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Attached file descriptions:
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Chirp Debug file: chirp_debug-zz0wph57.txt
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This file was generated when I opened the problem img file. Memory numbers 900 - 999 had only FM Broadcast band frequncies in them. 87.9 to 107.9 FM. Memory entries were programed only with frequency, FM mode and a name.
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Frequencies were keyed in with radio keypad, the names were added in the ICOM clone software.
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Chirp screenshot: chirp_debug-zz0wph57.png
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This shows the error message when I right click on memory 901. It matches the text in the debug log on the ValueError: line
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Chirp Debug file:chirp_debug-3jose8as
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Next, I opened an icom img file with one entry on memory 0.
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I added the following random monitoring frequencies, one for each band listed on the attached radio spec sheet sensitivity table and I verified that all of these frequencies were in the radio general RX coverage.
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0.570
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1.7
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26.975
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31.1
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88.1
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121.1
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175.1
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225.1
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265.1
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355.1
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475.1
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885.1
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A few frequencies were allowed. I then right clicked on the valid frequencies and changed to other various modes.
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Chirp screenshots:
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chirp_debug-3jose8as - 1.png
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chirp_debug-3jose8as - 2.png
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chirp_debug-3jose8as - 3.png
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Are error messages that popped up when an invalid frequency was entered.
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I will be happy to work with you to test or get you any other information I can figure out how to get to you.
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I did a search for documentation to see if the ID-80H variant supported the same RX bands, but I could not find any documentation on the ICOM site or a google search. I would not want any changes that need to be made to break the ID-80H by adding RX frequencies that the IC-80AD supports that the ID-80H may not.
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What I could find for the ID-880H was that the RX coverage is not as wide as the IC-80AD.
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In the first debug file, I noticed a reference to id880.py in this code snippet. Is the code referencing a frequency chart in this python library that is causing the issue?
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[2023-01-29 14:21:54,282] chirp.wxui.common - ERROR: Failed to run get_memory(903, )
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Traceback (most recent call last):
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File "chirp/wxui/common.py", line 185, in do_radio
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File "chirp/drivers/id880.py", line 278, in get_memory
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File "chirp/chirp_common.py", line 380, in __setattr__
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