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[chirp_users] Programming PL into UV-5R
by scott richardson 06 Dec '13

06 Dec '13

Hey guys. I need a little help getting a PL into a frequency. Here is the frequency I want to do this on. Frequency- 154.78500 Type-RM Tone-465 DPL All my information came from Radiorefence.com . I'm not interested in transmitting just receiving. Any help would be appreciated.

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[chirp_users] Chirp and a blind interface
by Mike Agner 05 Dec '13

05 Dec '13

Tonight, eric oyen wrote: ===================== <snip> Now, there are a few radios that a blind user can program without the program (like the ken wood ?-D700 or any other radio with a speech interface. Unfortunately, most of the chinese radios only speak the top level menu items, leaving us blind hams to have to read the instructions multiple times and try to follow them and hope we get it right. I would certainly like a way to return the firmware to make this more possible (and dump the chinese language speaking interface while at it). Not sure this can be done, but it would be a worthy project to undertake. ==================== Unfortunately this isn't possible in CHIRP or any other consumer software. It would take rewriting the firmware (and in your case, changing the speech interface) to make the radio do what you want, and I doubt seriously there are many that have that ability. Mike --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

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[chirp_users] New Daily Build
by Build System 04 Dec '13

04 Dec '13

Greetings, A new daily build of CHIRP is available. This includes changes made directly to the tree yesterday, and may include additional features, bug fixes, and/or bugs. If you are interested in trying it, grab it from the following location: http://trac.chirp.danplanet.com/chirp_daily/daily-20131204 A list of the changes included in this build (since the last daily) follows: Changes for Build #250 [Dan Smith <dsmith(a)danplanet.com>] Fix a bug in checkpatch for non-tip revisions Related to the idea from #1277 [Dan Smith <dsmith(a)danplanet.com>] Revert changeset 5c7032c3 This was causing a failure in the IC-Q7A driver. Related to #1273 [Dan Smith <dsmith(a)danplanet.com>] Revert changeset 19a873724b4d This is causing the FT-60 tests to fail. Related to #1273 [Jens Jensen <kd4tjx(a)yahoo.com>] [uvb5] move from list of known acks to using first ack received throughout download session #1281 [Jim Unroe <rock.unroe(a)gmail.com>] [KG-UV6D] Update ANI Code Setting for Greater Flexibility Update the ANI Code setting to allow a variable length code and use of all 16 DTMF signal tones. #1283 [Dan Smith <dsmith(a)danplanet.com>] Add top-level test script This runs our unit tests, driver tests, and style checks. Had this idea after the patch for #1277 [Dan Smith <dsmith(a)danplanet.com>] Add tools/checkpatch.sh for style compliance checking This adds tools/checkpatch.sh which checks a given HG revision for style compliance. We should call this as part of our tests, have Jenkins call it, and keep it full of things we'd like to enforce. Developers should run this on their patches (when possible) before submitting. Had this idea after the patch for #1277

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[chirp_users] New Daily Build
by Build System 03 Dec '13

03 Dec '13

Greetings, A new daily build of CHIRP is available. This includes changes made directly to the tree yesterday, and may include additional features, bug fixes, and/or bugs. If you are interested in trying it, grab it from the following location: http://trac.chirp.danplanet.com/chirp_daily/daily-20131203 A list of the changes included in this build (since the last daily) follows: Changes for Build #249 [Tom Hayward <tom(a)tomh.us>] Show clone/live radio type in model support matrix. #1279 [Jens Jensen <kd4tjx(a)yahoo.com>] [bj-uv55] expose power calibrations in memory map, #1201 [Dan Smith <dsmith(a)danplanet.com>] Fix up line wrapping in previous patch for documentation links Related to #1277 [Robert Terzi <rct(a)r-t.org>] Chirp help menu should have a link to documentation on the wiki. Fixes #1277

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[chirp_users] Baofeng
by GaryErrol 03 Dec '13

03 Dec '13

Can anyone confirm that I can program a Baofeng BF-658 using CHIRP under th BF-888S radio type? Gary N9PTC

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Re: [chirp_users] Clone/Live radio mode support in CHIRP
by Mike Agner 03 Dec '13

03 Dec '13

Tonight, dsmith wrote: ========================= <snip> Note that the support chart is really not meant for end-users, but could definitely be used by documentation writers to ensure that what they write matches the code. ======================== To me, from a newcomer's perspective, this is a serious issue. Picture someone picking up a radio for the first time (never had one of these in their lives), and they come across this table from the link in the wiki. How are they supposed to understand all that without some sort of legend? As a certain pointed eared Starfleet officer would say, that's illogical. There's nothing to suggest floating a mouse over anything for a description. Perhaps that should be added to the sentence that introduces this table as an explanation. It would be better than nothing. I was thinking of pointing to this table in the individual radio articles so a newcomer could find out the basics about the radio - including whether this radio supported clone, live or file (what is that?) processing for updating their radio's memories. And since it's updated with each build, maintenance would be a snap. Now I'm not so sure that's the best way to go here. Mike --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

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Re: [chirp_users] Clone/Live radio mode support in CHIRP
by Mike Agner 02 Dec '13

02 Dec '13

Today, Tom Hayward wrote: ======================= It's this page, where we list all the other per-radio capabilities: http://trac.chirp.danplanet.com/chirp_daily/LATEST/Model_Support.html This is generated automatically as part of the build, so there's zero maintenance effort required. If you were to generate your wiki pages programatically from a template, you could source the clone/live status the same way I do to generate this page (see code in share/make_supported.py). ======================= Tom it's obvious that you put a heckuva lot of work in putting this together, but I'm afraid there's one fly in the ointment (only one?? hi) The MODE column says 'Yes/No'. While it might be very obvious to experienced CHIRP folks, it's nowhere near explanatory without some sort of legend. Does 'Yes' mean 'Clone' while 'No' mean 'Live'? In fact looking at that table, there are a few columns there whose meaning is not obvious. Might I suggest a legend to describe some of these terms? Mike --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

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[chirp_users] Clone/Live radio mode support in CHIRP
by Mike Agner 02 Dec '13

