Thank you so much, got my 10 year 0ld Icom IC-2200H on the air after setting in closet for over 12 years because I could not understand the owners manual for programming.
Your video came perfect. I'm a M6 .. had a stroke and completely trying to rebuild myself up again and oddly I couldn't recall how to prog my radios ! With my local club (Stockport) being closed due to covid I'm quite alone lol... anyway.. Thanks.. I'll thumbs up and Subcribe too!
I'm so sorry to hear and I hope you're on the mend and hopefully back fighting fit soon! I think this lockdown has gotten to many people this time around, but you're not alone mate. Things will soon pick up and fingers crossed things will slowly get back to some type of normality again. Thanks for the sub too, it's very much appreciated indeed. 73' stay safe.
I guess im asking the wrong place but does anybody know a trick to log back into an instagram account?? I was stupid forgot my account password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me.
@Harry Antonio thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and Im trying it out now. I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Thanks Mike, just bought a Leixen VV898S which works well but the software isn't reliable. Tried Chirp and it works well. Not sure if I can program other features like P1,P2,P3,Time etc as the Leixen s/w should but will use for channel setup. Martin
thanks Mike pick up a Wouxun KHG-UV9P and has not a thing on. so download and it is blank. than put all the frequncy that I want to use. than save it. than uoload it back into the radio, do I have it right. been off radio for 20 some years, and wow, technology changed. 73 KQ4CD Paul
My question is how to upload my pre programmed Bao Feng frequencies and then transfer them to a new TYT HT-7800 I received in a raffle.... I was able to upload to the Chirp but then when trying to transfer those to the TYT radio the 'radio' is greyed out showing Bao Feng and I cannot change to the TYT HT 7800.... There's gotta be a way though.....I haven't figured that out....
Does CHIRP have the capability to import local data to make programming your radio easier? Many of the frequencies published to my area do not include some of the needed bits and pieces (I believe) to receive (which is my only interest currently). Out of the box I receive nothing but NOAA that I manually put in. Thanks for your help!!
Thank you, glad it was of some help. If you were given a chirp file from someone that had the frequencies that you wanted already in the file, yes you can import them locally from the computer and just copy them over. Even if it might not come from the same radio you can copy and paste the frequencies from one file into a new file and upload to the radio. 73’
Hi Mike, I'm trying to programme repeater GB7ZE into my UV-5R and I'm stuck on the how to find if a tone setting is required? I've looked at the repeater details on Repeater Book and it says CC3 in the Tone column, how should that be entered when programming with Chirp, thanks in advance for any advice.
@@OnTheMicwithMike many thanks for your reply, I programmed it and also found out that the Tone is 103.5. I've been able to receive broadcasts all along the UK south coast from Chichester to Hastings via a number of repeaters which are linked.
Thanks. This is helpful. When I use the Radio/Query Data Source/RepeaterBook option it displays the list of repeaters but doesn't include the offset frequencies. This is possibly just a bug or maybe I'm doing something wrong? Cheers (Sub'd)
Much appreciated. I know that the RepeaterBook App gives you the offset, but some sites give you the actual uplink and downlink frequencies and you have to work out the offset yourself. It’s a shame chirp doesn’t offer an option in support of entering both up and downlink frequencies manually.
I'm trying to program 155.550 FM with a CTCSS PL Tone of 179.9 into my BTECH GMRS V-1 using CHIRP. When I do, all I hear is a bunch of garbled unintelligible noise when the station transmits. What should I have my Tone Mode, Tone, Tone Squelch, Cross Mode, etc set to in CHIRP? It sounds like it might be encrypted, but Radio Reference says otherwise. Thanks, Matt :)
Hi Mike this video was a great help to an oldie. but how do l transfer a RSGB csv repeater list into chirp? Forgive me l have understood all but do l print out a copy and hand input each channel as you have shown. Thank you.Alan GØNCW.
