[chirp_devel] Quansheng TG-UV2
Hi list!
I've just started using CHIRP and didn't find my radio supported. Searching the archives I've found Alan's driver and then Mark's C code in issue #2311. I've started to get it working and, I think I've got it to download reliably. I'm still having issues with decoding the data though.
So ... I'm attaching the code if you want to try it.
Regards, Benito
PS: Used this command to test it: ./chirpc -r Quansheng_TG-UV2 --download-mmap -s /dev/ttyUSB0 --mmap ./somefile.img
Hi,
Sorry for my delay in replying to this.
I've just started using CHIRP and didn't find my radio supported. Searching the archives I've found Alan's driver and then Mark's C code in issue #2311. I've started to get it working and, I think I've got it to download reliably. I'm still having issues with decoding the data though.
Excellent, thanks very much for picking this up. If you need help decoding the data, feel free to ask here and we may be able to provide you some pointers.
# Copyright 2011 Dan Smith dsmith@danplanet.com
This should be the copyright of everyone that has worked on the code (i.e. you and others), not mine :)
--Dan
Hi everyone!
Thanks Dan for your mail. I'm attaching a new version. With this one I can:
* Read the image (works 90% of the times) * Write the image (not very tested) (weird thing it seems to work fine with chirpc but not from the gui (in linux, windows seems ok) ) * Edit the memory channels * Read some radio settings
Regarding the copyright, I've added Alan's name and mine. I've left yours because I believe the original code was copied from other driver.
I'll keep you posted with the updates,
Regards, Benito
2015-05-29 16:39 GMT-03:00 Dan Smith dsmith@danplanet.com:
Hi,
Sorry for my delay in replying to this.
I've just started using CHIRP and didn't find my radio supported. Searching the archives I've found Alan's driver and then Mark's C code in issue #2311. I've started to get it working and, I think I've got it to download reliably. I'm still having issues with decoding the data
though.
Excellent, thanks very much for picking this up. If you need help decoding the data, feel free to ask here and we may be able to provide you some pointers.
# Copyright 2011 Dan Smith dsmith@danplanet.com
This should be the copyright of everyone that has worked on the code (i.e. you and others), not mine :)
--Dan
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