Sorry, you select the COM port that connects to your USB device.
You have a USB to serial COM port adapter and it connects to your computer.
If you unplug it, you can see the COM port disappear when you unplug the
USB cable, plug it back in, and make note of the COM port used.
Sorry, I goofed on
On Mon, Sep 7, 2020 at 6:04 PM joe wrote:
>
> Thank you for your response.
>
> i do select the serial port (com port).
>
> I will I’ll have to research as I have never selected a USB port. I just
> plug it in to the USB on the computer
>
> thanks again...stay safe and stay healthy
>
> joe
Joe,
On Mon, Sep 7, 2020 at 6:42 PM Robert Barker wrote:
>
> I'm a new user so don't kill me. I just got a Baofeng UV5-R and have a
> few questions about Chirp.On the settings tab on the left it has
> 6+Power-On Message 1 and 6+Power-On Message 2 and then it has
> Power-On Message 1 and Power-On
I'm a new user so don't kill me. I just got a Baofeng UV5-R and have a
few questions about Chirp. On the settings tab on the left it has
6+Power-On Message 1 and 6+Power-On Message 2 and then it has
Power-On Message 1 and Power-On Message 2 and then it has Power-On
Message choice o
Thank you very much quick response. It is very much appreciated
I am using an FTDI chipsets table that I purchased from one of our fellow
amateur colleagues.
I will try your suggestion in the morning and let you know how it goes.
Assuming it goes well, you win the lottery
joe
> On Septe
Thank you for your response.
i do select the serial port (com port).
I will I’ll have to research as I have never selected a USB port. I just plug
it in to the USB on the computer
thanks again...stay safe and stay healthy
joe
> On September 7, 2020 2:39 PM D.J.J. Ring, Jr. wrote:
>
>
Use Device Manager to see what comm port you are connected to. Unplug and plug
back in your cable, the one you are using will disappear and come back. Next,
check the driver and cable model name. If it shows you are using a Prolific
cable, roll back your driver to 3.2.0.0.
When you are going t
You have to select the USB port that your radio is connected to.
73
DR
On Mon, Sep 7, 2020 at 5:28 PM joe wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> Windows 10 computer
>
> I am trying to clone the Yaesu FT8900R (this is the first time)
>
> I use CHIRP and I follow the CHIRP instructions (same as in Yaesu manu
Hi everyone,
Windows 10 computer
I am trying to clone the Yaesu FT8900R (this is the first time)
I use CHIRP and I follow the CHIRP instructions (same as in Yaesu manual)
I turn on the radio, go to F6 "clone start", then push "set"
Nothing happens...after a few seconds, I get error message sta
Same problem Joe.
Regards Vic Sent from my iPad
On Monday, September 7, 2020, 9:38 pm, JMB via chirp_users
wrote:
I am new to Ham radios and am currently unlicensed. Hopefully taking test this
month
I recently bought a Baofeng F8HP and data cable from BaoFengtech.com and other
accessories
I am new to Ham radios and am currently unlicensed. Hopefully taking test this
month
I recently bought a Baofeng F8HP and data cable from BaoFengtech.com and other
accessories
I Tried installing CHIRP on my Mac OS Sierra Version 10.12.6 13" Mid 2010
MacBook Pro
1) Installed CHIRP MAC OS Unif
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