Thanks for your video. Can you tell me if the 'memory' in Chirp is the same as 'Channel' on the radio? This means when I program memory 1 in Chirp, I can access that frequency on Channel 1 on the radio. Is that correct?
Hey there, If I have a series of repeater frequencies and they have a tx and rx- offset and the way that these series of repeaters is set up is: there are 'tone districts' in other words, the tx and rx work on many different coloured repeaters and the tines are only a set of 6 districts. so we set channel(frequency) then we switch tones depending on which district of the 6 we are in. Question: how do I program the Baofeng uv82 in the freq list as it appear I have to assign a tone for each freq? is there an area where we store another bank of 'switchable tones' as for use in this case and leave the associated tone filed in the feq list blank? thanks so much!
I must admit I’m not familiar with it, as to be perfectly honest I don’t really use repeaters myself. I’m not quite sure that is at all possible especially on a Baofeng. But maybe someone can shed some more light on the subject for you.
all i want to do is reset my radios. someone programmed them and now i have two sets that can not communicate with each other. I have archsell and I have downloaded CHIRP and the cord driver. I am still clueless.
Una pregunta, programe un radio baofen bf 888s solo le cambien la frecuencia de el cabal 4, no le hice nada mas.. pero al poner el canal 4 se prende la luz verde como si estuviera recibiendo señal y se prende y se apaga intermitente aveces se queda apagada aveces se prende, que podria ser??? Y otra duda hay frecuencias que le quiero poner y no las acepta, debe de seguir alguna regla al momento de elegir una???
@@vladislavvelchev not really, all I can suggest is height. If you can get out onto high ground and you'll have greater range. Most Baofeng radios have under 4w of power output so signals don't really travel far for a handheld radio.
I have the next generation Tidradio H8. When I try to upload my frequency list I get this error message > unable to upload file. This is a radio- independant file and can not be uploaded directly to a radio. open a radio image (or download one from a radio) And then copy/paste items from this tap into that one in order to up load. HuH? what radio image? where do I get it from this H8? I am connected to the radio via a tidradio cable. the radio is selected in chirp. all looks good except for this error. Please help. Thankyou
Doesn't sound like it's compatible, it may even be the driver not communicating with the computer correctly too. Have you tried Tidradio's own programming software?
@@OnTheMicwithMike I tried the odmaster and it does not give me a full spreadsheet. You have to step through each channel and type in what you want. just as slow as manual programming. I am thinking to purchase the Rtsystems software. expensive but the only alternative. Thanks for the speedy reply.
The ‘frequency’ column would be the repeater output. There is no input as that’s done through setting the offset in the ‘offset’ column and you change the direction in the ‘duplex’ column which will then be set to the ‘input’ of the repeater.
You could try other Baofeng models to see if any of those work, but if not the next option is to look for the official software for that particular radio on their own website.
Plug in the radio you want to take the frequencies from, and open chirp and hit ‘read from radio’ then when it’s done, save that file to your pc. Plug in your other radio and either open the file you previously saved with those frequencies you want to put on the new radio and click on ‘write to radio’. However you might find some things won’t transfer if their different radios. Otherwise just use copy and paste to copy over the frequencies from one file into another new file then upload that to the new radio.
This WILL NOT work on my UV82. I have tried and made sure the drivers are installed. It simply will not programme no matter what. I can input the frequency but it just keeps reverting to original. I cannot find any way to reset the radio.
It’s possible the cable just doesn’t work, I know that some people have reported that some Baofeng radios are very picky on what cables are used. I would try another USB cable. I’ve had no issue programming a UV82 using Chirp.
The 218 is supported by Chirp, but if the radio isn’t being recognised it might be a data cable driver issue or the cable itself. Not really sure, might pay to raise a ticket in the forums on the danplanet page (where chirp is downloaded from).
