CHIRP

We assume that's one of the QYT KT8900 variants? Can you give us any details what you meant by "extra ID wrong message" and "tried the add on"?
Please consult "How To Report Issues" and provide a debug log. Thanks!

I would suspect that the radio has an MCU version that CHIRP is unaware of. Attempt to download from the radio. Close CHIRP and then attach the debug.log file to this issue so the MCU version can be determined.

Jim KC9HI

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hope this is what you where looking for

did not work when I chose qyt 8900r

I have put together this custom driver module that should work with your radio when selecting Model: KT8900. Please test it. If your feedback confirms that it works, I will submit a formal patch.

The following explains how to load the custom driver module for testing.

1 save the attached "btech_kt8900.py" custom driver module to a convenient location

Important: left click the file name and then click the "download" link on the following page that loads.

2 open CHIRP
3 click "Help" in the menu bar and enable "Enable Developer Functions"
4 click "File" in the menu bar and select "Load Module" in the list of choices
5 locate and load the file that was saved in step 1

The CHIRP background should now be red. Attempt to download from your radio. If that works, attempt to upload to your radio. Let me know how it works. Add another debug.log file if it doesn't.

Note: This test driver module does not permanently change your CHIRP installation. If you close CHIRP and later on need to access your radio, you will have to load this custom driver module first.

Jim KC9HI

A patch has been submitted to support the newly discovered "2nd ID". Support will be in the next CHIRP daily build following acceptance of the patch.

Jim KC9HI

Applied in changeset commit:3a346181be1c.