I took your frequencies,entered 156.2025 into the first cell of Chirp.
left everything else to the left of Duplex unchanged. I can enter 159.000
as the split offset and upload to the radio. Configured this way the radio
receives on 156.2025 and transmits on 159.000. Now, I can delete the template
and read anew from the radio. What is odd is the split offset turns into a + offset
of 2.797500. That still gives you 159.000 TX. I just thought it odd the radio would
return those settings. Also you question about the 2Tone decode. Unfortunately
at least for the UV-5R I don't see a DTMF decode mode for squelch. And the squelch
value for your radio is probably the same as the UV-5R which is 0 - 9. I find a level
of 7 adequate.
From: ddubois <woody2@questiongravity.com>
To: Discussion of CHIRP <chirp_users@intrepid.danplanet.com>
Sent: Sunday, December 8, 2013 3:05 PM
Subject: Re: [chirp_users] Tuning step roadblock
Thanks Jim, that did the trick. I did
figure out what "tuning step" meant around 3am, but didn't want to
write back and admit that I was still up and obsessing over it :)
I'm glad I went to bed.
I have all my channels configured now, except for the "page"
channel on the Icom that I wish to emulate in the Baofeng. In the
Icom, the channel is muted until it receives a 2-tone page signal.
I can see how it is set up in the Icom CS-F14 program, but I'm not
finding any functionality like that in CHIRP. When I click on
"Settings" in CHIRP, I only get a blank field. Can I do this in
CHIRP? I see nothing in the wiki about functions like this.
And, perhaps similarly, in CS-F14 under Common>Set Mode there
is a squelch value variable that has been set to 125. Is that
something I need to set in the UV-B5?
Thanks much! Doug
On 12/8/2013 8:22 AM, Jim Unroe wrote:
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