CHIRP

The first thing you must do is download from your radio to CHIRP. Save your first successful download, unedited, to a CHIRP Radio Images (*.img) file to be kept in a safe place as a backup. Save the tab a second time under a different name. This second "image" will be used as your working copy to edit as you desire.

1. Click Radio -> Download (or use the Alt-D keyboard shortcut)

2. Choose correct Port, Vendor and Model. Check the Windows Device Manager application to determine which COM port number was assigned to your programming cable.

3. If prompted, click the [YES] button to proceed.

4. If prompted, click the [OK] button to proceed.

5. Wait as the data in your radio is downloaded in CHIRP.

6. Success. The new tab can now be saved to your computer.

Jim KC9HI

Edward, have you been able to resolve your problem? Thanks.

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