When you go into your device manager on Windows, what do you see under COM
Ports?
In the Chirp app, you have to pick the correct com port that your USB
dongle is attached to, and then you need to pick the proper model of radio
from the dropdown menu.
Start Device Manager by going to Run and typin
I hope I don't ruffle too many feathers here, but on a couple of cables
(and I have about 50 types of radios I've programmed), I was about to give
up, I've bought a cable and software from RT Systems:
https://www.rtsystemsinc.com/. If a radio model isn't supported by chirp
or it's been too difficu
Sounds like your cable may not be making a connection into the radio.
You have to sometimes press really hard against the radio, and some people have
to trim some of the rubber block off in order for it to go all the way into the
radio.
I would start by shaving the corners around the block at a 4
Marc,
Try this page https://www.miklor.com/COM/UV_Drivers.php
Bob, KA1TTG
On Tue, Jan 19, 2021 at 4:00 PM Marc Danziger wrote:
> I've tried the various drivers I can find online, but neither Chirp nor
> the Baofeng app can seem to establish communication...
>
> Is there a robust FAQ somewh
I've tried the various drivers I can find online, but neither Chirp nor the
Baofeng app can seem to establish communication...
Is there a robust FAQ somewhere on this or someone who can guide me
through??
Marc - ham in waiting
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