I have a TH-D72 and I run CHIRP in Linux but that probably doesn't make any difference. I have always found that when I tell CHIRP to read from the radio it does. I believe that these TH-D72 always works in live mode. You should only have to tell CHIRP what radio you have and what port it is on.

Thanks,
David,
KD7UCH@gmail.com

On Tue, Oct 16, 2018, 21:54 Brandon Clark <kl7bsc@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello group,

I'm having trouble programming my Kenwood TH-D72 Ht. I have a feeling
I'm missing something really obvious, so I apologize if this is a stupid
question:

In Chirp there are options to work with the radio in "Clone Mode" and
"Live Mode". Trying to read from the radio in live mode doesn't yield
any results. Also, I don't know what I would do to put the radio into
clone mode; I can't find anything in the manual about that. What am I
missing?

System: Windows 10, current version of Chirp. The system has the virtual
com port driver from Kenwood installed. Also, I CAN read from the radio
using the Kenwood MCP-4A software. I'm trying to use chirp though
because I can't import a CSV into the MCP-4A program (the only option is
a TravelPlus csv file, and I don't have an example of that format).

Many thanks,

Brandon, KL7BSC

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