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Avoid Counterfeit cables our ftdi cable is plug n' play BaoFeng Tech provides USB cables that plug into your computer (Windows, OSX, Linux) and will work with your system's default drivers. There is no need to use any CD as the drivers automatically download through your operating system. Once you have your USB cable all that is needed is to download the free programming software, available right on our site: If your computer did not automatically update to the latest FTDI driver - you can do so by visiting this link right here. • Does it have two LEDs on the bottom side of the cable? • Is it 'dimpled' in the center? • Does it fully insert into the radio?

If you answered 'NO' to any of these questions you may have a counterfeit programming cable. It is common to find these cables priced so low on eBay, Amazon, and other distributor sites. These are cheaper USB programming cables that use cloned chipsets from old Prolific cables - by using stolen intellectual property from an old Prolific chipset they try to keep their costs low, but those are not the only corners cut.

DO NOT USE A COUNTERFEIT CABLE ON YOUR BAOFENG RADIO.

The various models of Baofeng handheld transceivers keep popping up everywhere. Mp620 Driver For Windows 10 more. At prices less than $50, radio amateurs (including veterans and newbies) are scarfing up these radios. See my or check out for more information. Also very frequently, the new owner of such a radio finds that they cannot figure out how to program it. Of course, the solution is “use the programming software” which is often helpful (and often not).

The really gnarly problem that usually surfaces is getting the programming cable to work. It appears that many of the cheap Baofeng USB programming cables use a clone of the Prolific PL-2303 chip that is not supported by the latest Windows driver.

Does a good job of explaining the driver problem and giving some helpful advice. (Actually the has tons of information on these radios, so check it out.) I’ll also note that the same cable can be used to program a Wouxun radio, so the same remedies apply.

Using the info on the Miklor site allowed me to get my Baofeng/Wouxun cable working with my old Windows XP computer. When I bought a new notebook PC, it came with Windows 8 installed, which I later “upgraded” to Win 8.1. (I will spare you the sad story of dealing with Win 8 and 8.1) Anyway, I have not gotten the Baofeng cables to work on Win 8 or 8.1, even following the Miklor advice. I started using the, an open source application that supports a wide variety of radios. (I have found the supplied Baofeng and Wouxun software to be, uh, well, crapware. It can be made to work but it is a pain.) While the Chirp software is not bug free and is in perpetual beta, it basically works well and does a great job of supporting a wide range of radios.

I noticed that the recommends the use of programming cables with an FTDI USB chip. I found for $19, a little more expensive than the cheapo cables but not bad. I plugged it into my Win8.1 computer and it started working immediately. I did not load any drivers, Windows actually did its job and took care of it for me.

In minutes, I was programming a variety of Baofeng and Wouxun radios. My strong recommendation at this point is to use the Chirp software and get a FTDI-based programming cable. You will be a much happier Baofeng or Wouxun owner. 73, Bob K0NR.