02 Dec '13

Today, Tom Hayward wrote; ================================= I just submitted a patch to add this detail to the model support matrix. http://intrepid.danplanet.com/pipermail/chirp_devel/2013-December/001969.ht… Is that what you needed? ================================= To be honest Tom I don't know - this is rather a bit of Greek to me. What is the 'model support matrix'? I was going to put a table in the CHIRP wiki to document this, but if it's going into the software itself, that's a different issue. It would likely just add more of a maintenance headache to put it into both places, which I'm sure the developers would want to avoid. Are you talking about the list of supported radios on the first page of the wiki? It's almost certain a newcomer would need to know this detail. Thanks...Mike --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

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[chirp_users] added Ubuntu article and mode radios
by Mike Agner 02 Dec '13

02 Dec '13

I've added Bruce W4BRU's article on solving Ubuntu connection issues to the wiki. Thanks Bruce You will also notice that the documentation page has been rewritten slightly to bring more focus on each article by topic - this should make finding specific topics a tad easier. I'm in the midst of creating a table that will list each of the radios that are on the wiki's first page, and whether they work in clone or live mode. This is yet another question that newcomers who have picked up their radios for the first time are likely to have. This will eventually go into the 'Using CHIRP' topic Problem is, I haven't a clue (as would any newcomer) as to which radios are live mode. How about it folks? TIA...Mike --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

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[chirp_users] Ubuntu connection issues and resolutions
by Mike Agner 30 Nov '13

30 Nov '13

I'm home now, so when someone has these Ubuntu issues and fixes written up please forward them and I'll put them into the wiki. I have Libre Office so I should be able to read Word documents, but it would be simpler if it were a text document (Word tends to put all sorts of strange formatting characters that most Wikis choke on - really messes the formatting up). I can barely spell Ubuntu (save that it seems to be a Swahili word), so complete details are important. My email is ka3jjz (at) comcast (dot) net Thanks --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

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[chirp_users] Icom IC-T90A: Rolling an OPC-478 cable with a CP-2102 USB board
by Chris Suleske 29 Nov '13

29 Nov '13

I've successfully made cables for both a Baofeng UV-3R and UV-5R using a CP-2102 USB board. Total cash outlay for each, about $3. Now I'm moving on to my real radio, an Icom IC-T90A. I found the following info: http://highfields-arc.co.uk/constructors/other/opc478.htm#usb But it has not produced fruit with the Icom CS-T90A software. Specifically, it errors "Cannot access COM port." If I remove the cable / diode from the header and jump TX and RX pins together, the CS-T90A software responds differently, indicating "No answer from the transceiver." So, I know the software and the CP-2102 are talking. There's a note in the instructions above about connecting the CTS and RTS pins together... which I can't do on the 2102 board I have. The pins are on the IC of course, but not connected to anything on the board. The diode I used appears to be good and electrically, the cable seems sound. Any ideas? BTW, I found a treasure trove of info on T90A programming, courtesy of Eric Behr at NIU. I plan do dig into the following when I have a little more time: http://www.math.niu.edu/~behr/Ham/Files/ic90memory.pdf http://www.math.niu.edu/~behr/Ham/Files/Icom_T90A-Memory_Map.pdf I would love to be able to easily port all the frequencies between my rig and my sons' rigs. Chris, W1CAS

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[chirp_users] Cable Guide WIKI page updated with additional DIY pages.
by Robert Terzi 29 Nov '13

29 Nov '13

A minor FYI: I added the links for building your own Icom and Baofeng/Kenwood/Wouxon cables that were provided by Chris Suleske and Jim Unroe to the Cable Guide page on the chirp wiki: http://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/CableGuide If anyone has any other good sources for buying or building cables and you don't have wiki editing rights, feel free to send them to me to get them added to the cable guide.

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[chirp_users] Connection issues with CHIRP using Ubuntu
by Mike Agner 28 Nov '13

28 Nov '13

Bruce et al.. - Please do prepare whatever documentation for fixing that issue. I am traveling this week, and I won't be back home until late Friday. I'll take a look in the CHIRP wiki and see where we can put it - maybe in the Cables article, or perhaps we'll make a whole new article for the issue, and specifically how to solve it (probably best as a new article, come to think of it, since this a fairly specific technical topic). For now we'll probably link it in the FAQ to make it easy to find. Mike --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

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[chirp_users] Beginner's guide and a loaner radio
by Mike Agner 28 Nov '13

28 Nov '13

Today, Bruce MacAllister wrote: =========================== Yes, I will. I did technical writing for pay and will do it as a volunteer now-retired engineer. I have a Kenwood TM-D700 and TH-F6A and the the MPC FX and Chirp files for them. I am new to Chirp and so see it from a newbie perspective with all the confusion inherent in just starting. =============================== Thanks vy much for the offer, Bruce - however please hold off for now. I have to set up a mailbox to keep your radio from being stolen (around here that's not an uncommon occurrence). Once I have that done, I'll email you off-list. Since you mentioned that you are a newbie to Chirp (me too) I wonder if you would discuss what you found difficult in using the software for the first time. That way as the Guide gets built, we can at least try to address at least some of these so that others don't run into the same issues. Here's one that had me stumped - I know you can use the stored configuration files to load certain freq ranges into the radio (if it supports them). But here's a question I never found the answer for - How can you append that data at the end of data you've already loaded, or perhaps put the configuration file in first, then the unloaded contents of your radio? Does it simply overlay the data, or push it down further in the editor? Mike --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

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[chirp_users] New Daily Build
by Build System 28 Nov '13

