
CHIRP
Published by CHIRP Developers
A free, open-source tool for programming your radio
Highlights
- Supports programming for a broad range of radio manufacturers.
- Enables editing of memory channels and frequency settings.
- Allows import and export of radio configuration files.
- Provides a consistent interface for diverse radio hardware.
About this application
CHIRP is a software tool developed for programming amateur and commercial two-way radios. It provides a unified interface that allows users to read, edit, and write configuration data to a wide range of radio hardware models. By connecting a radio to a computer via a programming cable, users can manage memory channels, frequency settings, and various device-specific features through a structured spreadsheet-style view.
The application supports a diverse array of radio manufacturers and models, abstracting the specific communication protocols required for each device. Users can import and export channel lists in common file formats, facilitating the transfer of configurations between different radios or the backup of existing settings. The software is designed to handle the complexities of radio firmware communication, providing a consistent method for updating device parameters across different hardware platforms.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub com.chirpmyradio.chirp
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