Hi Rudy, You can go to RepeaterBook.com and do a search for repeaters around your area. The only thing is if you’re not licensed with a ham radio licence you could land yourself in hot water if you try communicating on repeaters. But I’m sure you already know :) I’m not sure about the legalities around PMR and FRS in the States but those may be an option too, just an online search will give you a list of the frequencies that you can listen/talk on. 73’
No idea. But I did a quick search on Google and apparently in Chirp if you select the Radioddity GA-510 from the menu it works with that. Other than that I’ve no idea. 73’
You can just program in the repeater output frequency and nothing else, you only need to add tones and TX frequencies if you intend on transmitting on them.
Hi Mike, I am having a bit of an issue with this one, downloaded various versions of Chirp to my MacBook Pro but when I search for CRT Micron it is not listed in the dropdown box. Any ideas or help would be appreciated. 73's Stan M7MGP
Ah yes, you can try to look for the Anytone AT778 as that is the same radio just a different badge. Chirp only recently started supporting them and the radio needs to be a version 3 onwards because my old version 1 radio still doesn’t work. Other than that, you’ll need to download the software for the radio from their own website.
@@OnTheMicwithMike Cheers Mike, the CRT Software is windows only. The Chirp website says it supports the Micron but I feel it may only be the Windows version.
Repeater output frequency is what you would put into the very first ‘frequency’ box this is what you would be listening on. As for the input frequency (the frequency the repeater is listening on) doesn’t need to be typed in as that is what you set the offset to do in the software.
@@OnTheMicwithMike Ok. Can you still program frequency if it say FMN? And Can you help with with tone mod on chirp software and tell me what they mean? Because some of my department use DCS and CTCSS.
@@OfficialChrisBreezy FMN is just narrow FM, basically cleaner audio whereas normal FM is widebanded and will bring in a lot of mush. As for DCS and CTSS codes, you'll need to know what they use, and those are entered in Chirp under 'Tone Mode' and then the tone frequency under 'Tone'. Remember though, most of what you are programming within Chirp requires an amateur radio/Ham radio or business license.
For the GT3TP, try using the settings for the UV5R. As for repeaters around your area, look on the website called RepeaterBook, it will give you the 2m and 70cm repeaters around your area. Just have to state that you will need to be licensed to use the repeaters yourself, but you don’t if it is just for listening purposes. Transmitting on them without a license can land you in hot water. Happy programming :)
@@OnTheMicwithMike thanks for your help it is just to listening I am going to get my licence later when I can understand it as I am very bad a reading need all the help I can get thanks again
Chirp doesn’t support it by the sound of it. You’ll need to head to Anytone’s website and download the programming software. I have the Anytone 778UV and it’s an older model, chirp doesn’t support the older versions but only recently started to support the newer models. Your best bet would be check Anytone’s own website for their own software.
Oh on that note, i have an older 5888uv i was wondering about cloning it to the new one, much easier and quicker, the older one has all i need programed, can i use a regular lan cable?
I manually programmed all my channels. But I save high power and it always goes back to low. I save dcs on transmit and receive and it goes back to off. With the chirp software can you program all settings like I mentioned? Any reply appreciated cheers from Australia
That’s quite a strange one, what radio is it out of interest? As for chirp, once the settings have been programmed in, the radio doesn’t revert back to default at all. Well, I’ve never had a radio have a problem like that either manually programming or using chirp. 73’
Love these videos,was having real problems downloading chirp…. but now I can put in repeaters etc no problems
Thank you so much, got my 10 year 0ld Icom IC-2200H on the air after setting in closet for over 12 years because I could not understand the owners manual for programming.
You’re more than welcome. 73’
Thank you! Very helpful video for someone brand new to CHIRP...Cheers!
Thankyou you have some great learning here. It made me understand better you explain it well cheers
I very much appreciate the kind words. Thank you. 73’ all the best.
Thank You Mike for that video !! thats help me a lot.
Glad it was of some help, 73’ and stay safe.
