[chirp_users] ICOM 92AD

[James E. Wells (KDØAJZ)]

Actually no.
When I started Chirp I selected ICOM and the only choice is Detect. Clicked 
on the Okay button. Of course it started to read (and it came up that it was 
reading the 91 and 92 models) but returned errors in each line as it should 
since the radio was not on.
I then turned the radio on and it read the radio again (without me doing 
anything with the software) and read the contents of the radio correctly.
The reason I did this was purely on accident. I did it forgetting to turn 
the radio. So I tried it with the radio on and got the error. So to see if I 
could get it to do the same thing again I started the program ask it to read 
the radio (radio was off) it started reading the radio and giving errors on 
each line. I then turned the radio on and it read the radio the second time 
as before.
This seems to be the only way I can get the software to read the radio 
correctly. If I have the radio on and ask Chirp to read the radio I get the 
error that it can not find the model.

James

-----Original Message----- 
From: Dan Smith
Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2012 9:58 PM
To: Discussion of CHIRP
Subject: Re: [chirp_users] ICOM 92AD

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