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I'm using Chirp to program an Anytone AT-5888UV. It seems to work correctly except for one thing: one of my memories keeps getting stored in the radio with a positive offset even though I've put "(None)" in the Duplex column for that memory in Chirp. All the other memories correctly store whatever I've entered into the Duplex column in Chirp (+, -, or (None)); it's just this one that won't take what I've placed there.

This problem memory is set to the same frequency as one of my other memories. The other memory uses a positive offset. I'm guessing that that is what's triggering the problem; 2 different memories using the same frequency but different Duplex settings. Is this a known problem with the Anytone? Or could this be a bug in the Chirp software? Does anyone know of a way to work around the issue?

<blockquote data-quote="bradvoy" data-source="post: 488880" data-attributes="member: 31089">I&#039;m using Chirp to program an Anytone AT-5888UV.&nbsp; It seems to work correctly except for one thing: one of my memories keeps getting stored in the radio with a positive offset even though I&#039;ve put &quot;(None)&quot; in the Duplex column for that memory in Chirp.&nbsp; All the other memories correctly store whatever I&#039;ve entered into the Duplex column in Chirp (+, -, or (None)); it&#039;s just this one that won&#039;t take what I&#039;ve placed there.This problem memory is set to the same frequency as one of my other memories.&nbsp; The other memory uses a positive offset.&nbsp; I&#039;m guessing that that is what&#039;s triggering the problem; 2 different memories using the same frequency but different Duplex settings.&nbsp; Is this a known problem with the Anytone?&nbsp; Or could this be a bug in the Chirp software?&nbsp; Does anyone know of a way to work around the issue?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bradvoy, post: 488880, member: 31089"] I'm using Chirp to program an Anytone AT-5888UV. It seems to work correctly except for one thing: one of my memories keeps getting stored in the radio with a positive offset even though I've put "(None)" in the Duplex column for that memory in Chirp. All the other memories correctly store whatever I've entered into the Duplex column in Chirp (+, -, or (None)); it's just this one that won't take what I've placed there. This problem memory is set to the same frequency as one of my other memories. The other memory uses a positive offset. I'm guessing that that is what's triggering the problem; 2 different memories using the same frequency but different Duplex settings. Is this a known problem with the Anytone? Or could this be a bug in the Chirp software? Does anyone know of a way to work around the issue? [/QUOTE]

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