28 Nov '13

Greetings, A new daily build of CHIRP is available. This includes changes made directly to the tree yesterday, and may include additional features, bug fixes, and/or bugs. If you are interested in trying it, grab it from the following location: http://trac.chirp.danplanet.com/chirp_daily/daily-20131128 A list of the changes included in this build (since the last daily) follows: Changes for Build #248 [Jens Jensen <kd4tjx(a)yahoo.com>] [uv-b5] more acks for radio (0x29) #1263 [Tom Hayward <tom(a)tomh.us>] [ft60] Fix off-by-order-of-magnitude in frequency encoding. #1273 [Tom Hayward <tom(a)tomh.us>] [bitwise] Allow packing in bcd msb for FT-60 fractional step. #1273 [Jim Unroe <rock.unroe(a)gmail.com>] [UV-3R] Add VFO Presets expose vfo presets fields in memmap add VFO Presets tab add vfo presets related to #1267 [Jim Unroe <rock.unroe(a)gmail.com>] [UV-3R] Add Broadcast FM Presets expose fm preset fields in memmap add FM Radio Presets tab add fm radio presets add other related support related to #1267 [Jim Unroe <rock.unroe(a)gmail.com>] [UV-3R] Add Band Limit Settings expose band limit fields in memmap expand band ranges to 136-235 MHz and 400-529 MHz add band limit settings to Basic Settings tab related to #1267 [Jim Unroe <rock.unroe(a)gmail.com>] [UV-3R] Add Basic Settings expose basic settings fields in memmap add Basic Settings tab add Basic Settings and other associated support related to #1267 [Jens Jensen <kd4tjx(a)yahoo.com>] adding ability to convert to/from jujumao .dat/.adj to bin/img #1259 [Marco Filippi <iz3gme.marco(a)gmail.com>] [kg-uvd1p] Enlarge accepted freq ranges to follow new sub models Fix #1243 and #1271 at once [Jim Unroe <rock.unroe(a)gmail.com>] [uv-b5] add additional ACK value 'unexpected response' caused by '0x48' not in list of expected ACK values related to bug #1111 [Tom Hayward <tom(a)tomh.us>] [tm-g707] Fix valid_bands to actual supported values. #1275

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[chirp_users] Chirp
by Raymond J. Blacketer 27 Nov '13

27 Nov '13

Hey all, I finally got so my computer would recognize the Baofeng UV-5Rdownload cable, and when I went to Chirp and I select "down load from computer", it says "cloning" but only downloads one frequency, i.e., 136,025000....... I found the Miklor site and am attempting to use their instructions but they don't seem to be very clear or detailed. I looked for a Baofeng UV-5R site that would provide customer support, but couldn't find anything. Also, when I look for my firmware version it says BFB297, and it says to go to the settings section to see your real firmware version #, but when I got there, it doesn't have any numbers listed. It then says I have to download the daily build, but when I do that, it doesn't seem to want to install correctly. It is a zipped file and when I unzip it, it doesn't seem to do anything. Any information will be greatly appreciated. Ray

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Re: [chirp_users] Error with non-ham frequencies on TM-G707
by Thomas Maszerowski 27 Nov '13

27 Nov '13

I checked the radio support page (which I should have done before I complained) and it shows the 707 is only supported for 2m/440, which explains the errors. Is there any particular reason for this? It's not a big deal for me since I only have a few public service channels programmed but it would be nice. KC2TCK Tom Maszerowski tommasz(a)frontiernet.net

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[chirp_users] Puxing Support
by warsoul 27 Nov '13

27 Nov '13

So this may seem a noob question but how do we go about getting Chirp profiles for more Puxing radios? I can provide the radios. M

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[chirp_users] Error with non-ham frequencies on TM-G707
by Thomas Maszerowski 27 Nov '13

27 Nov '13

When I download from my Kenwood TM-G707 I get a error with any channel that has a frequency outside of the 2m/440 ham bands. The 707 has a fairly wide RX and there a lot of bands it can receive (but not transmit). Is there a CHIRP setting for this? I don't have a lot of them and it's not a big issue entering them by hand but I'd prefer to be able to do it with CHIRP. KC2TCK Tom Maszerowski tommasz(a)frontiernet.net

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[chirp_users] FT-60r not receiving "on frequency"
by Phil - w2lie 27 Nov '13

27 Nov '13

Hi All, I'm trying to write to a FT-60r using the latest stable build and the latest dev build (2013-11-21). Using both versions of software, it seems that the radio is failing to receive on the correct frequency, even though Chirp shows the correct data was entered. Example: Saving 477.3875 with a step of 12.5khz is being received by the radio as 477.380. I verified this by changing the memory settings from Alpha to Freq. A frequency of 477.380 is displayed in that memory location. BUT - the strange thing is, if I read the configuration back via Chirp, it reads that 477.3875 was actually programmed into the radio in that memory location! I'm just picking this single frequency as an example, but it seems that every frequency I programmed into the radio is "off". If anyone can help me out here, that would be great! Thanks again Phil / w2lie

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[chirp_users] UV5r, Chirp and Mac Book Pro
by Paul Gerhardt 27 Nov '13

27 Nov '13

PL2303 USB to Serial Driver for Mac OS X This driver worked well for me on a UV5r. Has anyone been successful programing a UV3R with a Mac Book running os10.6.8 -- Paul Gerhardt K3PG http://pgerhardt.blogspot.com QRP ARCI 6674 FP 274 "You must do this work with love or you fail." -- John Muir, from How to Keep Your Volkswagen Alive

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[chirp_users] Tasks for creating CHIRP documentation
by Mike Agner 26 Nov '13

26 Nov '13

To start to create the beginner's guide, probably the easiest place to start- because it's likely the process is the same for all of the file formats - are the import functions. To review, according to the main page on the wiki, CHIRP can import data from; a. EVE (application for the VX5R) b. Kenwood HMK files c. Kenwood Commercial ITM files d. Icom .icf files e. ARRL Travel Plus .tpe files f. VX5 Commander Files g. VX7 Commander Files If I could get a sample file of each of these, I could start documenting the import process. It would also be very helpful to know if there's anything special about these formats that needs to be tweaked - anything at all - before or after the import is completed. It doesn't have to be very big or anything special - if it imports correctly into CHIRP, it's useable. My email is ka3jjz (at) comcast (dot) net After these pages are complete, the next imports to be documented will be the repeaterbook, etc. imports. I'm already somewhat familiar with the RadioReference import (it's a little similar to a Uniden Home Patrol because it uses your zip code as the driver) so that should be pretty simple. Unfortunately since I'm currently on unemployment, buying a radio to document the upload/editing/download functions is a no-go - so if anyone wants to jump in on that, it would be a big help. That's probably the largest part of the job. Even if you're not fully informed about all those functions, getting a starter page for each of those functions will go a long way to identifying what needs to be enhanced to make it complete. My desktop died just recently, so doing this on a puny netbook is something of a challenge... We also need a list of each radio that's on that main page, and whether it's a clone mode or live mode radio. There's 2 ways we could do this (and both are probably just as useful). Put up a table with all the radios on it, and also list that individual radio on its own page, as shown in the template I sent out earlier. I didn't see much about this in the table of radio functions that's already there, so it's yet another point a newcomer might not know about. That won't be too difficult, if someone has that data, I could use this as well. Once all of this is done, then it's time to use the template and start creating a page for each radio. Mike --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

