Bug #10248
closedKenwood TS2000
100%
Description
Hi - Using Chirp Next and downloading my Kenwood TS2000 all the memory numbers I am not using come up in Red with an exclamation mark next to them. If I try add a new frequency to one of these unused (red with exclamation marks) I get "Unable to edit memory before radio is loaded". I have old and new Chirp loaded and old one works but I would like to be able to use Chirp Next.
Files
Updated by Chris Williamson almost 2 years ago
- File Capture.JPG Capture.JPG added
I want to add another problem. When I try to export to a CSV file I get the error "An error has occurred" with a red cross and the number "0"
Updated by Dan Smith almost 2 years ago
- File ts2000.py ts2000.py added
- Status changed from New to In Progress
- Assignee set to Dan Smith
- Target version set to chirp-py3
Hi Chris,
Can you try the attached module? File -> Load Module.
It looks like your radio is not behaving like the driver expects, in that instead of saying "this memory is empty" it is returning a record of all zeroes. The attached module makes it detect empty-ness both ways. This was probably always broken and chirp-legacy just silently didn't report it.
I think your export to CSV problem and your other bug #10249 are all related to this, so if you could confirm that would be great. If you can test this soon and it works, I can get it queued up for tomorrow's build. Also, if this fixes it, I'd like to record this driver as tested by you, so if you could let me know your callsign to put on the matrix that would be great.
Thanks!
Updated by Dan Smith almost 2 years ago
- Related to Bug #10249: Kenwood TS2000 old Chirp import added
Updated by Chris Williamson almost 2 years ago
Hi - The module works, my call is ZS6CRW. I see there is an option to export to CSV and that works but no option to import CSV
Updated by Jim Unroe almost 2 years ago
Chris Williamson wrote in #note-4:
Hi - The module works, my call is ZS6CRW. I see there is an option to export to CSV and that works but no option to import CSV
The current method of "importing" CSV files is to load the file into a new tab and then copy-and-paste the data between tabs.
- Click
File
->Open
- Change the file mask from
Chirp Image Files (*.img)
toCSV Files (*.csv)
orAll Files (*.*)
- Locate and load the desired CSV file
With the CSV file loaded you can now copy-and-paste the memory rows, individually or in groups, to the desired location(s) on the destination tab.
Jim KC9HI
Updated by Chris Williamson almost 2 years ago
Thanks - I downloaded the new daily but still need to load the module.
I copied and pasted fine but while editing and deleting rows (on the live radio) it was still a bit buggy. It actually messed up the saved memories but I sorted that by a factory reset and copy and paste as you suggested
Updated by Dan Smith almost 2 years ago
Chris, I hadn't applied the fix yet until I heard back, so today's build doesn't have it. Now that I know it's good, I'll push it for tomorrow.
Can you describe (probably in another bug) the buggy hand-editing? I would expect hand editing things and pasting to work the same. I don't have a TS-2000 to test with though, so unless it's something obvious I might not be able to help.
Anyway, thanks much for confirming this fix!
Updated by Dan Smith almost 2 years ago
- Status changed from In Progress to Closed
- % Done changed from 0 to 100
Applied in changeset github|c15da1a675214926d99918c8f42988e91ea28183.
Updated by Chris Williamson almost 2 years ago
Hi
Sometimes I will edit a line and instead of the lines channel number flicking green while updating the radio it goes red and I can't delete it, it is like this even after restarting Chirp.
Also when moving a line it refuses to delete from its position.
Sometimes when using delete and move block up a duplicate channel is saved.
Many times I had to reset my radio and paste the CSV.
Updated by Dan Smith almost 2 years ago
Chris, please replicate one or two of those examples, capture the debug log right after it happens, and report a new bug with exact details of what you did. I don't have a TS-2000 but it's possible I will be able to figure out what the problem is.