Rolan, W3FDK here,
I used the speaker jack to 9 pin D connector to serial to USB (FTDI ) and turned on the radio and on Chirp > Radio and selected Icom and auto detect and it downloaded the memory data.
The IC2200H screen displayed CL OUT then back to normal display after download and all the memories and DSTAR data was there as far as I could tell.
Maybe what was described in the trouble query is for rig to rig clone?
I hope this helps,
73 de rolan w3fdk
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Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2014 16:47:05 -0400
From: Marcelo XQ6BQ <xq6bq@qsl.net>
Subject: [chirp_users] IC-2200H - error message when trying to
download
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Hello, maybe someone can give me some light...
I was looking everywhere for an answer but found nothing, so apologies if
this has been discussed before.
Latest CHIRP, Windows 7, Prolific driver OK.
Brand new USB (Prolific) cable for IC-2200H, connector to rig seems to fit
well.
I've used CHIRP with Baofeng UV-5R and Yaesu FT-60R, worked perfect.
Now, when connecting IC-2200H to PC and trying to download memories, this
message appears:
An error has occurred
Failed to communicate with the radio: Unexpected response from radio.
I don't have a spare cable or another IC-2200H to check if the problem is
there.
Perhaps I'm not following the proper sequence to download data from this
particular radio?
1) Connect cable to radio and to PC
2) Launch CHIRP
3) While pushing [M/CALL], turn power ON (?CLONE? appears on the radio's
display)
4) Go to CHIRP's "Download from radio" menu but touch nothing yet
5) Push [S.MW ] on the radio. ?CL OUT? appears on the display.
6) Click OK to CHIRP dialog... Then it briefly shows the small "cloning"
window and then the error message.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!!
73,
Marcelo XQ6BQ
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Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2014 15:58:32 -0700
From: Mike Morrow <mikeymail@ILikeTheInternet.com>
Subject: Re: [chirp_users] chirp_users Digest, Vol 67, Issue 21
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This is something I was thinking of opening a problem ticket on. It is
confusing, obviously, to many to have the default and "no tone" setting
to be a tone. In this case 88.5. We use 88.5 on some repeaters locally
and having the "no setting" setting the same as "in use setting" both be
88.5 is confusing for a quick look at the grid. I got confused, myself,
when going through the grid and had to go back to he repeater book to
figure out if these were really in use or not. One used two different
tones and one was 88.5 and, once again, I had to go back and double
check and make sure if this was in use or "no tone".
I would also like to see a NONE setting in the Tone columns for a more
positive indication that there is no tone used here.
Another confusion is when you query the Repeater Guide, if no tone is in
use, it comes back 88.5 and you have to then investigate further to see
if this is real or "no tone" usage of 88.5.
All around confusing and since software is there to help us, it should
not impede progress by adding useless confusion when it is so easy to do
it "right" and show NONE when NONE is the correct setting rather than
duplicating a valid setting.
Even the stupid Wouxun software, for all its faults, does this
properly. Seems like better software (CHIRP) could do at least that
good. Right?
I have been a programmer for most of my life. If I set a real entry as
the setting for NONE, I would have been fired!
Mike/W6XXX
On 7/23/2014 12:00 PM, chirp_users-request@intrepid.danplanet.com wrote:
> An entry in the ToneSql field is not required.
> If the Tone Mode selection is (none), the Tone and ToneSql fields are ignored.
> The 88.5 is a filler default.
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Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2014 19:25:38 -0400
From: Jim Unroe <rock.unroe@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [chirp_users] chirp_users Digest, Vol 67, Issue 21
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Mike,
Click "View" in the menu bar. Then enable "Hide Unused Fields".
Now unused fields will be blank. You won't need "no tone" because there
will be no tone value listed (it will be blank).
CHIRP was recently updated so that new installations will have "Hide Unused
Fields" enabled by default.
Jim KC9HI
On Mon, Jul 28, 2014 at 6:58 PM, Mike Morrow <mikeymail@iliketheinternet.com
> wrote:
> This is something I was thinking of opening a problem ticket on. It is
> confusing, obviously, to many to have the default and "no tone" setting
> to be a tone. In this case 88.5. We use 88.5 on some repeaters locally
> and having the "no setting" setting the same as "in use setting" both be
> 88.5 is confusing for a quick look at the grid. I got confused, myself,
> when going through the grid and had to go back to he repeater book to
> figure out if these were really in use or not. One used two different
> tones and one was 88.5 and, once again, I had to go back and double
> check and make sure if this was in use or "no tone".
>
> I would also like to see a NONE setting in the Tone columns for a more
> positive indication that there is no tone used here.
>
> Another confusion is when you query the Repeater Guide, if no tone is in
> use, it comes back 88.5 and you have to then investigate further to see
> if this is real or "no tone" usage of 88.5.
>
> All around confusing and since software is there to help us, it should
> not impede progress by adding useless confusion when it is so easy to do
> it "right" and show NONE when NONE is the correct setting rather than
> duplicating a valid setting.
>
> Even the stupid Wouxun software, for all its faults, does this
> properly. Seems like better software (CHIRP) could do at least that
> good. Right?
>
> I have been a programmer for most of my life. If I set a real entry as
> the setting for NONE, I would have been fired!
>
> Mike/W6XXX
>
> On 7/23/2014 12:00 PM, chirp_users-request@intrepid.danplanet.com wrote:
> > An entry in the ToneSql field is not required.
> > If the Tone Mode selection is (none), the Tone and ToneSql fields are
> ignored.
> > The 88.5 is a filler default.
>
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