CHIRP

Jim Unroe wrote:

Hi André,

The UV-82 is transmitting. The remote radio has selective enabled (a PL tone or DPL code). If you don't have the matching tone/code programmed to be transmitted by the UV-82, the remote radio will ignore the transmissions.

So either disable the selective squelch on the remote radio or program the UV-82 to transmit the matching tone/code.

This is not really a CHIRP issue.

Jim KC9HI

Thank you so much for your answer. The Radio baofeng-Uv-82 is new, I only used it 1x, before programming it with the chirp I tried it and everything worked fine, only after sending the list of frequencies was it like this. The strange thing about the problem is if I insert a portable ptt into the radio it sends and receives, without disturbing the frequencies, so I think it is not a problem with the frequencies. But I will analyze the tone frequencies, but the strange thing is when the ptt is inserted tx all right

André Maia wrote:

Jim Unroe wrote:

Hi André,

The UV-82 is transmitting. The remote radio has selective enabled (a PL tone or DPL code). If you don't have the matching tone/code programmed to be transmitted by the UV-82, the remote radio will ignore the transmissions.

So either disable the selective squelch on the remote radio or program the UV-82 to transmit the matching tone/code.

This is not really a CHIRP issue.

Jim KC9HI

Thank you so much for your answer. The Radio baofeng-Uv-82 is new, I only used it 1x, before programming it with the chirp I tried it and everything worked fine, only after sending the list of frequencies was it like this. The strange thing about the problem is if I insert a portable ptt into the radio it sends and receives, without disturbing the frequencies, so I think it is not a problem with the frequencies. But I will analyze the tone frequencies, but the strange thing is when the ptt is inserted tx all right

André,

Oh. OK. Now I am on the same wavelength... your radio has a hardware problem which was apparently created when plugging in the programming cable.

What happens is that when you insert the 2-pin plug from a "portable ptt", a contact in the 3.5mm jack is lifted to disable the internal microphone. A similar contact is lifted in the 2.5mm jack to disable the internal speaker. When the 2-pin plug is removed from the socket, both contacts are supposed to return to their original position to re-enable the internal microphone and internal speaker. It would seem that the contact for the microphone is not returning as it should leaving the internal microphone disconnected. I'm sorry I didn't pick up on that from your original post.

See the FAQ 8.1 on this "Reference and FAQ Page":https://www.miklor.com/uv5r/UV5R-FAQ.php#Audio page.

Jim KC9HI

Thank you very much for your help, I was disappointed with the quality of this radio, 1 x was enough for the radio to be right with the problem ...Cumps