CHIRP

The list of supported tones for the Kenwood D710, V71, and D72 is wrong, causing the tone index to map incorrectly to higher tone values (e.g., 186.2 on the radios shows as 171.3 in Chirp).

Discussion on the D710 mailing list:

On Sat, Jun 9, 2012 at 10:06 AM, Steve Noskowicz noskosteve@yahoo.com wrote:

OK. He just told me that he used CHIRP for the CSV File, so it is CHIRP
that has a problem.

On Fri, Jun 8, 2012 at 9:04 PM, noskosteve noskosteve@yahoo.com wrote:

I'm working to read the D710 CSV file in order to transfer memories to a
TS-2000. I discovered that the CSV file can contain different values from
those on the MCP screen and the HTML file. Anyone playing with this, or want
to look at it?

CSV File:
271,AIREVAC,155.325000,,0.600000,TSQL,107.2,171.3,023,NN,FM,5.00,S,,,,,
Note the second CTCSS freq is 171.3

HTML File:
271 AIREVAC 155.325 ----- 5.0 ----- 0.60 CTCSS 107.2 186.2 023 Simplex On
FM
Note that the second CTCSS freq is 186.2

The MCP screen shows 186.2 .