Hello Dave,

I know nothing about your radio or computer (I am a Mac user), but when ever I get that (Unable to communicate…) message, it is because I have transition between steps to fast.  I now let 5 to 10 seconds pass before I go to the next step in downloading to the radio.

Good luck
N7IY
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Peter J. McClosky, N7IY
Eugene, Oregon
pmcclosky@earthlink.net
n7iy@arrl.net
http://home.earthlink.net/~pmcclosky/

On Feb 24, 2016, at 12:27 PM, Dave Capstick <cappers1001@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

Hi All,
my first post and a new user to Chirp. I would like to program my Yaesu FT60 with various local repeaters and the frequencies for some FM satellites. I am using Windows 8.1, the latest version of Chirp (updated today) and a cable from here Yaesu FT-60 USB Programming Cable
Downloading from my FT60 is fine. I then edit the file and try to upload. That's when I get the message 'Failed to communicate with radio: Radio did not respond'
I have looked at some online documentation and I am aware that for Yaesu radios you need to follow the steps very carefully.  These are the steps which i took:

- connected my cable to laptop and radio (drivers were installed on first connection)
- held MONI button in while switching radio on. Released MONI button.
- used selector knob to move to f8 CLONE
- Pushed f/w key. Screen blinks
- in Chirp - I downloaded from the radio. I checked the correct COM ports in device manager. Download was successful
- I edited downloaded file in Chirp
- To upload I pressed MONI - RX appeared on the screen.
- I attempted to upload to the radio but as soon as I tried this I got the error message - failed to communicate with radio

Does anyone have any ideas as to what is going on? Any help much appreciated.  I've attached the .img file for reference

Cheers

Dave

M0IKT

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