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Radio-21 USB FM radio Support
 
You'll find all you need to know about the radio on this page. A downloadable driver for all supported versions of Windows can also be found at the bottom of this page.
USB FM radio FAQs
Q. How do I de-install the Radio ?
A. In the Control Panel, click on Add/Remove programs, choose the
Q. How do I make a recording ?
A. Simply press the red RECORD button, when the recording is finished, press the red STOP button. You can then choose a name for the file (which will be a Windows WAV file).
Q. Windows didn't detect the radio , can I install it manually ?
A. No, if Windows does not automatically detect the radio it’s not possible to do it manually (even from ‘Add New Hardware’). The suggested course of action is to de-install the device (see above) and re-install it by plugging into a different USB socket on the PC.
Q. Will the radio work on my MAC ?
A. Although not supported by Modular Technology, there is a driver available for the radio which will support partial operation on a MAC. Thanks are due to Pat Saddler for testing work on the MAC driver – his readme file (part of the download) gives useful advice for MAC users.
Q. Can the radio pick up the RDS signal ?
A. Sorry, No.
Q, Can the radio's USB connection be made through a USB hub ?
A. Yes, this connection is fully supported on the radio product.
Q. Can I connect the radio to an external aerial ?
A . Yes, no problem. You need to ensure that the coaxial cable to the external aerial is terminated in a ‘phono’ or RCA connector.
Q. What countries can the radio operate in ?
A. The standards for FM radio are (almost) global, so you should be able to use the radio in any country in the world (except Japan). However operation in Japan can be achieved with a different driver, please e-mail us if you have this requirement.
Drivers
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Windows Versions
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Download the Installation
Guide (MS WORD DOC)
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Installation Guide (plain text,
zipped)
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Download file size (zipped)
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Driver
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Win98, Me
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Download Manual
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Coming soon
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1.1Mb
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Download
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