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[[File:showIcom7600.jpg]]==Operating=====Memory Channel===SAVE:#Set the desired frequency, operating mode and filter width in VFO mode.#From root press [MEMORY](F4) to display memories #Select channel # using up and down arrow keys or set#Push and hold [MW] for 1 sec. to program the displayed frequency, operating modeDELETE:#Select memory mode with [VFO/MEMO].#Push [MEMORY] (F-4) to select memory list screen.#Select the desired memory channel with the up and down arow keys#Push and hold [CLR] (F-5) for 1 sec. to clear the contents.SELECT:*Besides using the up and down arrow keys to scroll though the channels in memo mode you can go direct to channel*IN MEMO mode press [F-INP] and enter number, then press either the up or down arrow goes directly to channel number*press [EXIT/SET], [F-4], and hold [F-1] Roll and turn VFO to scroll though list on LCD, press [F-3] select to go to channel==FLDigi and Rig Control==FTDI has two types of drivers for all supported operating systems. These are the virtual COM port driver (VCP) and the D2XX API driver. Since the FTDI VCP driver is built into the Linux kernel we will use it. #FTDI cable from the "remote" port on the Icom to the USB port on the PC.#In console type "lsmod |grep -i ftdi" look for: usbserial 53248 1 ftdi_sioIf not seen, linux doesn't recognize the cat cable In Linux, the VCP drivers will appear as /dev/ttyUSBx. How to verify the built in COM port: dmesg | grep -i FTDIThe output on the terminal window should contain the following: (lots of output, look for specifics) [ 1.905014] usb 1-1.1: Manufacturer: FTDI [ 16.413787] usbcore: registered new interface driver ftdi_sio [ 16.413796] usbserial: USB Serial support registered for FTDI USB Serial Device [ 16.413826] ftdi_sio 1-1.1:1.0: FTDI USB Serial Device converter detected [ 16.414253] usb 1-1.1: FTDI USB Serial Device converter now attached to ttyUSB0Now lets test to see if the computer is receiving cat data from the rig. Type this: cat /dev/ttyUAB0When you tune the VFO on the rig itself, you should see a bunch of ascii characers appear in terminal as output from cat - that means info is flowing from the rig to the computer via the FTDI cat cable. good.Running fldigi as root the first time is recommended until everything working before worry about correcting permissions. Use this command to enable rig control before running fldigi sudo adduser $USER dialoutto configure your IC-7600 to accept audio from the USB interface, decide whether your digital mode operation will employ DATA 1 mode (D1), DATA 2 mode (D2), DATA 3 mode (D3), or will be accomplished with DATA mode not in use. Then open the transceiver's ACC SET menu and#set the appropriate entry's signal source to USB#set the USB MOD level to 50% (you can increase or decrease this later to fine-tune the output level) SET -> OTHERS -> CI-V Baud Rate 9600 SET -> OTHERS -> CI-V Address 7Ah SET -> OTHERS -> Transceive ON SET -> OTHERS -> Output (fot ANT) OFF SET -> OTHERS -> USB Serial Function Decode SET -> OTHERS -> Decide Baud Rate 19200 USB Serial Function should be "Decode" and not "CI-V" if using rigcat!In Software[[Image:fldigi-ic7600-460x340.jpg]]#specify your transceiver's CI-V address in hexadecimal#set the radio's CI-V Transceive parameter to off#select the baud rate, parity, word length, and stop bits that match your radio's settings, do not use your radio's auto baud rate setting, as doing so can result in missed or garbled CI-V commands==Technical==Microphone pinout wiring guide.<BR>[[File:IcomIC7600microphonepinout.png]]<BR>Caution: Do not short pin 2 to ground as this can damage the internal 8 volt regulator. DC voltage is applied to pin 1 for microphone operation. Use caution when using a non-Icom microphone.