Does it have 220 capabilities programed through chirp?
631830
It can not transmit on the 220 band, but some sources say that it can be programmed to receive on a portion of that band
2256490
Sorry, but it will only step down the 220 to 120. Will not change the cycle from 50 to 60. HZ
450787
I am unaware of capabilities to do so. It simply works on z-wave tech to deliver a chime at the main unit. The only drawback I have is that the chime is not very loud an can easily be missed if other sound is present in the home
2057115
PROGRAM WITH PC OR MAC, SOFTWARE AT CHIRP WEBSITE....http://chirp.danplanet.com/ EXCELLENT RADIO.
189988
Both Factory and CHIRP programming software can be found at http://www.miklor.com/UV5R/The UV5R and A52 are the same radio with only cosmetic differences.http://www.miklor.com/uv5r/images/UV5R-Family.jpg
2009670
Yes it does, you just have to tell it (program) the frequencies you want to scan. Great unit.
1072808
yes, 220 or 110 volts - automatically switches (single phase 60 hrz) - Great machine says its owner Tim.
2055241
I used mine with CHIRP and it worked after I downloaded the driver from Baofeng.
1514077
No it is not switchible between 110/220 it says 117 50/60 hz so it only support 110 to 117 volts only switchable hz from 50 to 60
1091681
2 Windows XP users may need to follow the instructions here if you have trouble starting CHIRP.3 MacOS users must install the KK7DS Python runtime before the application will execute. This only needs to be installed once.4 OS X support is limited to Intel architecture. PowerPC is not supported.5 Most modern distributions should have almost everything required to run chirp. Make sure you have python-serial and python-libxml2 packages installed.See Baofengtech.com "Help and Downloads" then "Downloads" then "Programming Baofeng Radios CHIRP"
1414323
Hello... It does not support 220, but it is well worth the cost of a transformer.
1100581
No. There is no circuitry for handling 220. You would need an external adapter of some kind.
1151148
I do not have that information. I advise that you contact the manufacturer for the transmitting frequency.
1366114
I'm sure that it doesn't there is no switch in the back to change it from 110 to 220. You could check the Onkyo web site for more info
1867373
As of yet, No. However from reading the CHIRP blogs, The TH-9000 has been successfully placed into the CHIRP family and progress is being made on the TH-9800. I, also, am anxious to have the ability to program the TYT TH-9800 via CHIRP. In the interim, the program provided by TYT will suffice although no documentation exists.73's
1705572
Yes. I purchased mine in 2008. Not a peep from it until this year, when it started chirping and displaying a low battery signal that would not stop even after batteries were replaced. I figured out it must have reached it's usable lifespan.
46939
The radio no longer shows the Firmware version directly on the radio by using key combinations while turning it on. I have the latest nightly build of CHIRP and that doesn't display it either. --- If you have any specific ways to identify it, I will be happy to help.