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[chirp_users] Beginner's Guide question
by Mike Agner 26 Nov '13

26 Nov '13

Actually Bob that's really 2 separate issues. I'll let the CHIRP developers comment on putting context (by radio) help into the software. That's a long way off in any case - the wiki has to be greatly enhanced, first, before that could even be considered. It does make sense to me, however. What I was referring to was the way each radio in the wiki would link to the pool of pages. A simple example would be a radio that updates in live mode (and we just saw such an example recently on this list). We would have 1 page (or 1 set of pages) each for uploading, downloading and editing a radio's template (image file). Now if that radio was a live mode one, you don't upload data to it, so the uploading page would not be linked. It would only have links to downloading and editing. There would have to be a note on that radio's page that it was a live mode radio, and that you would need to do a CSV export to save the data you uploaded. Another simple example would be if because of some limitation, CHIRP could not import EVE files for a particular radio. Then in the list of import formats on that radio's page, the EVE page would not be linked. This is what is meant by selecting pages to be linked from a common pool. If a particular function isn't available for some reason, there should be no link to it. Mike ============================================================================================================== On Sat, Robert Terzi wrote: >/Once all that is done, then each model of radio can point to the page(s) />/that apply to it, and ignore those that don't. /I'm not sure if you are just talking about the organization of the wiki pages, or links from the radio specific (driver) code to launch the correct page on the wiki. However, the later is something I've thought about a little, but never suggested because I didn't think there would be enough critical mass in documentation. It could be helpful if from Chirp there was the possibility to launch a radio specific web page on the wiki for help: - before starting the download from radio - before starting the upload to the radio - after a download or upload has failed for troubleshooting advice The help menu should also have an entry to launch the radio specific wiki help page. This means there should be a little planning in how the wiki pages are named. There should be (some) correlation to the radio driver since it will have to generate the URL. The radio specific pages on the wiki should be in their own name space. I don't know what redmine's capabilities are, the "name space" could be as simple as prepending a prefix like "Radio-" for all of the radio specific help template pages. The rationale for this that I believe many people will attempt to use the software before looking for or reading any documentation. --Rob --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

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[chirp_users] TYT-9000 addition
by Ray37212 26 Nov '13

26 Nov '13

Are there any plans to add the great radio TYT-9000 to the build? Thanks, Ray E.

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Re: [chirp_users] Updating CHIRP
by N4AOF 25 Nov '13

25 Nov '13

A Check_For_Updates function would be nice to have, BUT it sounds like implementing it in a way that satisfies everyone would be tricky. Ideally, the function would be configurable so that it could check for updates: - Each time CHIRP starts - Daily - Weekly - Only When The User Clicks a Button Many programs have a setup option similar to this - I know both the video players that I use regularly give be options similar to this. But the Check_For_Updates would also need to recognize that there are different kinds of updates. I would think that if someone were running the Stable version, it should only check for updates of the Stable version. If someone were running a Daily Build, perhaps it should notify them if there is a newer Daily Build (which would happen very often) AND if there is a Stable version newer than their Daily Build

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[chirp_users] Updating CHIRP
by Wireu＠aol.com 25 Nov '13

25 Nov '13

Is there a way to put a link in the chirp software to check for updates from the program?

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[chirp_users] unsubscribe
by Bob Novak 25 Nov '13

25 Nov '13

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[chirp_users] הנדון: chirp_users Digest, Vol 59, Issue 57
by rafaely10＠gmail.com 24 Nov '13

24 Nov '13

Yes it works fine with baofeng sw... -- הודעה מקורית -- נושא: chirp_users Digest, Vol 59, Issue 57 מאת: chirp_users-request(a)intrepid.danplanet.com תאריך: 24/11/2013 22:00 Send chirp_users mailing list submissions to chirp_users(a)intrepid.danplanet.com To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit http://intrepid.danplanet.com/mailman/listinfo/chirp_users or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to chirp_users-request(a)intrepid.danplanet.com You can reach the person managing the list at chirp_users-owner(a)intrepid.danplanet.com When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific than "Re: Contents of chirp_users digest..." Today's Topics: 1. Re: UV-B6 (Rafael Yerushalmi) 2. DR-635 (AE7HS) 3. Re: Updating CHIRP (John LaMartina) 4. Re: UV-B6 (Jim Unroe) 5. Re: UV-B6 (Amnon Zohar) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Sun, 24 Nov 2013 09:48:49 +0200 From: Rafael Yerushalmi <rafaely10(a)gmail.com> Subject: Re: [chirp_users] UV-B6 To: chirp_users(a)intrepid.danplanet.com Message-ID: <CALiBrY7+cvaFdxXQ8h6-hLJmu57n43NjX-3a-74kiY5=YTkxpg(a)mail.gmail.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Hello there... stil without success need help with this issue.. thanks On Fri, Nov 22, 2013 at 11:04 PM, Rafael Yerushalmi <rafaely10(a)gmail.com>wrote: > Hello there. > I did everything almost i guess... > I put the new bulid with the driver 3.2.0.0 as recomanded for win 7 . > i connect my UVB6 with the serial data cable. > on the UV5R everthing works great ,but on the new UVB6 the > downloading is OK but on uploading i get this messeg : > Radio did not ack programming mode > > what can be done ? > thanks a lot . > -- > Best wishess for you !!! ( : > > Y Rafael > > > -- Best wishess for you !!! ( : Yerushalmi Rafael

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[chirp_users] UV-B6
by Rafael Yerushalmi 24 Nov '13

