Hi all, I am a newby owner of an AnyTone AT-D878UVII Plus, is there a way to download radio frequencies directly from this site to the radio or download to a excel file and then transfer to the radio? Im a wiz with computers, car engines but this has me baffled and could use some pointers, Thanks in advance for any help you can provide, one too many bumps to my noggin over the years have cleared out the intelligent parts. Nice to meet you all
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Not sure about the newest versions, but the previous 868 / 878 / 578 models will accept a properly formatted CSV file for import to the CPS. Suggest you examine an exported file from a similar radio to review the proper format so that you can rearrange the fields as necessary before importing. I expect that this might work only for analog channels, as the data for digital (DMR) channels will likely require additional fields.
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Newest version does not import from RR. Previous post is spot on.
Don't get caught up in the exact model of your HT. Most of the CCR (cheap Chinese radio) CPS (customer programming software) are similar.
Use your CPS to export to CSV, this will provide the required format to you.
The videos at Bridgecomm and youtube, watch a bunch of those, and download a few codeplugs others have written. It doesn't have to be one for your area - if you are trying to learn. Look at several codeplugs, there are a lot of ways to do things, some work better than others. I've seen the same talkgroup listed several times in the contact list, if you see that it's probably not well written.
Don't get caught up in the exact model of your HT. Most of the CCR (cheap Chinese radio) CPS (customer programming software) are similar.
Use your CPS to export to CSV, this will provide the required format to you.
The videos at Bridgecomm and youtube, watch a bunch of those, and download a few codeplugs others have written. It doesn't have to be one for your area - if you are trying to learn. Look at several codeplugs, there are a lot of ways to do things, some work better than others. I've seen the same talkgroup listed several times in the contact list, if you see that it's probably not well written.
If you aren't aware of it, you might want to investigate the N0GSG DMR Contact Manager software.
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