I found that sometimes swapping the interface between USB ports helped, but then found that if I booted the laptop with the interface disconnected then connected after boot up is complete, it will run all day long without losing contact with the rig. When using RIGCAT, the software would hang and lose contact with the rig.
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My laptop doesn't have a serial port, so I use a Belkin USB to Serial converter. I did have one problem with the rig control thought, but I think it may have been hardware related. I'm running it on a Dell laptop running Windows XP Pro into a Signallink SL-1+ interface with a Kenwood TS-140S with a Piexx card for CAT control. It can run just about any digital mode you can name, a few you've probably never heard of. I started running FLDIGI a couple of years ago and it's great! The interface is very clean and very professionally laid out. Great Digital Mode software for many modes My favorite (besides Fldigi) is the "new" rig control program Flrig.
Fldigi allows easy calibration of your sound card. I've run Fldigi on a Dell 400 MHz, a Dell 2 Ghz, and an HP Duo. Since I'm off grid my computers are energy efficient laptops. In a moment of weakness I booted into Windoz XP and Fldigi worked great with Pegasus on Bill Gate's software. Fldigi and it's related programs are small and FAST, no memory/resource hogs here. Unlike some Windoz programs which are giant, do it all program collections with serious hardware requirements. I use Hamlib, but RigCat is available, or you can manually control (my old IC-730). All work great! I use a Rigblaster and a Donner's Digital Interface. I'm a Linux fan and have operated Fldigi on Puppy Linux 4.3 and 5.1 as well as SUSE 11.2. I've successfully used Fldigi with an IC-706MII, an IC-730 and a Ten Tec Pegasus. Super Program, Fast Accurate and Supports Linux + Windoz
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