[chirp_users] Help needed, can't write to Yaesu FT-60

Jay Moran, WC3K
Sat Sep 22 18:49:37 PDT 2012


On Sat, Sep 22, 2012 at 4:15 PM, <chirp.cordless at xoxy.net> wrote:

My sincere thanks for the effort.
>

You're welcome!


> for you in a very similar configuration. My MacBook is 2.9 GHz vice your
> Air  looks to be 1.7 GHz - there wouldn't be any clock-counting timeouts
> in this
> software, would there?.
>

2.0Ghz i7 here; but no clock speed should have zero impact on performance
of the USB cable. There are separate clocking for each sub-system these
days as well.


> Is there anything reasonable I can do to troubleshoot this?
>

Reading the later emails, I think your best bet is to do what you've done
and order a new cable... I'd recommend sticking with that driver first and
see how it works. I have 4 different USB cables (and radios) all told and
that driver worked for all of them. Hopefully you just had a bad cable.

When Chirp decides it's done after half a second, are there any logs
> to look at, or any way to get visibility into what it thinks it's doing?
>

There is a debug.log... it is at: ~/.chirp/debug.log ... that said, I don't
think it'll help, but might want to check the end of it and see what you
see.

I'd suspect the cable, but it works for read, and I'm reluctant to
> spend the money and wait time to get another without some confidence
> that that's the problem, and it isn't feeling that way to me so far.
>

I think trying a new cable is definitely the right next step. I hope it
works for you!

Jay
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