Your video came perfect. I'm a M6 .. had a stroke and completely trying to rebuild myself up again and oddly I couldn't recall how to prog my radios ! With my local club (Stockport) being closed due to covid I'm quite alone lol... anyway.. Thanks.. I'll thumbs up and Subcribe too!
I'm so sorry to hear and I hope you're on the mend and hopefully back fighting fit soon! I think this lockdown has gotten to many people this time around, but you're not alone mate. Things will soon pick up and fingers crossed things will slowly get back to some type of normality again. Thanks for the sub too, it's very much appreciated indeed. 73' stay safe.
I guess im asking the wrong place but does anybody know a trick to log back into an instagram account??
I was stupid forgot my account password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me.
@Harry Antonio thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and Im trying it out now.
I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Harry Antonio it did the trick and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thanks so much you saved my account :D
@Scott Ryker You are welcome xD
Brilliant video thanks for your help
Excellent video. Thanks
Good stuff Mike. Nicely explained! 73
Thanks Tim, appreciate it :)
Thank you it was fun and very interesting to use
Thank you and 73 for the video.
No problem, thanks for watching. Best 73’
this was very helpful, thank you
Thanks Mike, just bought a Leixen VV898S which works well but the software isn't reliable. Tried Chirp and it works well. Not sure if I can program other features like P1,P2,P3,Time etc as the Leixen s/w should but will use for channel setup. Martin
Thank you Sir.
You’re welcome, thanks for watching.
Excellent ! Thank you
Does anyone know if you can program and store/name FM radio stations via chirp as well?
thanks Mike pick up a Wouxun KHG-UV9P and has not a thing on.
so download and it is blank. than put all the frequncy that I want to use.
than save it. than uoload it back into the radio, do I have it right.
been off radio for 20 some years, and wow, technology changed.
73 KQ4CD Paul
Great video, thanks
My question is how to upload my pre programmed Bao Feng frequencies and then transfer them to a new TYT HT-7800 I received in a raffle....
I was able to upload to the Chirp but then when trying to transfer those to the TYT radio the 'radio' is greyed out showing Bao Feng and I cannot change to the TYT HT 7800....
There's gotta be a way though.....I haven't figured that out....
really interesting , thankyou -
Excellent, thank you and Subbed
Thanks. Very much appreciated!
Does CHIRP have the capability to import local data to make programming your radio easier? Many of the frequencies published to my area do not include some of the needed bits and pieces (I believe) to receive (which is my only interest currently). Out of the box I receive nothing but NOAA that I manually put in. Thanks for your help!!
Thank you, glad it was of some help. If you were given a chirp file from someone that had the frequencies that you wanted already in the file, yes you can import them locally from the computer and just copy them over. Even if it might not come from the same radio you can copy and paste the frequencies from one file into a new file and upload to the radio. 73’
Hi Mike, I'm trying to programme repeater GB7ZE into my UV-5R and I'm stuck on the how to find if a tone setting is required? I've looked at the repeater details on Repeater Book and it says CC3 in the Tone column, how should that be entered when programming with Chirp, thanks in advance for any advice.
It won’t work on a Baofeng UV5R. GB7ZE is a DMR repeater. You’d need a DMR radio to operate that particular repeater. Hope that helps, 73’.
@@OnTheMicwithMike many thanks for your reply, I programmed it and also found out that the Tone is 103.5. I've been able to receive broadcasts all along the UK south coast from Chichester to Hastings via a number of repeaters which are linked.
Thanks. This is helpful. When I use the Radio/Query Data Source/RepeaterBook option it displays the list of repeaters but doesn't include the offset frequencies. This is possibly just a bug or maybe I'm doing something wrong? Cheers (Sub'd)
Much appreciated. I know that the RepeaterBook App gives you the offset, but some sites give you the actual uplink and downlink frequencies and you have to work out the offset yourself. It’s a shame chirp doesn’t offer an option in support of entering both up and downlink frequencies manually.
