Bug #4955
openICom ID-880h CL ERR
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Description
I installed the 20170618 daily build (it was the newest build that I could find the matching SHA1SUM for even though the 20160627 version was available) of chirp on an Arch Linux system. I was able to successfully program a Baofeng UV-5RV2 and a Kenwood TH-F6A with it. I could connect to the radio and successfully download and save the image stored in the radio, however attempting to upload the image fails with a 'CL ERR' on the radio display and then upon a power reset it says "CLEARED" and all the memory locations are erased. During the cloning process, it displays CL IN and then the error message at the end. Unlike bug #3717. it does not hang during the process. This does seem to possibly be similar to bug#4871 but whether or not it is the same I can't say for certain.
I am able to program the device using the ICom software and uploading a clone image says "CL END" and the end of the process. It acts as if there is some sort of verification that is failing at the end.
Files
Updated by Creede Lambard about 7 years ago
- File Icom_ID-880H_20171020_with_bank_v2 KNOWN_GOOD.img Icom_ID-880H_20171020_with_bank_v2 KNOWN_GOOD.img added
I am seeing the same thing with the 20170329 daily build (the most recent one that doesn't throw a different error). So I found a copy of Chirp from last year on my Mac at work and did some experimentation with it and with the version at home (running on Linŭx Mint 18) and it seems that the problem can reliably be reproduced by modifying a file that uploads properly, either by pasting into it or apparently by changing one of the fields in the table.
As an example I am attaching two almost identical .img files. The one marked KNOWN_GOOD uploads properly to the radio and was generated with the older version of Chirp (from 20160629 I think). The one marked BAD should be identical with one minor difference: O changed the Name field in row 101 from "JOTA L" to "WA7HJR L". Hopefully a side-by-side comparison of these two files can give some clue as to why the second one fails.
Updated by Creede Lambard about 7 years ago
- File Icom_ID-880H_20171020_with_bank_v2_after_edit_BAD.img Icom_ID-880H_20171020_with_bank_v2_after_edit_BAD.img added
Sorry, I uploaded too fast.
Updated by Bernhard Hailer over 4 years ago
- Status changed from New to Feedback
- Target version set to chirp-legacy
- Model affected changed from ICOM ID-880H to Icom ID-880H
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