- Users - lists.chirpmyradio.com

[chirp_users] New chirp-next build
by donotreply＠chirp.danplanet.com 24 Feb '23

24 Feb '23

Greetings, A new build of CHIRP-next is available. This includes changes made directly to the tree since yesterday and may include additional features, bug fixes, etc. As a reminder, this is different from the "daily" CHIRP builds in that new development and features are happening here. It is the latest and greatest, but also may be less stable than the "daily" builds at this time. If it works for you, we recommend using CHIRP-next, but if your radio is not yet working on it, then you may prefer to use the "daily" builds for the time being. You can get it from here: http://trac.chirp.danplanet.com/chirp_next/ A list of changes since the last build are here: Changes for Build #78 [3046399+kk7ds] Updates to check-patch job [3046399+kk7ds] Remove debug sleep left in ft90 [3046399+kk7ds] Improve TS480 tuning_step fix [3046399+kk7ds] Improve skip test to catch more things --

1 0

[chirp_users] New chirp-next build
by donotreply＠chirp.danplanet.com 23 Feb '23

23 Feb '23

Greetings, A new build of CHIRP-next is available. This includes changes made directly to the tree since yesterday and may include additional features, bug fixes, etc. As a reminder, this is different from the "daily" CHIRP builds in that new development and features are happening here. It is the latest and greatest, but also may be less stable than the "daily" builds at this time. If it works for you, we recommend using CHIRP-next, but if your radio is not yet working on it, then you may prefer to use the "daily" builds for the time being. You can get it from here: http://trac.chirp.danplanet.com/chirp_next/ A list of changes since the last build are here: Changes for Build #77 [3046399+kk7ds] Remove legacy platform serial enumeration [3046399+kk7ds] Migrate old mox-based tests to mock [3046399+kk7ds] Remove legacy X11 compat hack for Unix/macOS [3046399+kk7ds] Remove legacy platform file dialog helpers [3046399+kk7ds] Stop using mock from external packages [3046399+kk7ds] Log the SHA256 of module files when loading [3046399+kk7ds] Fix support for radios that need port open early [3046399+kk7ds] Fix Yaesu FT-90 for python3 [3046399+kk7ds] Make required_step find 10kHz before 5kHz [3046399+kk7ds] Add Yaesu FT-90 test image and fix bugs --

1 0

[chirp_users] Kenwood TK 2000
by Bennie Potgieter 22 Feb '23

22 Feb '23

Gooday Can anyone assist me with this,kan the TK 2000 be programmed with chirp? Thank you

3 10

[chirp_users] Moving Columns
by Paul G7BHE 20 Feb '23

20 Feb '23

Hi everyone I may have missed this in the chat. Is it possible to rearrange the columns? I’ve tried several methods and can’t move anything. If not then I would be very grateful if this could be considered for future builds. Many thanks Paul G7BHE Sent from my iPhone

3 3

[chirp_users] Changing data Baofeng UV5
by Julian Macassey 18 Feb '23

18 Feb '23

I gave up trying to programme my Baofeng UV-5RV2+ using the previous CHIRP release. When CHIRP next came out, I thought maybe I could get it to programme my radio. I went through the steps to grab an *img file and load it into the radio. Then I saved it with modifications then downloaded, with a window saying "cloning". Exiting CHIRP, turning the radio off and on does NOT change the file. Am I doing something wrong? Yours Julian Macassey, GM8LUK -- The modern web is a crumbling edifice of unspeakable horror - Jamie Zawinski <jwz(a)jwz.org>

4 6

Re: [chirp_users] Changing data Baofeng UV5
by Rich NE1EE 18 Feb '23

18 Feb '23

This is a great explanation of why and how...I wish that all newbies (like me, at one time ;-) could read this... On 2023-02-18 08:27:-0500, you wrote: >What most people do is set one display line to FREQuency and the other >display line to NAME. That way when you set both display lines to the >same channel number (they have to be synced manually because each >display line is independent and the radio has no ability to >automatically sync them), the channel name and frequency can be seen >at the same time. This is really the hot tip here... ~R~ 72/73 de Rich NE1EE The Dusty Key On the banks of the Piscataqua

2 1

[chirp_users] New chirp-next build
by donotreply＠chirp.danplanet.com 18 Feb '23

18 Feb '23

Greetings, A new build of CHIRP-next is available. This includes changes made directly to the tree since yesterday and may include additional features, bug fixes, etc. As a reminder, this is different from the "daily" CHIRP builds in that new development and features are happening here. It is the latest and greatest, but also may be less stable than the "daily" builds at this time. If it works for you, we recommend using CHIRP-next, but if your radio is not yet working on it, then you may prefer to use the "daily" builds for the time being. You can get it from here: http://trac.chirp.danplanet.com/chirp_next/ A list of changes since the last build are here: Changes for Build #75 [3046399+kk7ds] Add Retevis RT86 - fixes #10377 [3046399+kk7ds] Update Upload/Download menu items [3046399+kk7ds] Try a test frequency from each valid band [3046399+kk7ds] Keep the radio mmap from setup in clone tests [3046399+kk7ds] Ensure we return integers in some bitwise funcs [3046399+kk7ds] Use python 3 print() syntax in check_parameters.py --

1 0

Re: [chirp_users] The meaning of CHIRP...
by Rich NE1EE 17 Feb '23

17 Feb '23

On 2023-02-17 10:43:-0500, you wrote: >I'm not sure if my screenshot went through. I got a message saying my message was blocked by moderator or something like that. The ai software basically derived its name from the chirp sound a radio makes when communicating. I recall that when I was a new engineer, my manager told me that I needed to have "projects for score" each year to increase the likelihood of a raise or promotion (or both ;-), AND that the more clever the name of the project, the more likely it was to stick in everyone's mind, and that, too, was taken into account as part of the success of the project. I have followed his advice over the years, even when I started my own consulting company. CHIRP is so much more memorable than 'repidr', so I think it qualifies. I was on the MMS engineering development and post-launch data analysis team, and always thought that PhDs needed to hire some slug to name their projects. MMS is /so/ forgettable ;-) CHIRP is so memorable :-) ~R~ 72/73 de Rich NE1EE The Dusty Key On the banks of the Piscataqua

1 0

Re: [chirp_users] The meaning of CHIRP...
by Rich NE1EE 17 Feb '23

17 Feb '23

On 2023-02-17 08:36:-0500, you wrote: >> � There is an excellent open source program called CHIRP which stands >> for CHInese Radio Project." > >Which has no basis in fact. The oldest CHIRP build <snip> > >Jim KC9HI I have often wondered about the name. I sent a message to that web page developer. I appreciate Jim being able to post. I am still left wondering why it was named that...I continue to hope that someone will step up with real history, as trivial as this subject is...if Jim's stuff goes back to 2008, it is not likely that we will find the original reason for the name, unless some original developers are lurking about. ~R~ 72/73 de Rich NE1EE The Dusty Key On the banks of the Piscataqua

3 3

[chirp_users] The meaning of CHIRP...
by Dave Turnmire 17 Feb '23

17 Feb '23

I am a long time user of CHIRP and I just realized there is a key bit of knowledge I lack... and unless I'm missing it... it is also missing from the web site's FAQ. Where did the name come from? Does CHIRP stand for something? Did Dan's first radio keep chirping at him every time he pressed the wrong button? 😉 Inquiring minds want to know... (and I'm preparing to teach a class on CHIRP...) Dave

3 2