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Baofeng BF-UVS9+

Added by Lennart Eriksson over 4 years ago. Updated about 2 years ago.

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Feedback
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Normal
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Start date:
07/26/2019
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Chirp does not seem to function together with UVS9Plus. Right?

Actions #1

Updated by Bernhard Hailer about 4 years ago

  • Status changed from New to Feedback
  • Target version set to chirp-legacy

Well, it might. Have you tried the Radioddity UV-5RX3 driver? Please let us know.

Actions #2

Updated by Jim Unroe about 4 years ago

Lennart Eriksson wrote:

Chirp does not seem to function together with UVS9Plus. Right?

According to the "CHIRP Supported Radio Models":https://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Home list, the Baofeng UV-9R Plus is supported. Use Vendor: Baofeng and Model: UV-9R.

If that doesn't work, it is most likely a programming cable issue. The most often cause is due to an incompatible device driver is installed in Windows for the USB-to-Serial chip in the programming cable. A poor connection between the programming cable and the radio is another common cause.

Jim KC9HI

Actions #3

Updated by Bernhard Hailer over 3 years ago

  • Subject changed from Baofeng UVS9Plus to Baofeng BF-UVS9+

There are a UV-9S and a BF-UVS9+.
The UV-9S is a triband 2M/1.25M/70cm 5W handheld, 128 channels.
The BF-UVS9+ is a dualband VHF/UHF 8W handheld, 128 channels; it looks similar.
Keeping this open as a New Model Request until we know which driver already might support it.

Actions #4

Updated by Dan Kingshott over 2 years ago

Greetings,

I recently received a UV-S9PLUS from Ali express, I had ruled out driver / programming cable issues given I am a mac / linux user and program multiple radios with the same cable.

I blindly tried all models of Baofeng after the models suggested on this issue and others did not work. The Baofeng UV-5x was the only one I could get to read and write the radio reliably.

thank you,

dan

Actions #5

Updated by Jim Unroe over 2 years ago

Dan Kingshott wrote:

Greetings,

I recently received a UV-S9PLUS from Ali express, I had ruled out driver / programming cable issues given I am a mac / linux user and program multiple radios with the same cable.

I blindly tried all models of Baofeng after the models suggested on this issue and others did not work. The Baofeng UV-5x was the only one I could get to read and write the radio reliably.

thank you,

dan

The UV-5X selection is just an alias of the UV-5R selection. If UV-5X works, then the UV-5R selection must also work.

Jim KC9HI

Actions #6

Updated by Lisa Schallop over 2 years ago

Just wanted to say thanks for this. Worked great and saved me the time of trying every model. 73, Lisa, KN6IAB

Actions #7

Updated by ROBERT PARDINI about 2 years ago

Hello

I have a new Baofeng (UV-S9 Plus) with a Mirkit FTDI Chip programing cable with the latest Chirp software. I show I am connected to Comm-4 I am using Baofeng (BF-F8HP) as the radio. I keep getting "An error has occurred" "Radio did not respond". I am open to suggestions I think I have the correct programing cable.

Thank you Robert N6RKP

Actions #8

Updated by Jim Unroe about 2 years ago

ROBERT PARDINI wrote:

Hello

I have a new Baofeng (UV-S9 Plus) with a Mirkit FTDI Chip programing cable with the latest Chirp software. I show I am connected to Comm-4 I am using Baofeng (BF-F8HP) as the radio. I keep getting "An error has occurred" "Radio did not respond". I am open to suggestions I think I have the correct programing cable.

Thank you Robert N6RKP

The most likely cause is that you don't have working connection between the computer and radio. For example, if you leave the plug end of the programming cable unconnected from the socket of the radio, the same error message will appear.

The most common causes of this are...

  1. A compatible device driver is not installed. This is rare for the FTDI USB-to-Serial chip, but it does happen. If you are using Windows, what does Device Manager show?
  2. The connection between the 2-plug of the programming cable and the socket of the radio is not fully completed. Sometimes there can be interference between the plastic shell of the plug and the side of the radio's case that prevents the pins from being fully inserted. Also, because of variations in the manufacturing of the plugs and sockets, some people have had to put pressure on the plug during the cloning process.

Advice regarding this can be found on the "Miklor":https://www.miklor.com/ website.
"Drivers and USB Cables":https://www.miklor.com/COM/UV_Drivers.php
"Radio did not respond":https://www.miklor.com/COM/UV_ErrorMess.php#error1

Jim KC9HI

Actions #9

Updated by ROBERT PARDINI about 2 years ago

Good Morning Jim

I am at work VAFB, I will give it a go this afternoon when home.

Thanks for your time

Robert

Actions #10

Updated by ROBERT PARDINI about 2 years ago

Hi Jim

I been trying to figure out the issue for a few hours and reading forums for guidance. I can see the COMM-4 port established when I plug in the cable but no joy. I went to the FTDI website (https://ftdichip.com/drivers/vcp-drivers/) and downloaded their driver for Windows 7 and up. When I tried to do the download I pushed the two prong programing cable into the radio with lots of pressure. The radio finally started to read and download the data. I think the facts you stated above was the ticket.

I used:
COMM-4
Radioddity
UV-5RX3 for the Radio

Thanks a bunch Jim for the help

Robert N6RKP

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