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Guidance on choosing between USB and UART connection modes for KPG-36X/46X based on PC and model.
Instructions on installing the appropriate driver (USB or UART) based on the device's switch setting.
Provides multiple solutions to address problems where the KPG-36X or KPG-46X does not work properly on a PC.
Step-by-step guide to changing the automatically assigned COM port number for the device using Windows.
Procedure to remove the KPG-36X or KPG-46X setup files and associated drivers from your system.
Instructions on how to delete reserved COM port numbers to resolve issues with large assigned numbers.
Compares data writing/reading time with serial cables and explains USB baud rate limitations.
Guidance on choosing between USB and UART connection modes for KPG-36X/46X based on PC and model.
Instructions on installing the appropriate driver (USB or UART) based on the device's switch setting.
Provides multiple solutions to address problems where the KPG-36X or KPG-46X does not work properly on a PC.
Step-by-step guide to changing the automatically assigned COM port number for the device using Windows.
Procedure to remove the KPG-36X or KPG-46X setup files and associated drivers from your system.
Instructions on how to delete reserved COM port numbers to resolve issues with large assigned numbers.
Compares data writing/reading time with serial cables and explains USB baud rate limitations.
This document, titled "Troubleshooting for KPG-36X and KPG-46X," provides guidance for diagnosing and resolving potential problems encountered when using KPG-36X or KPG-46X devices with a Personal Computer (PC). It also addresses common issues previously experienced by users of these devices. The document is supplied on an "as-is" basis, and JVCKENWOOD Corporation disclaims any warranty regarding its suitability for any particular purpose. The information provided is subject to change without notice.
The KPG-36X and KPG-46X are devices that facilitate communication between a PC and other Kenwood equipment, likely transceivers or similar radio communication devices. They act as an interface, allowing for the writing and reading of data, potentially including firmware updates and configuration settings. The devices feature a switch to select between two communication modes: [USB] and [UART]. This selection determines the type of driver required for installation and the communication protocol used.
| Brand | Kenwood |
|---|---|
| Model | KPG-36X |
| Category | Cables and connectors |
| Language | English |