Return to CHIRP and click the Radio menu and choose Download From Radio 6. Turn on your Radio and wait for Radio activity to stop (if any) this may take several seconds. With your Radio turned off, connect your Radio to your computer using the Baofeng UV-5R Programming cable. (if using BF-F8HP, use the daily build version under downloads). Go to and download the latest version of the software. Programming your Baofeng UV-5R Radio CHIRP Software Programming Guide 1. See notes above.Example: dental hygienist Search Programming Your Baofeng UV-5R Radio CHIRP … Channel Name and Remarks match the Name and Comment fields as shown in the NMFCC-chirp.csv file.Columns in the NMFCC-ICS217A.csv match the order and format as presented in the AUXCOMM Training Course, except the column labels in NMFCC-ICS217A.csv are abbreviated and may only partially match.This file is intended as a template to build or update a local AUXCOMM ICS217A listing.Only repeaters in the 144mHz, 222mHz and 440mHz bands are included in the NMFCC-ics217a.csv file.
A prefix may include USE if CLOSED, and digital mode info for DSTAR, DMR, P25 or FUSION.Default Comment entries summarize the following information from the NMFCC repeater tables:.Customize the Name and Comment entries as you prefer either before or after import into Chirp.NMFCC-chirp.csv import was tested with the chirp-daily version.This file is intended as a basic template for import into Chirp.Only repeaters in the 144mHz, 222mHz and 440mHz bands are included in the NMFCC-chirp.csv file.Reference: Chirp - Amateur radio programming software.
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