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I recently picked up a Yaesu FTH-2008 2m handheld for cheap. Ofcourse, I needed to reprogram it from its previous owner's channels tothe channels I was interested in (APRS, mostly). It's not too hard tofind the programmingsoftware on the net, but of course it's all old DOS stuff. I'vereverse-engineered the format of the configuration data block andwritten a Python tool to pack and unpack it. That tool is here inhopes that it will be useful to someone else.

Use of this software is at your own risk. Ihaven't managed to screw up my radio, and the configuration dataformat seems to be straightforward enough that damaging the radioseems unlikely. But of course I might have made a mistake reading theformat or writing the code, and using this software may leave yourradio unusable or transmitting on an unexpected frequency —maybe an illegal or hazardous frequency. You've been warned!

As far as I can tell, this software should work equally well forthe FTH-2009, FTH-7008, and FTH-7009. You can tell what model a givenconfig file corresponds to by examining the IF and channelfrequencies. Channels in the 134-174 MHz range correspond to the x008,and channels in the 400-512 MHz range correspond to the x009radios. From what I can tell, an IF of 17.3 MHz indicates an200x-model radio and (apparently) an IF of 21.4 MHz or 45 MHzindicates a 700x radio.

Software

There are two pieces to this software:

fth2008.py which is useful for parsing and packing the configuration files
rwconfig.c which is helpful for transferring the files to and from the radio

rwconfig is not absolutely necessary, but it makes thingseasier; you can use cat if you want to. fth2008.pyis where all the secrets live.

Using `fth2008.py`

This is not a user-friendly program, unfortunately. I simplyhaven't gotten around to writing a spiffy windowing or menuing UI, andthe allowable configuration values are mostly indicated by whether youcan repack the configuration file without throwing anexception. However, if you know Python, it should be prettystraightforward. (If you don't know Python, well, … uh, it'snot too hard to learn … )

There are two classes which do all the work:fth2008.FTH2008 and fth2008.Channel. The FTH2008class can parse and pack the configuration file, and contains an arrayof Channel instances to represent the settings of individualchannels. Here's an example of creating an FTH2008 instance from aconfiguration file saved on disk by rwconfig:

After that, you'd use rwconfig to send the data back to the radio.

Okay, so how do you modify the configuration? That's the kludgy part.You just set the members directly. You can print f.__dict__ in orderto get a list of the names and values. Then, for example, if you want todisable the keypad beep, you can type f.beep_enabled = 0 tochange that attribute. Or maybe you want to change the settings of channel12:

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That's all there is. By the way, I'm not particularly sure I got the CTCSS tone mappings correct (see the array fth2008.ctcss_tones for the frequency corresponding to each number), so if you use this and it does/doesn't work, I'd be interested to hear about it.

There are several parameters, such as the PLL type and IF, whichyou probably shouldn't try to change (at least not without makingcorresponding changes to the radio's circuitry).

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I've done what I wanted to do with my radio, so I'm unlikely todevelop this software any further. I might or might not be able toanswer any questions about it. So if you're using this, I'd love to hear from you, but I'm afraid I don'twant to maintain or support it. Links to (or from) similarradio-programming information pages elsewhere on the net would be verywelcome, however.

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