It's all about the Software

This tread i think?
viewtopic.php?f=28&t=1058&p=5683&hilit=KA1GJU#p5683

@ Simon, the provided link doesn't work

Hi Ron, are you aware of the guidelines at https://www.sdr-radio.com/computer ?

I said F not ctrl+F
btw the Hint: "double-press Ctrl to open this window" doesn't have a function if you can read this only after opening the window.

Robert, can you make the screenshot?

The Icom doesn't understand the TS-2000 protocol so needs to be connected with a hardware serial cable to your computer and can than be added as External Radio in SDRC, via Omni-Rig (Rig-1). HRD can be added in Omni-Rig as Rig-2 and a virtual serial cable but as Jim proposes, better connect it direc...

Never tried to strip it myself so these are estimates: C:\Program Files\SDR-Radio.com (V3): arround 600Mb after install, depending on your radio you can delete around 100Mb of dll's from unused radio's and 26Mb from unneeded VC-redist install files in the submap x64 C:\Users\yourname\AppData\Roaming...

hi, i think you have to (re)install newer MS Visual Studio library files.
Latest MFC140u.dll is version 14.28.29334.0 (2019)

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/top ... f26a218cc0

regards, Leon

Try deleting the radio (RTL dongle) from the Radio Definitions and add him again.
regards, Leon

Right, there's a conflict with Windows shortcuts that uses the CTRL.
Proposal to Simon: Use "F" key to popup the Freq input window or (better) make it user selectable?

JD is correct, you cannot use a SDR Rx and SDRC - nor SDRuno - as a reliable meassuring tool (if that is what you want).
Unless you have a calibrated signal generator and make a comparisation chart for every bandwidth, frequency, agc & gain settings and so on.