To MemberFind All Member’s Posts’,’165px’);’>WD5ABCPosted Saturday, August 6, 2011 5:50 PMForum MemberGroup: Forum MembersLast Login: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 9:59 PMPosts: 25,Visits: 29I just got back from Austin with my new F3k! I’ve got a problem, and I found somebody with a F5k with the same problem but I’ve tried the steps in the forum (and release notes) several times with the same results.When I look in Device Manager it shows the Flex 3000 but the device has an exclamation point on it, when I double click the device it says the driver isn’t installed. I’ve tried 2.1.5 and 2.0.22 with the same results.When I power up the 3000 my computer makes the noise like it found the device and the Firewire card properties say it’s working correctly. Under add/remove programs I have PSDR and the driver both listed. I’ve tried rebooting.What am I missing? I’m on Windows 7 Home Premium. Part of the problem may be that I ran a Flex 1500 on this computer until a few weeks ago, I uninstalled it but when I installed the new version it’s still giving me the option of the 1500 in the chooser so it’s still got remnants of the old installation somewhere. I don’t see a Flex directory after I do the uninstall so it must put it somewhere else. I didn’t think it would matter since the 1500 uses USB instead of firewire.Anybody got any ideas?Tnx,Kerry Miller, WD5ABCVictoria, TXUpdate: I forgot to mention, the first time I installed it I got the message at the bottom of the screen that it was installing the drivers, after a minute or so it said it failed. On subsequent attempts I haven’t gotten that message at all but it comes back in device mgr and in the uninstall programs box. I just tried it again with 2.1.5, when I click the FlexRadio driver icon it says ’no devices found’.Post #4693WD5ABCPosted Sunday, August 7, 2011 4:32 PMForum MemberGroup: Forum MembersLast Login: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 9:59 PMPosts: 25,Visits: 29EUREKA! I now have a working F3K! Apparently Windows 7 has all new firewire drivers that aren’t compatible with pretty much anything. I found an older TI driver (the chipset in my card) and installed it. I was using my video camera to test it and when I installed the new driver the video camera started working. I disconnected the camera and hooked up the Flex and when I turned it on the drivers loaded. I’m listening to 20m on it now.The audio through my powered speakers (plugged into the back) is low, does anybody have any ideas about this? These are the same speakers I used with my 1500, I’ll keep digging but in the meantime I have a working rig!73,Kerry, WD5ABCVictoria, TXPost #4701View Member’s ProfileAdd to Buddy ListSend Private MessageSend Email To MemberFind All Member’s Posts’,’165px’);’>WD5ABCPosted Sunday, August 7, 2011 10:47 PMForum MemberGroup: Forum MembersLast Login: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 9:59 PMPosts: 25,Visits: 29Ok, I found the low speaker volume problem too, I turned on the preamp in the receive equalizer.KerryPost #4705« Prev Topic|Next Topic »Support Flexradio DownloadsReading This TopicActive Users:4(4guests,0members,0anonymous members)No members currently viewing this topic.PermissionsYou cannot post new topics.You cannot post topic replies.You cannot post new polls.You cannot post replies to polls.You cannot edit your own topics.You cannot delete your own topics.You cannot edit other topics.You cannot delete other topics.You cannot edit your own posts.You cannot edit other posts.You cannot delete your own posts.You cannot delete other posts.You cannot post events.You cannot edit your own events.You cannot edit other events.You cannot delete your own events.You cannot delete other events.You cannot send private messages.You cannot send emails.You may read topics.You cannot rate topics.You cannot vote within polls.You cannot upload attachments.You may download attachments.You cannot post HTML code.You cannot edit HTML code.You cannot post IFCode.You cannot post JavaScript.You cannot post EmotIcons.You cannot post or upload images.All times are GMT -5:00, Time now is 11:03amPowered By InstantForum.NET v4.1.4 © 2021Execution: 0.016.2 queries.Compression Disabled.Download Windows 10
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