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1. Open `CHIRP`.
1. If `File > Load Module...` is not available, enable CHIRP developer features first, then restart `CHIRP`.
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1. Use `File > Load Module...` and select the `f4hwn.fusion.chirp...py` file included with the firmware release.
1. Once the module is loaded, `CHIRP` should offer the `UV-K1 & UV-K5 V3 (F4HWN Fusion)` model entry.
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1. Select `Model`: `UV-K1 & UV-K5 V3 (F4HWN Fusion)`.
1. Start the download and wait until the radio image has been fully read.
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> [!TIP]
> If communication fails, disconnect the cable, turn the radio on first, then reconnect the cable. The dedicated driver warns that some setups may fail if the radio was powered on with the cable already attached.
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After the download, enable `View > Show Extra Fields` in `CHIRP`.
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This is important because the dedicated `Fusion` driver exposes several channel-specific fields through the `Extra` group. Without `Show Extra Fields`, some firmware-specific parameters remain hidden in the channel editor.
Typical examples include: