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I have a UV B6 and i cannot program it using Chirp or the OEM software it gives radio didnot ac program mode when try to program on radio key pad it will not transmit it has good recieve Any one have any thoughts on the problem
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<div>-------- Original message --------</div><div>From: Chucks chuckination@gmail.com </div><div>Date:04/08/2015 10:56 PM (GMT-06:00) </div><div>To: Discussion of CHIRP chirp_users@intrepid.danplanet.com </div><div>Subject: Re: [chirp_users] (no subject) </div><div> </div>I have a Baofeng UV-B5 and have been able to successfully program it with the chirp daily builds.
Charles Stewart chuckination@gmail.com
On Sun, Apr 5, 2015 at 1:43 PM, Robert DeFranco bob.defranco@gmail.com wrote: Hi Pat,
This isn’t exactly a CHIRP question, mostly a BaoFeng question. You should check out the miklor.com website for BaoFeng specific information. That said, if the repeaters in your area operate in the 136-174 MHz or the 400-520 MHz range and you have the appropriate amateur radio license, the UV-B5 should work for you. Again, check out Miklor for more info.
Bob DeFranco KK6CBL
On Apr 4, 2015, at 9:55 PM, Patrick McMullin Patrick.McMullin@xerium.com wrote:
im a volunteer firefighter and want to buy a baofeng uv b5 radio to carry in my vehicle until I get to the station or scene, can these be programmed easily on repeater systems in nova scotia Canada??????
Pat
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On Thu, Apr 9, 2015 at 5:03 PM, dwsexton dwsexton@scrtc.com wrote:
I have a UV B6 and i cannot program it using Chirp or the OEM software it gives radio didnot ac program mode when try to program on radio key pad it will not transmit it has good recieve Any one have any thoughts on the problem
Since you cannot program your radio with CHIRP or the OEM software the problem is most likely the connection between the radio and your computer. If the programming cable has a Prolific type chip it is most likely caused by an incompatible driver. An improper connection between the 2-pin plug and socket of the radio is a possibility. The miklor.com website has compatible Windows drivers and instructions for installing/choosing the compatible driver.
There are only two ways that I know of that could cause TX to be inhibited when programming from the keypad.
1 trying to transmit on a busy channel when Busy Channel Lockout is programmed 2 programming a frequency that is within 70 MHz from one of the band edges and then programming a shift direction (SFTD) and offset (OFFSET) which put the TX frequency outside of the band limits.
Jim KC9HI
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