My 878UVII plus is not correctly programming the frequency from the CPS to the radio for my digital hotspot channels. Hotspot frequency is 438.46000. That's what I set in the CPS. When I write to the radio all those digital hotspot channels read as 142.11250 on the radio. The radio and CPS are both 3.08. The radio is in "Maintenance Mode", 00014. I haven't used the hotspot for months, so I don't know when this started. I am a novice, so I don't know where to start. Any help would be much appreciated.
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Anytone 878UVII plus CPS writes wrong frequency to radio
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Might have something to do with .460 not really being a valid UHF frequency.
UHF frequencies are usually divisible 25 kHz.
Of for narrowband of 12.5 kHz or 6.25 kHz.
UHF frequencies are usually divisible 25 kHz.
Of for narrowband of 12.5 kHz or 6.25 kHz.
Usually, but not always.
Southern California Repeater and Remote Base Association, an amateur radio frequency coordinator, uses a 20 kHz raster for coordinations in the 440-450 MHz range. https://www.scrrba.org/BandPlans/440-450.pdf
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Verify that you are reading the radio first. Once that is done, then you can edit the program file. If the radio mode (i.e. mode 14) does not match the CPS mode, the CPS will not allow you to program ady frequencies that the mode allows.
Yes, I updated to 3.08 about a month ago. I "thought" I reset the radio afterwards. I reset it it yesterday and re-wrote the code plug from 3.08 CPS. Is there some way I can rule out this as a source of the problem?
Are you still having the original problem after the reset? If so, I suppose that the "failure to reset" was not the cause of the problem.
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