I recently downloaded chirp on my computer and received a virus I have since got rid of the virus and I have tried to reload program and it will not work right I can't get the frequencies to come up on repeater book it's just a white blank screen and I can't hook my radio to it or nothing I cannot even download from Radio to my computer I was wondering if you can help me out
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Message: 1 Date: Sat, 7 Oct 2017 15:39:45 -0600 From: NNN Wx nthreewx@gmail.com Subject: Re: [chirp_devel] Yaesu FT2D and "preset channels" question To: Robert Terzi rct@r-t.org Cc: chirp_devel@intrepid.danplanet.com Message-ID: E96002F0-8EB4-4D23-AE4F-CAE13E0F16CC@gmail.com Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"
I?ve heard nothing else about this problem from the list, so I really hope you?ve something to help in your notes!
It?s clear that the UI for banks will need to be changed and/or augmented, and that part of the code is exceptionally opaque to me ATM.
Had you any ideas for even displaying the presets in the bank map? I?m thinking that the ?channels? column on the left get augmented with, say ?WX #0?? ?WX #11?? ?IVHF #0? ? ?SW #0? ? probably only as needed, with the same types of bank checkboxes on the right across the screen. The FT2D radio allows the presets to be interspersed with the memory entries and not necessarily collocated at the end of the bank, so the chirp memory model for the FT2D is already more restrictive than the radio (not necessarily bad, but that?s how we got into this mess in the first place: something doable with the radio breaks chirp.)
Unfortunately for the Yaesu FT2D and maybe the FT1D, the actual preset frequencies don?t seem to reside in programmable memory and thus are not in the radio image that chirp uses. Right now it seems one would have to transcribe the information for ?preset channels? from the printed documentation (and heaven help chirpers if the manufacturer changes those listings somehow. chirp would then have to support ?stepping? versions of the radio.) I can imagine that ?immutable memory? could hold these presets but I don?t see any radios with such extensive data in that poorly-described memory store. I could imagine that the flag bits would just cause chirp and the UI to point to entries in ?immutable memory? instead of the memory channels.
Declan Rieb WD5EQY wd5eqy@arrl.net
On Oct 6, 2017, at 15:16, Robert Terzi rct@r-t.org wrote:
[Was just cleaning out some old list mail and came across this.]
Thanks for working on this. FWIW, This feature of preset channels goes
back to at least the VX-8 and probably earlier. A long, long time ago, The initial banks implementation in chirp crashed when loading my VX-8's image because it contained preset channels in one of the banks.
I did a little reverse engineering and what you discovered looks
familiar. I have to see if I can find my notes. I eventually gave up because I realized it would need a decent bit of work to make chirp handle this especially in the UI for working on the banks.
(I was only scanning a handful of the Marine special/preset changes, so I
just added those to the 900 regular memories and problem solved. I also eventually got Uniden scanner which pretty much ended any scanning/monitoring I was doing with the VX-8.)
?Rob