The one on the right side of “>” always means receive CTCSS or DTCS. How to get started using CHIRP software (Windows, Mac, or Linux) to program your Baofeng UV-5R, BTech, Midland, and other HAM, GMRS, FRS, or UHF radios - All. ：Transmit frequency” always means transmit CTCSS or DTCS. +: Transmit frequency>Receive frequencyģ. None:no frequency difference(Transmit frequency=Receive frequency)Ģ. There’s 5 options inside this column, explanation as below:ġ. Name: it’s the channel name you saved for this channel(some radios that can same channel names have this colume, some not)ĭuplex:frequency difference(Transmit frequency- Receiving frequency) Title is not same as Retevis software, as Retevis and chirp have start the great cooperation, we will introduce the meaning for each title column one by one, so you can use chirp software more smoothly. I dont understand the column abbreviations.

Once open, they can be uploaded to any UV-5R series radio, by selecting Upload To Radio and setting your COM port. The repeater is 462.6000 - Out PL 110.9 - In DPL 712 What I need to know is what gets entered into each column in CHIRP. These are image files, which can be opened by selecting File->Open in CHIRP. Chirp software title column as below:(different models have slight difference) I have a Wouxun KG-UV8D+ and Im using CHIRP or the Wouxun software to program it. But some new users may not clear about the meaning of the title column of chirp. Where to begin After receiving a new radio, there is a need to put your favorites frequencies into memory. In our last blog, we introduced the general method to download and install chirp software. Using CHIRP or Other Software Programming Your Radio By Larry N7RGW 23 March 2019 1 chirp chirp, chirp.

Chirp programming software.