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Hi folks I am trying to program an Anytone 778UV, now I have done a factory reset, but the 2 channels that are installed at the factory i can not get rid of. I’ve tried so many ways to get rid of them but no luck. When you write to the radio they remain the CH 1 and CH 2 which is a PITA when you put the 80ch for UHF in for Australia as those channels are DUPLEX and CH 2 is a repeater here in Queensland.
I overwrote them in the program I’m using version 3.1 then saved the .dat file then wrote to the radio but they are still there and so UHF CH 1 & 2 are missing and it starts at CH 3 in the Australian band.
Anyone have an idea whats going on please.
 
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Try this.... For the moment, disregard your existing CPS file (assuming you have previously saved a copy of your codeplug). Read the radio into your CPS, make the necessary changes, and download that (as yet unsaved) file back to the radio. Should that effort be successful, go ahead and save the newer codeplug to your PC for future reference.
 
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