I'm trying to program 155.550 FM with a CTCSS PL Tone of 179.9 into my BTECH GMRS V-1 using CHIRP. When I do, all I hear is a bunch of garbled unintelligible noise when the station transmits. What should I have my Tone Mode, Tone, Tone Squelch, Cross Mode, etc set to in CHIRP? It sounds like it might be encrypted, but Radio Reference says otherwise. Thanks, Matt :)
Great newcomer howto
Thank you
I purchased 4 GA-2s radios. Should I program all? & also, where is the link below as you stated?
Thanks
what if the COM channel has no drop down selection? how do you determine the PORT?
Be nice if you could see the video in a larger screen
Click on the full screen tab.
Hi Mike this video was a great help to an oldie. but how do l transfer a RSGB csv repeater list into chirp? Forgive me l have understood all but do l print out a copy and hand input each channel as you have shown. Thank you.Alan GØNCW.
Hi Alan, I believe chirp will import a CSV file into the program and you can simply upload it straight to your chosen radio. 73' stay safe.
Boa noite!
O CHIRP não abre o menu settings no meu UV-5R.
Pode me ajudar por favor?
Ele fica todo em branco.
Thanks for your video. Can you tell me if the 'memory' in Chirp is the same as 'Channel' on the radio? This means when I program memory 1 in Chirp, I can access that frequency on Channel 1 on the radio. Is that correct?
That’s correct yes.
Hey there, If I have a series of repeater frequencies and they have a tx and rx- offset and the way that these series of repeaters is set up is: there are 'tone districts' in other words, the tx and rx work on many different coloured repeaters and the tines are only a set of 6 districts. so we set channel(frequency) then we switch tones depending on which district of the 6 we are in. Question: how do I program the Baofeng uv82 in the freq list as it appear I have to assign a tone for each freq? is there an area where we store another bank of 'switchable tones' as for use in this case and leave the associated tone filed in the feq list blank? thanks so much!
I must admit I’m not familiar with it, as to be perfectly honest I don’t really use repeaters myself. I’m not quite sure that is at all possible especially on a Baofeng. But maybe someone can shed some more light on the subject for you.
i cant figure out what override range perimeter means or what else i can set it to.
all i want to do is reset my radios. someone programmed them and now i have two sets that can not communicate with each other. I have archsell and I have downloaded CHIRP and the cord driver. I am still clueless.
Una pregunta, programe un radio baofen bf 888s solo le cambien la frecuencia de el cabal 4, no le hice nada mas.. pero al poner el canal 4 se prende la luz verde como si estuviera recibiendo señal y se prende y se apaga intermitente aveces se queda apagada aveces se prende, que podria ser???
Y otra duda hay frecuencias que le quiero poner y no las acepta, debe de seguir alguna regla al momento de elegir una???
Thanks for this video! I have a question, can I extend my connection between two radios Boafeng UV 9R with this CHIRP programing?
How do you mean extended your connection?
@@OnTheMicwithMike I mean to extend the range between the two radios. Now my best range is about 6km. I need more :) !
@@vladislavvelchev not really, all I can suggest is height. If you can get out onto high ground and you'll have greater range. Most Baofeng radios have under 4w of power output so signals don't really travel far for a handheld radio.
Thank you!
If the transmit frequency needs a PL do you put that under the tonesql?
Yes that’s it 👍🏻
I have the next generation Tidradio H8. When I try to upload my frequency list I get this error message > unable to upload file. This is a radio- independant file and can not be uploaded directly to a radio. open a radio image (or download one from a radio) And then copy/paste items from this tap into that one in order to up load. HuH? what radio image? where do I get it from this H8? I am connected to the radio via a tidradio cable. the radio is selected in chirp. all looks good except for this error. Please help. Thankyou
Doesn't sound like it's compatible, it may even be the driver not communicating with the computer correctly too. Have you tried Tidradio's own programming software?
