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Name? (please),

I'm mentioning things that might have been overlooked here, just in
case.

Did you put the radio in programming mode first? I don't know the
setting for that radio, but there should be a setting for that unless
it's automatic when you hook up a cable to the radio.

Did you first download the database FROM the radio? That sets up the
file structure correctly so the radio will recognize it. After you do
this, you make your additions or changes then upload to the radio.

Some radios require the volume control to be wide open or open enough
so the signals can pass through the audio circuit. Not all radios do
this.

Is the driver for the cable installed and recognized by Windows,
Linux, etc.?

Are you selecting the correct COM port for the operation?

And anything else that I might have missed here:



Donald KX8K

On Thu, 28 Nov 2024 16:34:14 -0800, "Hank Tyler via groups.io"
<tylerhster@...> wrote:

I understand Chirp with Retevis RT95 is still under development, but thought I would give it a try. When I tries to load a bunch of frequencies, the UHF frequencies canme back with an error message that "some memories are incompatible with this radio". Is this typical with the current version of Chirp, or might something else be wrong, such as a radio setting?
Thanks!

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