CHIRP

Have radio, program cable and QYT CPS link for testing and addition to Chirp! I am willing to forward all for testing.

Very rudimentary support for it is in https://github.com/iwane-pl/chirp/tree/qyt-5000

Memories can be programmed. I didn't make out the settings map yet.

If someone wants to reverse the settings map, it can be done even without the radio itself - the QYT CPS saves a binary dump of memory on disk when editing. One can change the options in the CPS and compare resulting saved files to work it out.

Piotr, if you attach the .py file here other users can load it with LoadingTestModules and give you feedback.

Also, I much prefer basic drivers and incremental progress, so please feel free to propose a PR when it's minimally useful. I often put in my own drivers when just basic memory operations are possible.

You can just override get_features() for your subclass and make it indicate no features. Something like:

class KT5000(...):
    ...
    def get_features(self):
        rf = super().get_features()
        rf.has_settings = False
        return rf

Then you can iterate until you're happy and we can merge settings fixes with a change to flip that to true (or, remove the get_features() override).

If this is the case... :)

I added the snippet you posted. Pull request is here: https://github.com/kk7ds/chirp/pull/1302

Needs polishing still.

I have this radio and I would be interested in supporting this development as a beta tester if it helps.

Thanks for your effort!

Michael, use LoadingTestModules to try out the modules attached here locally.

I already gave a try.

So far what I was able to test, works.

FM presets I dunno how to save them so don't know either how to verify it.

The term (or feature) unjungle I dunno what it is so no idea how I can test it :(

Thanks for testing!

That TODO list is not a list of "what to test", sorry for confusion. All the options need testing, as I only verified that I don't brick the radio with uploads :) Most of the options seem to work fine, as much as I needed them in my radio.

The list was more like "what's still to do in the settings page". "Unjungling" is for code. There's a jungle of conditions in it... I shouldn't have written the comment in a hurry... :)

Anyway, what I've already noticed is that "TX in multi-standby" (TMRTX) doesn't work properly.