Bug #6857: Baofeng uv-5r Radio refused to send second block 0x1f00 - CHIRP

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Baofeng uv-5r Radio refused to send second block 0x1f00

Added by res eng over 5 years ago. Updated over 4 years ago.

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Closed

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Normal

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Target version:

chirp-legacy

Start date:

06/13/2019

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Chirp Version:

daily

Model affected:

Baofeng UV-5R

Platform:

Linux

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I read the instructions above:

Description

The Baofeng UV-5R radio has a communication issue.

I have 2 radios, purchased a few weeks apart. Same problem. Tried 2 versions of Chirp, with similar results.
I've attached 2 files. One is a log file from chirp,
and the other is the USB transaction data from usbmon.
Hopefully the USB transactions will help solve the issue.

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chirp-debug.log.save (5.57 KB) chirp-debug.log.save	log file of Chirp	res eng, 06/13/2019 12:37 PM
chirp-usbmon.log.save (6.28 KB) chirp-usbmon.log.save	corresponding usbmon output	res eng, 06/13/2019 12:37 PM
debug_default.log (23.8 KB) debug_default.log		Frank Bignell, 06/27/2019 12:44 PM
debug_using_uv5r(3987)-py.log (25.1 KB) debug_using_uv5r(3987)-py.log		Frank Bignell, 06/27/2019 12:44 PM
debug_Win10Home.log (24.1 KB) debug_Win10Home.log		Frank Bignell, 06/27/2019 12:44 PM

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Updated by Frank Bignell over 5 years ago

File debug_default.log debug_default.log added
File debug_using_uv5r(3987)-py.log debug_using_uv5r(3987)-py.log added
File debug_Win10Home.log debug_Win10Home.log added

Same here. UV-5R.

I cannot read/write to the radio using Chirp-Daily (CHIRP daily-20190601) in Ubuntu 16.04 on port /dev/ttyUSB0.
The error message returned is, "Radio refused to send second block 0x1f00"
Neither uv5r.py or loading uv5r(3987).py works.

I cannot read/write to the radio using CHIRP daily-20190626 in Windows 10 Home on Comm 6.
I can read/write to the radio using "UV-5R_VIP (BF5R_VIP_v120725_BFB291_ENG(VB6)") in Windows 10 on Comm 6.

Attached are Chirp log files files for the above described scenarios.

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