24 Nov '13

Hello there. I did everything almost i guess... I put the new bulid with the driver 3.2.0.0 as recomanded for win 7 . i connect my UVB6 with the serial data cable. on the UV5R everthing works great ,but on the new UVB6 the downloading is OK but on uploading i get this messeg : Radio did not ack programming mode what can be done ? thanks a lot . -- Best wishess for you !!! ( : Y Rafael

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[chirp_users] DR-635
by AE7HS 24 Nov '13

24 Nov '13

Dan or other CHIRP Team members, I have a DR-635 and would like to see support added for this radio. Any idea approximately how long a developer would need a radio to add support? AE7HS ae7hs(a)idaho4.com

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[chirp_users] updated template
by Mike Agner 24 Nov '13

24 Nov '13

I've added a question about whether this radio is a live mode radio or not to the Prepare the Radio section. So the template - now adjusted for Redmine coding - looks something like this; h1. Radio page {{>toc}} h2. Getting Started * [[Beginner's Guide]] * [[FAQ]] * "Features Supported in (this model)":http://chirp.danplanet.com/download/0.3.0/Model_Support.html * Put the link from miklor.com for the radio here (if available) h2. Making the Connection * [[CableGuide]] * [[CableGuide FTDO OEM Cables]] * [[FAQ Adjusting the Serial Port Settings in Windows]] -----> Add how to access Device Manager in Windows to this article (all versions). This data is mostly available on the RadioReference wiki * What is the original manufacturer cable number? * Are there other known compatible cables (Yes/No)? ** If yes, please list Make and model number: h2. Prepare the Radio * Is this radio a 'clone mode' radio (Yes/No)? ** If Yes, state the keystrokes and/or menu items needed to put the radio into clone mode: * Is this radio a 'live mode' radio (Yes/No)? ** If Yes, an image file cannot be saved for this radio h2. Using CHIRP * [[Downloading a Template from the Radio]] * [[Editing the Template]] ------> The MemoryEditorColumns article would be linked from here ------> This is the place where you would discuss the use of the 'stock configurations' - how to use them, edit them and/or merge them with your current data ------> Are there any special keystrokes for special functions (like repeating data down a column)? If there are, list in this article ------> Also list any limitations of this radio for CHIRP or any special functions that are radio-specific here * [[Uploading a Template to a Radio]] h2. Importing/Exporting Data h3. Importing File Formats * [[Importing EVE files] * [[Importing Kenwood HMK files]] * [[Importing Kenwood Commercial ITM format files]] * [[Importing Icom icf files]] * [[Importing ARRL Travel Plus tpe files]] * [[Importing VX5 Commander Files]] * [[Importing VX7 Commander Files]] h3. Importing Data from External Sources * [[Importing Data from RadioReference]] * [[Importing Data from RepeaterBook]] * [[Importing Data from przemienniki.net]] * [[Importing Data from RFinder]] h3. Importing/Exporting Comma Separated Values (CSV) Data * [[CSV HowTo]] * "Creating a CSV file in CHIRP (YouTube)":http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcX9XM5NJxs * "How to create a CSV file in Chirp (YouTube)":http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcX9XM5NJxs h2. YouTube Programming Videos * List all the YouTube programming links here h2. Help Topics * [[How to Get Help]] * [[How to Report Issues]] * [[Rules for Loaning a Radio]] There are some 14 topics that need to be at least started (each of those topics could entail one or more pages). And insofar as the YouTube Programming Videos, I have found a few for some of the Baofeng radios, which I think will be our starting point. Mike --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

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Re: [chirp_users] chirp_users Digest, Vol 59, Issue 55
by Eugene Douglas 23 Nov '13

