Baofeng UV82L

[daewoo490]

I have a Baofeng UV82L and I use CHIRP to program the memory channels. My issue is when scanning A channels if I stop on a memory preset channel the B channel does not correspond. I am operating on repeaters so I have A set to RX and B to TX. So I need to select the correct B channel to match A. When I transmit on B it stays on that channel and I have to hit the exit A/B button to switch back to channel A to listen. Is there a way to set it to monitor A all the time so when I transmit on B it automatically switches back to A for listening purposes? And to automatically go to the corresponding memory channel on B to match A Channel 5 on A and Channel 5 on B so I don't have to manually set the correct TX on B to match A. Clear as mud?

 

[KC9HI]

I have a Baofeng UV82L and I use CHIRP to program the memory channels. My issue is when scanning A channels if I stop on a memory preset channel the B channel does not correspond. I am operating on repeaters so I have A set to RX and B to TX. So I need to select the correct B channel to match A. When I transmit on B it stays on that channel and I have to hit the exit A/B button to switch back to channel A to listen. Is there a way to set it to monitor A all the time so when I transmit on B it automatically switches back to A for listening purposes? And to automatically go to the corresponding memory channel on B to match A Channel 5 on A and Channel 5 on B so I don't have to manually set the correct TX on B to match A. Clear as mud?

First, the top [A] and bottom lines are independent. They cannot be linked or automatically synchronized.

It seems strange that you would set [A] to a channel programmed with the RX frequency and to a channel programmed with the TX frequency. That wastes a memory but using 2. Or am I missing something?

I assume that you are programming the memories manually using the keypad. What you should do is program a single channel to RX on the repeater's output frequency and TX on the repeater's input frequency. Then when you stop scanning on [A], you transmit on [A] and then resume scanning on [A]. It won't matter what is selected on .

Here's a guide to show you how: Baofeng Pofung UV5R Programming Flow Chart UV-5R

This might also help: http://kc9hi.dyndns.org/uv5r/programming/UV-82 Menus.pdf

Jim KC9HI