[chirp_users] "radio did not respond"
I am a new user to the Baofeng F-11 so I might not be getting things correct, though I have reinstalled the cloning cable driver [it is on Com 3] using the Win7 procedure outlined by Wouxun and reinstalled Chirp.
When I initially obtained the radio, I pulled up the stock channel program, changed it around a little and uploaded it to the radio using Chirp. A few days later I manually programmed several of the memories and deleted most of the stock memories.
Now, when going to the Radio tab on the Chirp software and attempting to Download from Radio, I get an error message which says "radio did not respond." I get the same error message when attempting to upload to the radio from Chirp. Suggestions?
Madison Jones
W5MJ
On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 11:59 PM, Madison Jones w5mj@hal-pc.org wrote:
I am a new user to the Baofeng F-11 so I might not be getting things correct, though I have reinstalled the cloning cable driver [it is on Com 3] using the Win7 procedure outlined by Wouxun and reinstalled Chirp. ***
When I initially obtained the radio, I pulled up the stock channel program, changed it around a little and uploaded it to the radio using Chirp. A few days later I manually programmed several of the memories and deleted most of the stock memories.****
Now, when going to the Radio tab on the Chirp software and attempting to Download from Radio, I get an error message which says “radio did not respond.” I get the same error message when attempting to upload to the radio from Chirp. Suggestions?****
Madison Jones****
W5MJ****
Madison,
This is most likely caused by the programming cable not being plugged fully into the F-11. This is a common problem with the UV-5R and it equivalents.
If you haven't already, visit the Miklor.com website and take a look at the "Errors and Error Messages" page for guidance.
Jim KC9HI
Using the Wouxun UV6D cable and my F11, I had no difficulty determining the plug was fully inserted. When the base of the plug meets the radio, it's in as far as it can go.
Sent from my 15.4" MacBook Pro, i7 quad core
On May 29, 2013, at 5:22 AM, Jim Unroe rock.unroe@gmail.com wrote:
On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 11:59 PM, Madison Jones w5mj@hal-pc.org wrote: I am a new user to the Baofeng F-11 so I might not be getting things correct, though I have reinstalled the cloning cable driver [it is on Com 3] using the Win7 procedure outlined by Wouxun and reinstalled Chirp.
When I initially obtained the radio, I pulled up the stock channel program, changed it around a little and uploaded it to the radio using Chirp. A few days later I manually programmed several of the memories and deleted most of the stock memories.
Now, when going to the Radio tab on the Chirp software and attempting to Download from Radio, I get an error message which says “radio did not respond.” I get the same error message when attempting to upload to the radio from Chirp. Suggestions?
Madison Jones
W5MJ
Madison,
This is most likely caused by the programming cable not being plugged fully into the F-11. This is a common problem with the UV-5R and it equivalents.
If you haven't already, visit the Miklor.com website and take a look at the "Errors and Error Messages" page for guidance.
Jim KC9HI _______________________________________________ chirp_users mailing list chirp_users@intrepid.danplanet.com http://intrepid.danplanet.com/mailman/listinfo/chirp_users
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