23 Nov '13

Thanks for the information on the radio. -----Original Message----- From: chirp_users-bounces(a)intrepid.danplanet.com [mailto:chirp_users-bounces@intrepid.danplanet.com] On Behalf Of chirp_users-request(a)intrepid.danplanet.com Sent: Saturday, November 23, 2013 5:11 PM To: chirp_users(a)intrepid.danplanet.com Subject: chirp_users Digest, Vol 59, Issue 55 Send chirp_users mailing list submissions to chirp_users(a)intrepid.danplanet.com To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit http://intrepid.danplanet.com/mailman/listinfo/chirp_users or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to chirp_users-request(a)intrepid.danplanet.com You can reach the person managing the list at chirp_users-owner(a)intrepid.danplanet.com When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific than "Re: Contents of chirp_users digest..." Today's Topics: 1. Re: Beginner;s Guide and missing links (Robert Terzi) 2. Beginner's Guide template (Mike Agner) 3. Saving file from Kenwood TM-V71 (Eugene Douglas) 4. Re: Saving file from Kenwood TM-V71 (Tom Hayward) 5. Re: Saving file from Kenwood TM-V71 (Milton Hywatt) 6. Beginners Guide template addition (Mike Agner) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Sat, 23 Nov 2013 15:14:11 -0500 From: Robert Terzi <rct(a)r-t.org> Subject: Re: [chirp_users] Beginner;s Guide and missing links To: Discussion of CHIRP <chirp_users(a)intrepid.danplanet.com> Message-ID: <52910C93.7020006(a)r-t.org> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed On 11/23/2013 2:30 PM, Mike Agner wrote: > Once all that is done, then each model of radio can point to the > page(s) that apply to it, and ignore those that don't. I'm not sure if you are just talking about the organization of the wiki pages, or links from the radio specific (driver) code to launch the correct page on the wiki. However, the later is something I've thought about a little, but never suggested because I didn't think there would be enough critical mass in documentation. It could be helpful if from Chirp there was the possibility to launch a radio specific web page on the wiki for help: - before starting the download from radio - before starting the upload to the radio - after a download or upload has failed for troubleshooting advice The help menu should also have an entry to launch the radio specific wiki help page. This means there should be a little planning in how the wiki pages are named. There should be (some) correlation to the radio driver since it will have to generate the URL. The radio specific pages on the wiki should be in their own name space. I don't know what redmine's capabilities are, the "name space" could be as simple as prepending a prefix like "Radio-" for all of the radio specific help template pages. The rationale for this that I believe many people will attempt to use the software before looking for or reading any documentation. --Rob ------------------------------ Message: 2 Date: Sat, 23 Nov 2013 16:14:07 -0500 From: Mike Agner <ka3jjz(a)comcast.net> Subject: [chirp_users] Beginner's Guide template To: chirp_users(a)intrepid.danplanet.com Message-ID: <52911A9F.3050706(a)comcast.net> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed I'm not sure if the formatting is going to make it thru the email software, but here's a first cut at a template for each radio. Don't worry about the encoding around the titles - that's all MediaWiki formatting. Some of these titles we already have in the wiki - there are several that we don't. To me this is pretty comprehensive, but I'll let you guys/gals be the judge. Anything with an arrow is a comment for additional data to be added. ==Getting Started== * [[Beginner's Guide]] * [[FAQ]] * [http://chirp.danplanet.com/download/0.3.0/Model_Support.html Features Supported in (this model)] * Put the link from miklor.com for the radio here (if available) ==Making the Connection== * [[CableGuide]] * [[CableGuide FTDO OEM Cables]] * [[FAQ Adjusting the Serial Port Settings in Windows]] -----> Add how to access Device Manager in Windows to this article (all versions). This data is mostly available on the RadioReference wiki * What is the original manufacturer cable number? * Are there other known compatible cables (Yes/No)? ** If yes, please list Make and Model number: ==Prepare the Radio== * Is this radio a 'clone mode' radio (Yes/No)? ** If Yes, state the keystrokes and/or menu items needed to put the radio into clone mode: ==Using CHIRP== * [[Downloading a Template from the Radio]] * [[Editing the Template]] ------> The MemoryEditorColumns article would be linked from here ------> Are there any special keystrokes for special functions (like repeating data down a column)? If there are, list in this article * [[Uploading a Template to a Radio]] ==Importing/Exporting Data== ===Importing File Formats=== * [[Importing EVE files] * [[Importing Kenwood HMK files]] * [[Importing Kenwood Commercial ITM format files]] * [[Importing Icom icf files]] * [[Importing ARRL Travel Plus tpe files]] * [[Importing VX5 Commander Files]] * [[Importing VX7 Commander Files]] ==Importing Data from External Sources== * [[Importing Data from RadioReference]] * [[Importing Data from RepeaterBook]] * [[Importing Data from przemienniki.net]] * [[Importing Data from RFinder]] ===Importing/Exporting Comma Separated Values (CSV) Data=== * [[CSV HowTo]] * [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcX9XM5NJxs How to create a CSV file in Chirp (YouTube)] ==YouTube Programming Videos== * List all the YouTube programming links here ==Help Topics== * [[How to Get Help]] * [[How to Report Issues]] * [[Rules for Loaning a Radio]] If a topic doesn't apply because the radio doesn't support it, or CHIRP doesn't support it for this radio, it would be dropped. The template would be editable for this purpose. Are there topics I missed? Now is the time to speak up. Mike --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com ------------------------------ Message: 3 Date: Sat, 23 Nov 2013 16:28:35 -0600 From: "Eugene Douglas" <eugene.douglas(a)gmail.com> Subject: [chirp_users] Saving file from Kenwood TM-V71 To: <chirp_users(a)intrepid.danplanet.com> Message-ID: <52912c12.6a94b60a.0216.fffff1ce(a)mx.google.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" How do you save file from Kenwood V71. I can not access the save and save as button. Thanks Gene Douglas N?OER, Amateur Radio Station 18.130 SFC,U.S. Army (RET) <mailto:eugene.douglas@gmail.com> eugene.douglas(a)gmail.com

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[chirp_users] Saving file from Kenwood TM-V71
by Eugene Douglas 23 Nov '13

23 Nov '13

How do you save file from Kenwood V71. I can not access the save and save as button. Thanks Gene Douglas NØOER, Amateur Radio Station 18.130 SFC,U.S. Army (RET) <mailto:eugene.douglas@gmail.com> eugene.douglas(a)gmail.com

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[chirp_users] Beginners Guide template addition
by Mike Agner 23 Nov '13

23 Nov '13

I forgot to add something to the section where it lists Editing the template - if there's anything that's radio specific that CHIRP can/can't do or any special functions, then it has to be listed here. For example I remember seeing something on the miklor website where CHIRP couldn't program any 6 meter frequencies for one of the Baofeng radios. That's something that's very important to know Mike --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

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[chirp_users] Beginner's Guide template
by Mike Agner 23 Nov '13

23 Nov '13

I'm not sure if the formatting is going to make it thru the email software, but here's a first cut at a template for each radio. Don't worry about the encoding around the titles - that's all MediaWiki formatting. Some of these titles we already have in the wiki - there are several that we don't. To me this is pretty comprehensive, but I'll let you guys/gals be the judge. Anything with an arrow is a comment for additional data to be added. ==Getting Started== * [[Beginner's Guide]] * [[FAQ]] * [http://chirp.danplanet.com/download/0.3.0/Model_Support.html Features Supported in (this model)] * Put the link from miklor.com for the radio here (if available) ==Making the Connection== * [[CableGuide]] * [[CableGuide FTDO OEM Cables]] * [[FAQ Adjusting the Serial Port Settings in Windows]] -----> Add how to access Device Manager in Windows to this article (all versions). This data is mostly available on the RadioReference wiki * What is the original manufacturer cable number? * Are there other known compatible cables (Yes/No)? ** If yes, please list Make and Model number: ==Prepare the Radio== * Is this radio a 'clone mode' radio (Yes/No)? ** If Yes, state the keystrokes and/or menu items needed to put the radio into clone mode: ==Using CHIRP== * [[Downloading a Template from the Radio]] * [[Editing the Template]] ------> The MemoryEditorColumns article would be linked from here ------> Are there any special keystrokes for special functions (like repeating data down a column)? If there are, list in this article * [[Uploading a Template to a Radio]] ==Importing/Exporting Data== ===Importing File Formats=== * [[Importing EVE files] * [[Importing Kenwood HMK files]] * [[Importing Kenwood Commercial ITM format files]] * [[Importing Icom icf files]] * [[Importing ARRL Travel Plus tpe files]] * [[Importing VX5 Commander Files]] * [[Importing VX7 Commander Files]] ==Importing Data from External Sources== * [[Importing Data from RadioReference]] * [[Importing Data from RepeaterBook]] * [[Importing Data from przemienniki.net]] * [[Importing Data from RFinder]] ===Importing/Exporting Comma Separated Values (CSV) Data=== * [[CSV HowTo]] * [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcX9XM5NJxs How to create a CSV file in Chirp (YouTube)] ==YouTube Programming Videos== * List all the YouTube programming links here ==Help Topics== * [[How to Get Help]] * [[How to Report Issues]] * [[Rules for Loaning a Radio]] If a topic doesn't apply because the radio doesn't support it, or CHIRP doesn't support it for this radio, it would be dropped. The template would be editable for this purpose. Are there topics I missed? Now is the time to speak up. Mike --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

