Bug #11024
closedBaofeng UV-5R 'nonetype' object has no attribute 'setvalue'
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Description
When trying to change my startup screen display settings in an existing radio programming file, I get an error message:
'nonetype' object has no attribute 'setvalue'
I am not trying to enter any characters other than regular capital letters.
Files
Updated by Geoff Beasley 11 months ago
Thanks, the .img file is now attached.
Updated by Geoff Beasley 11 months ago
I had a custom welcome message in the radio's .img file already. I downloaded the .img and tried to update it with a new welcome message along with some new channel/frequency memories, but it presents an error when I click to a new field. Attached is the error message I get when trying to change the welcome message.
Updated by Jim Unroe 11 months ago
Geoff Beasley wrote in #note-4:
I had a custom welcome message in the radio's .img file already. I downloaded the .img and tried to update it with a new welcome message along with some new channel/frequency memories, but it presents an error when I click to a new field. Attached is the error message I get when trying to change the welcome message.
That has to be a different image because the image that you added to this issue works fine for me. Make a fresh download from your radio, save to to a CHIRP Radio Images (*.img) file and attach it here.
Updated by Geoff Beasley 11 months ago
- File Baofeng_UV-5R_20231219.img Baofeng_UV-5R_20231219.img added
- File debug.log debug.log added
Thanks for your ongoing help. I have attached the new .img and debug.log files after having deleted the prior debug.log, starting CHIRP, downloading the image from the radio, attempting to change the power-on message, recreating the error message referenced earlier, and saving the new .img file locally.
Updated by Jim Unroe 11 months ago
Geoff Beasley wrote in #note-6:
Thanks for your ongoing help. I have attached the new .img and debug.log files after having deleted the prior debug.log, starting CHIRP, downloading the image from the radio, attempting to change the power-on message, recreating the error message referenced earlier, and saving the new .img file locally.
Thanks for the additional image. I can now duplicate the error. I will take a look at this after lunch.
Updated by K E 11 months ago
- Status changed from New to Closed
- % Done changed from 0 to 100
Applied in changeset github|bc552dc14c6bbec96768b9092858acd3e458e37f.