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Pedro,

I cannot duplicate your issue here. Changing the squelch thresholds works as expected. Are you sure you uploaded the squelch threshold change to the radio?

Jim KC9HI

Jim Unroe wrote:

Pedro,

I have attached a screen capture of "step 9" after following all of your steps. The squelch settings of my UV-6R are updated as expected.

I have also attached a screen capture of the "Other Settings" menu so you can see if there are any differences.

Also, the "jump" of the status bar at the end of the upload is expected.

Jim KC9HI

Here is the video of the problem I'm going through:

https://youtu.be/BByip3j0sFI

pedro junior wrote:

Jim Unroe wrote:

Pedro,

I have attached a screen capture of "step 9" after following all of your steps. The squelch settings of my UV-6R are updated as expected.

I have also attached a screen capture of the "Other Settings" menu so you can see if there are any differences.

Also, the "jump" of the status bar at the end of the upload is expected.

Jim KC9HI

Here is the video of the problem I'm going through:

https://youtu.be/BByip3j0sFI

ppaximus:
I'm having the same problem....

ppaximus ppaximus wrote:

pedro junior wrote:

Jim Unroe wrote:

Pedro,

I have attached a screen capture of "step 9" after following all of your steps. The squelch settings of my UV-6R are updated as expected.

I have also attached a screen capture of the "Other Settings" menu so you can see if there are any differences.

Also, the "jump" of the status bar at the end of the upload is expected.

Jim KC9HI

Here is the video of the problem I'm going through:

https://youtu.be/BByip3j0sFI

ppaximus:
I'm having the same problem....

I'm glad that not alone with this error, I'm calmer and I think developers will solve the problem.

https://youtu.be/BByip3j0sFI

Still waiting for a tip or solution to that problem. Thank you !

Look ===> https://youtu.be/BByip3j0sFI

It seems the memory that stores the squelch values in your radio is for some reason "read only". If that is the case, it is a problem with the radio and not CHIRP. Sorry.

Jim KC9HI

Jim Unroe wrote:

It seems the memory that stores the squelch values in your radio is for some reason "read only". If that is the case, it is a problem with the radio and not CHIRP. Sorry.

Jim KC9HI

how to solve this problem?

ppaximus ppaximus wrote:

how to solve this problem?

Answer:

===>>> I think the solution is you and I play the radio in the trash, because the answer has already been said by Jim Unroe "SORRY", which means it will not be resolved. <<<===

pedro junior wrote:

ppaximus ppaximus wrote:

how to solve this problem?

Answer:

===>>> I think the solution is you and I play the radio in the trash, because the answer has already been said by Jim Unroe "SORRY", which means it will not be resolved. <<<===

will not give up

If the radio won't let CHIRP overwrite the squelch threshold settings, there is nothing CHIRP can do about it. This would not be the first radio that Baofeng prevented the service settings from being edited. The UV-B5 and UV-B6 radios were updated in this way.

Jim KC9HI