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[chirp_users] Beginner;s Guide and missing links
by Mike Agner 23 Nov '13

23 Nov '13

Just looking at the documentation that's already on the website, it appears that there's no mention of the miklor website anywhere. Yet there are several places there that have information on Windows installs and other data that the wiki should have but doesn't. Clearly some links to this website are going to be needed. I wouldn't have even known about this site until I was told about it - and neither would any newcomer trying to read the Chirp wiki. That's a pretty serious omission. Along those same lines, it also seems apparent that given the miklor site has a few Windows tips that the wiki doesn't, it does make one wonder what other Windows tips are not documented on the wiki. I think there should be a 'Running under Windows' page much like there is for MacOS and Linux. All of those tips - including the Windows stuff that's found in the OEM cable discussion - should probably be in one place. The OEM cable discussion could then just link to the Windows, Mac and Linux page as needed. Related to the cables, it's mentioned in the wiki that some OEM cables work with other radios (for example, the FT7800 cable works with other radios - be specific - which ones?). Again this is something the newcomer would not know, and needs to be clearly spelled out. In addition, all the data that's specific to a given radio can be moved to that radio's article. Next is the question as to which radios are 'clone-mode' radios and which aren't. That topic is mentioned in the FAQ, there doesn't seem to be anywhere that defines which model is or isn't. That's something that the article for each radio would need to have. Unless I missed it, I didn't see it in the features list page either. Even if it is there, it sure seems difficult to find. It looks like that the basic functionality of CHIRP varies somewhat between non-clone and clone mode radios (is this right?). One way to address this is to create a pool of common pages that defines all of CHIRP's functions. They would be broken down into 4 categories; - Functions that are common between all radios - Functions that are common to the clone mode radios - Functions that are common to the non-clone mode radios No I didn't miscount. There is a fourth function - importing and exporting data. There's already something on the wiki for CSV stuff, and there's even a YouTube video on this. And that's part of it, but not all. There's also the matter of importing data from external sites, such as Repeaterbook or RadioReference. Each of these would need to be defined, one function at a time. Once all that is done, then each model of radio can point to the page(s) that apply to it, and ignore those that don't. When a new radio comes along, it's then just a matter of building the correct links There's lots of work to be done here - writing good documentation often is. No one person should even think to do all of this. But if we can get people just to define one function, eventually it would all get done. Mike --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

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[chirp_users] cannot start chirp properly
by Amnon Zohar 23 Nov '13

23 Nov '13

i installed both the reg and the daily version on both xp and 8 windows platform. i changed the cable driver to the old 3.2.0.0 version (programming works fine with the vip software) but all i got was a widow shown on the attatched file wheb i click ok the window disappear and nothing happens! how do i start using chirp??? -- Amnon

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Re: [chirp_users] Programming guide for beginners
by Mike Agner 23 Nov '13

23 Nov '13

While that miklor site looks awfully good, it doesn't cover every radio that CHIRP does. In some cases it just offers Windows information on drivers and such. Valuable in and of itself to be sure, but there's probably some oddball cable issue with some of these no-name radios that CHIRP supports, but that site doesn't. And didn't I just see a few Yaesu questions come through the list? That's another one where that site doesn't have a description for each radio. Even if it's somewhat repetitive because it's common to every radio by that manufacturer, indexing these links can only benefit newcomers. Mike --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

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Re: [chirp_users] Programming Guide for beginners
by Mike Agner 23 Nov '13

23 Nov '13

Tonight, Milton wrote; ======================= Understood but miklor.com starts from the beginning for many Chirp users who seem to have problems with cables and drivers for the influx of all these Chinese hand helds. I guess my skills have advanced too far to remember what the newbie faced and I can appreciate that and anyone who would want to put together another beginner's guide. ======================= Well not exactly another beginner's guide, per se. That site is a real good one, and we're going to have to put that in our template. But I'm willing to bet there are CHIRP specific topics that the miklor site doesn't handle. Those topics are the ones that we should concentrate on. That's part of the reason I threw this out there in the first place. Before we can document them, we first must identify them. Gathering all the relevant links (including YouTube videos) for a radio might make the missing data stand out like a sore thumb. This is the sort of stuff we need. The more of this we can get into one place the better. Mike --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

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Re: [chirp_users] Programming guide for beginners
by Mike Agner 23 Nov '13

23 Nov '13

Last night, Milton Hywatt wrote: ============================ What could be easier than to download from your radio a template, go to Query and import from your choice of online databases, make your edits then upload? That's what I did for 8 different radios of mine. 5 Chinese and 3 Yaesu. It requires only common sense. I wouldn't need a pre-configured template to rely upon for what? If you could explain the less of a learning curve I'd love to hear it. Or, am I completely off track here and need to double up on my Alzheimer's meds? ================================ No you're just jumping too far ahead. There are many details that need to be handled, not the least of which is the setup and loading of cable drivers, making sure you have the right version, and so on. It's not so obvious for a newcomer, which is what this little project is all about Mike --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

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Re: [chirp_users] Programming Guide for Beginners
by Mike Agner 23 Nov '13

23 Nov '13

Tonight, Dan wrote: ======================= Definitely. It would be good if someone could come up with a template page that each radio can try to copy for some consistency. That also makes it easier for someone to come along and fill out a new model's page. Mike, since this was your idea, would you be interested in doing that? The wiki syntax is really easy to figure out. Thanks! --Dan ======================= Dan right now I don't have a user account on the wiki - I assume you're the one who gets to do that. What information do you need from me? I have a basic outline already mapped. I'm pretty familiar with the MediaWiki dialect, I'm just unfamiliar with the Redmine environment. I can send you the outline off-list, and we can go over the particulars. The outline uses what is already on the wiki to 'surround' the topic, as you will see. I've got some links for the Baofeng models - as there's a small number of these, and they're a pretty popular topic, it seems to me that it's a logical place to start to shake out the concepts before anything gets published Mike --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