@@OnTheMicwithMike I tried the odmaster and it does not give me a full spreadsheet. You have to step through each channel and type in what you want. just as slow as manual programming. I am thinking to purchase the Rtsystems software. expensive but the only alternative. Thanks for the speedy reply.
In Chirp which is the input columns and which is the output column?
The ‘frequency’ column would be the repeater output. There is no input as that’s done through setting the offset in the ‘offset’ column and you change the direction in the ‘duplex’ column which will then be set to the ‘input’ of the repeater.
How to program a new device that doesn't appear on the device name list. Like the baofeng c50 model. thanks
You could try other Baofeng models to see if any of those work, but if not the next option is to look for the official software for that particular radio on their own website.
I want to download the channels from one radio and set them in the new one. What do I put in the space for port??
Plug in the radio you want to take the frequencies from, and open chirp and hit ‘read from radio’ then when it’s done, save that file to your pc.
Plug in your other radio and either open the file you previously saved with those frequencies you want to put on the new radio and click on ‘write to radio’. However you might find some things won’t transfer if their different radios.
Otherwise just use copy and paste to copy over the frequencies from one file into another new file then upload that to the new radio.
This WILL NOT work on my UV82. I have tried and made sure the drivers are installed. It simply will not programme no matter what. I can input the frequency but it just keeps reverting to original. I cannot find any way to reset the radio.
It’s possible the cable just doesn’t work, I know that some people have reported that some Baofeng radios are very picky on what cables are used. I would try another USB cable.
I’ve had no issue programming a UV82 using Chirp.
Hello. I have a boajie bj-218. It cannot be recognised by chirp in the recommended file. What can I do to remedy this.
The 218 is supported by Chirp, but if the radio isn’t being recognised it might be a data cable driver issue or the cable itself. Not really sure, might pay to raise a ticket in the forums on the danplanet page (where chirp is downloaded from).
How do I know what frequencies to put in or channels to put in I'm in Washington DC in the United States can you please help
Hi Rudy,
You can go to RepeaterBook.com and do a search for repeaters around your area. The only thing is if you’re not licensed with a ham radio licence you could land yourself in hot water if you try communicating on repeaters. But I’m sure you already know :)
I’m not sure about the legalities around PMR and FRS in the States but those may be an option too, just an online search will give you a list of the frequencies that you can listen/talk on.
73’
Where do u find out what channels are what for my area, southwest, Florida,USA ??
Repeaterbook.com
Hi Mike will this program work with an Icom IC-F1000S hunting radio
Afraid I’m not sure, best bet is to check the official website and look at what radios it lists.
Hello, I have a POFUNG P10UV and I cannot find the software to program it. Is it possible with CHIRP? what dou you recommend? Thanks.
No idea. But I did a quick search on Google and apparently in Chirp if you select the Radioddity GA-510 from the menu it works with that. Other than that I’ve no idea. 73’
@@OnTheMicwithMike
Thank you very much ... with that model it works. Greetings from Spain.
@@tomasarenas420 you're welcome, enjoy.
How will this work if I'm in Panamá???
How do you mean? I don’t quite follow.
Will this same technique work on radtel rt-495?
It should do if the radio is supported by the Chirp software.
Hi is there any way you can make is so you can just listen to the channels thanks
You can just program in the repeater output frequency and nothing else, you only need to add tones and TX frequencies if you intend on transmitting on them.
Why do you use FM for 2/70 but NFM on PMR?
Should be narrow FM on both 2/70.
Chirp is not allowed me to put 7 characters long, only 6. Why?
Afraid it’s always been that way. Most repeaters identifiers are 6 characters or less.
Hi Mike, I am having a bit of an issue with this one, downloaded various versions of Chirp to my MacBook Pro but when I search for CRT Micron it is not listed in the dropdown box. Any ideas or help would be appreciated. 73's Stan M7MGP
Ah yes, you can try to look for the Anytone AT778 as that is the same radio just a different badge.
