CHIRP

can Chirp program this device? It either does not respond or the software complains it receives less data than expected when read when trying each version written for each Baofeng model Chirp configuration.

This is exactly what the label inside the Walkie Talkie says
Baofeng (at this point, I'm assuming it's a knockoff)
Dual Band FM Transceiver
Model BF-S9Plus
Frequency To the right is a garbage can with 136-174 400-520 MHZ
a bar code is on the next line
I could not read the bar code with several iOS apps

all of this is printed in blue

with the Serial Number printed in white, the label is square and a flat black background
S/N BFUVS9906986
Baofeng Corporation

This Transceiver does not appesr on Baofeng's website as a product, it has no US FCC ID registration number, it uses a battery that clips in at the botton and claimes to be 7.4 Volts has two charhing connections on the backside, chargescwith a charger with a model number of CH-8

The case comes in several colors an closely resembles the BF-F88HP, but the speaker grill is divided in three horizontal lines of plastic, the VFO -MR button is printed sidwways with down being to the right with wedge shaped butons, with an led and microphone hoke betweet the. it has a, LED Flashlight and flashes same Flashlight and has as siren feature.

it's user's Manual claims to have 128 channel memory,0-127, the OS running seems to be capable of doing that.

105 DCS and 50 Privacy codes there is a table in the owner's manual ranging from 1-50, tones in hz from 67.0 to 254.1 , supposedly programmable by PC, it uses a two line CD multi user selectable backlight color display.

I found a copy of the manual online at this web address supposedly as a UV-9R

http://srvks.hr/manuals/Baofeng_UV-9R_users-manual.pdf

has commercial FM Radio frequenciees between 65-108 MHx,