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[chirp_users] Programming guide for beginners
by Mike Agner 23 Nov '13

23 Nov '13

I think the wiki that already exists could be quite a resource for a programming guide for beginners. It would take some effort of each of the members that has a particular radio, but it could - and likely should - be done Looking through YouTube is all fine and good but if you do a search like was suggested recently (such as 'program uv-5r chirp') you're going to come up with a lot of non-related stuff - even stuff that doesn't have anything to do with the uv-5r or the chirp software If we had a single page for each radio that listed the various YouTube videos and other tricks, it would go a VERY long way to making such a guide. Some questions that could be asked might include; - What is the SKU of the OEM cable for this radio (put another way, what is the correct model number of the original manufacturer's cable) - What do you need to do to put the radio into a programming mode (as I understand it, some radios you have to go through a menu to do this. It would be helpful if this were documented) - Known issues from importing data and how to fix them - Any known programming issues unique to this radio, and how to fix them That's just scratching the surface. No doubt there are other such questions that people have had that have come up over and over again and should be documented in a single spot The real power becomes evident if each model number that's found in the front page becomes a link to that radio's page. Those of you familiar with the RadioReference wiki know how easy it then becomes to look up a particular model. Anything that's common to all radios could simply point to that page - for example the model support page could be a 'common' page for each radio so that someone can quickly look up what features for that radio could be programmed. I'm unfamiliar with Redmine, but if I could build the listings (by radio) then someone can change the listing to Redmine's language, and we'd be on our way. I know some of you are RadioReference members, so you know the amount of work I did in the early years of building the wiki there - it started with barely 100 pages, and grew to over 4000 when I resigned the admin status. You may also know that, along with the author of the software, I wrote the FreeScan user guide, so I have some experience in writing software guides of this type I don't think it would be too tough to gather this stuff together - if the membership is willing to contribute to the effort. I could be point for this, but someone would need to do the Redmine code once enough information was accum'ed. With Xmas coming (and maybe folks getting new radios) this project is timely as well as informative. This would, obviously, be subject to whomever is the sysop/admin of the web page, but to me, it's well worth considering. I don't doubt that we have a lot of newcomers out there (myself included, at least insofar as the software is concerned) so whatever we can gather in a single spot is worthwhile. Comments? Mike --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

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[chirp_users] (no subject)
by barry stoltz 22 Nov '13

22 Nov '13

how do I program my baofeng uv-5r,using your download? ? barry ke3kv(a)yahoo.com tnx

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[chirp_users] Moderation
by Milton Hywatt 22 Nov '13

22 Nov '13

Seems if you have a little disagreement with Dan that you are immediately moderated. A pretty cowardly move seeing I own several ham radio groups on Yahoo, now for over 3 years and have never had to moderate a user's comments. I posted a comment maybe 4 hours ago regarding the proper cable for the Yaesu FT8800 and it has yet to get posted. And I have been thanked many times by and for helping list members with Chirp and Mac users and have taken my time off list to save list traffic to help others. Yet my comments are now under the sword of Damocles via Dan, the site guru. I will now on all my lists recommend against using Chirp even though I have defended it vigorously in the past. I dare you to post this Dan.

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[chirp_users] Success FT8800R
by David M. Carney 22 Nov '13

22 Nov '13

Well, I just used Chirp on my Mac (OS X up to date). I have an RT-Systems cable so I downloaded the FTDI USB Serial driver and it worked perfectly! Thanks to all! David N1ZHE

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[chirp_users] Uncle Miltie
by Clint Bradford 22 Nov '13

22 Nov '13

>>> ... I dare you to post this Dan. This is the type of behavior that got you kicked off a couple of messageboards I own. Clint Bradford K6LCS

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Re: [chirp_users] chirp_users Digest, Vol 59, Issue 45
by Jim Beattie 22 Nov '13

22 Nov '13

> > > > > Re: Moderation (Milton Hywatt) > > > Seems if you have a little disagreement with Dan that you are > immediately moderated. A pretty cowardly move seeing I own > several ham radio groups on Yahoo, now for over 3 years and > have never had to moderate a user's comments. > > That is not how I remember it Milton. What about the time when one of the list members on your Yahoo group posted about another radio which was the European equivalent of the Anytone? After telling him off, you cut off any further postings that were not specifically and solely about the Anytone. Remember??? KF5HRF

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Re: [chirp_users] Problem reported with Windows download?
by Eben Haber 21 Nov '13

21 Nov '13

I realized the cause of the problem that was reported to me. When I go to the chirp site in a browser with no ad-blocker, there is an ad on the right in the form of a green button saying "start download" which installs malware on Windows machines. Is there any way for the Chirp site owner to control what ads are shown? Or does the site just get ads from some ad server? I wouldn't be surprised if others are being misdirected by this ad, causing them to go away thinking that Chirp is just a malware site. 73, -Eben / K6EBN

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Re: [chirp_users] Interface for Yaesu 8800
by chirp.cordless＠xoxy.net 21 Nov '13

21 Nov '13

> Date: Thu, 21 Nov 2013 16:43:53 -0500 > From: Randy Elliott <ve3jpu(a)me.com> > Subject: [chirp_users] Interface for Yaesu 8800 > To: chirp_users(a)intrepid.danplanet.com > > Just wondering if anyone can point me in the direction to an interface I can build to communicate chirp with a Yaesu 8800 mobile radio. http://www.valley-ent.com/catalog/yaesu-programming-cable-ft7800-ft8800-ft8… Has worked flawlessly for me. $23. -dan

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[chirp_users] Interface for Yaesu 8800
by Randy Elliott 21 Nov '13

21 Nov '13

Greetings to the group Just wondering if anyone can point me in the direction to an interface I can build to communicate chirp with a Yaesu 8800 mobile radio. Randy Elliott Email: ve3jpu(a)me.com

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