On Wed, 2008-07-23 at 06:38 -0700, Dan Smith wrote:
> I wasn't aware that you could do clone operations through the front
> data port. You can use the CS-2820 through that port?
Yes.
> The serial cable schematics won't, but the CI-V cloning cables will:
Yep, but this isn't a CI-V cable. It's a standard three wire serial
cable.
> Did the radio go into "clone out" mode and take a couple minutes to do
> the clone?
Yes.
> Can you send me the ic2820.img file in the working directory so I can
> see if it looks like a valid memory image?
There isn't one.
Using chirp.py:
> ./chirp.py -r ic2820 -s /dev/ttyS1 --download-mmap
|==========| 100.0% Cloning from radioTraceback (most recent call last):
File "./chirp.py", line 199, in <module>
radio.sync_in()
File "/home/bmury/software/chirp-0.1.2/chirp/ic2820.py", line 62, in sync_in
self.process_mmap()
File "/home/bmury/software/chirp-0.1.2/chirp/ic2820.py", line 40, in
process_mmap
self._memories = ic2820_ll.parse_map_for_memory(self._mmap)
File "/home/bmury/software/chirp-0.1.2/chirp/ic2820_ll.py", line 121, in
parse_map_for_memory
m = get_memory(map, i)
File "/home/bmury/software/chirp-0.1.2/chirp/ic2820_ll.py", line 56, in
get_memory
raise errors.InvalidDataError("Radio has unknown tone 0x%02X" % _tonei)
chirp.errors.InvalidDataError: Radio has unknown tone 0x8E
