CHIRP

Hi,

For short: at least the TK-760G is supported

Please see the supported radio page in this link: http://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Supported_Radios to know what radios are supported and the supported radios features in this link: http://trac.chirp.danplanet.com/chirp_daily/LATEST/Model_Support.html

73 Pavel CO7WT

the Model tk760g-1 has the RSS KPG67D, and the TK7160E the KPG99D(E) for programming.

ok i can see in your list that the tk760g are supportet,but what is with the Radio TK7160D(E)...???

and the tk760g is for U.S. Market,but the tk760g-1 is for the european Market,and i can this not Programming with the kpg56d. NO i must take the KPG67D !
but now i ask me? is my european tk760g-1 also supportet by chirp???

and the programming cable that i have has a com-port,or need iam a usb cable (with this FTDI-Chip)??

thanx and cheers Mark

Hi Mark,

Chirp support +all+ the models in the Kenwood Families/Series "60" and "60G" and that's a lot of variants (I'm the author/developer/maintainer of the driver for chirp). The Family/Serie "60G" includes all the variants of the TK-760G.

The logic in the detection of the sub-bands and US/EU types are hidden from the users, just remains the expanded freq limits that in some models are widened to cover the adjacent ham bands.

About the interface for programming, a simple/cheap ebay RS232 to TTL level converter wired in the correct way (and with the proper drivers) is sufficient for the TK-760G, the TK-7160 can be another monster like the one the TK-790 use, but I don't know it so I can't tell.

73 Pavel CO7WT