Well I looked at the models on the Chirp site, and noticed that the TH-9800 Tyt model has an asterisk by it, so I loaded up my windows 7 and ran the old Chirp, and the CSV file was loaded successfully.

I just could not get it to upload with Chirp-Next.

I was able to download and do a bit with the settings, but not all the selections in settings were read with a screenreader.

If I didn't add any memories, I could affect changes in settings and upload those settings.

My beep was too high, so I changed it to 5 from 8.

I need to know when a button is pressed, just not in such an annoying way.

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From: K0LNY

To: Discussion of CHIRP

Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2023 6:17 PM

Subject: [chirp_users] slow to populate

Howdy All,

I opened an edited CSV file, which originally came from Chirp.

This is on a Tytera 9800.

Using windows 10.

So I downloaded from the radio, selected all memories and deleted them, and then opened an old Chirp CSV file, and I made some edits to it.

It has around 227 channels in it.

But it is really slow to populate the fields, and I can't get to the settings tab while it's working on the memories.

Upload isn't available yet.

It's been almost a half hour.

Does this mean there is something amiss with my CSV file?

I get no errors.

I'm using chirp-next-20230515-installer.exe

Thanks.

Glenn

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