Chirp only recently started supporting them and the radio needs to be a version 3 onwards because my old version 1 radio still doesn’t work.
Other than that, you’ll need to download the software for the radio from their own website.
@@OnTheMicwithMike Cheers Mike, the CRT Software is windows only. The Chirp website says it supports the Micron but I feel it may only be the Windows version.
Plus, on my version of Chirp the AT778 is not there either
Use virtual box on your Mac
this will not work on windows 10 or I can't get it to download for a tyt th9800
Afraid to say, it does work on both Windows 10 and 11. It may not currently support your radio.
What about input and output frequency?
Repeater output frequency is what you would put into the very first ‘frequency’ box this is what you would be listening on. As for the input frequency (the frequency the repeater is listening on) doesn’t need to be typed in as that is what you set the offset to do in the software.
@@OnTheMicwithMike Ok. Can you still program frequency if it say FMN? And Can you help with with tone mod on chirp software and tell me what they mean? Because some of my department use DCS and CTCSS.
@@OfficialChrisBreezy FMN is just narrow FM, basically cleaner audio whereas normal FM is widebanded and will bring in a lot of mush.
As for DCS and CTSS codes, you'll need to know what they use, and those are entered in Chirp under 'Tone Mode' and then the tone frequency under 'Tone'.
Remember though, most of what you are programming within Chirp requires an amateur radio/Ham radio or business license.
Hi I am very new how do I get the channels for where I live .
There is no gt-3tp on the list
For the GT3TP, try using the settings for the UV5R.
As for repeaters around your area, look on the website called RepeaterBook, it will give you the 2m and 70cm repeaters around your area.
Just have to state that you will need to be licensed to use the repeaters yourself, but you don’t if it is just for listening purposes.
Transmitting on them without a license can land you in hot water.
Happy programming :)
@@OnTheMicwithMike thanks for your help it is just to listening I am going to get my licence later when I can understand it as I am very bad a reading need all the help I can get thanks again
Thanks for your that all works good 👍
Not able to upload to radio .
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I have a QSP5888UV_S1 and no luck, help please!
More info will be needed for someone to help :)
It is an Anytone radio model QSP5888UV_S1 tried Chirp, and others and it doesn’t recognize my radio, alot say comport not support.
Chirp doesn’t support it by the sound of it. You’ll need to head to Anytone’s website and download the programming software. I have the Anytone 778UV and it’s an older model, chirp doesn’t support the older versions but only recently started to support the newer models. Your best bet would be check Anytone’s own website for their own software.
On The Mic with Mike thank you for getting so quick, i will do just that.
Oh on that note, i have an older 5888uv i was wondering about cloning it to the new one, much easier and quicker, the older one has all i need programed, can i use a regular lan cable?
I manually programmed all my channels. But I save high power and it always goes back to low. I save dcs on transmit and receive and it goes back to off. With the chirp software can you program all settings like I mentioned? Any reply appreciated cheers from Australia
That’s quite a strange one, what radio is it out of interest? As for chirp, once the settings have been programmed in, the radio doesn’t revert back to default at all. Well, I’ve never had a radio have a problem like that either manually programming or using chirp. 73’
@@OnTheMicwithMike baofeng uv5r iii. I'm waiting for a program cable. Cheers
@@dragan3290 update.....
@@michaelvoorhees5978 I did that! Nothing!
@@dragan3290 that's odd!!
How do I turn off transmit?
I don’t think you can. What radio are you wanting to ‘not’ transmit on?
@@OnTheMicwithMike baofeng uv-82hp
@@gladyschewyful You can't really turn off transmit on those radios.
Can I get download link? Do you have Facebook account ?
You sound a bit Scottish.
Afraid not 👍🏻
@@OnTheMicwithMike I just read this in your voice
Thanks , Gus wd9gus