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Yes only supports basic encryption
Basic is hyteras own propitiatory encryption so should only work with other hytera radios
The enhanced privacy is the standard with other manufactures
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Anytone/Hytera Encryption compatibility
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Basic is hyteras own propitiatory encryption so should only work with other hytera radios
The enhanced privacy is the standard with other manufactures
Hey @Digonding,The firmware for MD UV380 PLUS and MD UV390 PLUS for ARC4 and AES256 compatible with Motorola, Anytone and Hytera:
MD-UV380-x119.33.zip
drive.google.com
The driver for the USB cable :
The programming software:
How to enter an ARC4 or AES256 key in the CPS:
Could you please refresh that google drive link? Tyts technical support tab seems to not be working right now, so I cant ask them directly
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Hello guys, could you please someone confirm that mentioned TYT radio is working properly with ARC4 40-bit Hytera radios? (ie Hytera HP 685). I have AnyTone D878 UVII Plus and can't get it working with Hytera ARC4 (proper key IDs, proper values of course). I would like to find a cheaper radio than original Hytera to get this working. I will be grateful for any advice.
Matt
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My Anytone 878 & 168 both talk to my Motorola and Hytera radios just fine using ARC4.
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Even though ARC4 and AES are standards they aren’t always compatible. One example of this is that MotoTRBO radios won’t work with Motorola EVX radios with either one. I have tried extensively with the R7, DP3441e and the EVX-S24. EVX won’t work with the others using ARC4 or AES unfortunately.
The modern MotoTRBO radios do however work just fine with the Anytone 878 and probably most other modern radios using either.
In PD series radios:
Basic Encrypt(Full) is RC4, which corresponds to Motorola Enhanced Privacy.
Full Encrypt-Hytera is Hytera's own encryption standard and is only compatible with Hytera radios.
Full Encrypt-DMRA is AES256, which matches AES256 on other manufacturers' radios.
For HP series radios:
Basic Encrypt(Full) is RC4, which corresponds to Motorola Enhanced Privacy.
Full Encrypt-Standart is AES256, which matches AES256 on other manufacturers' radios.
Basic Encrypt(Full) is RC4, which corresponds to Motorola Enhanced Privacy.
Full Encrypt-Hytera is Hytera's own encryption standard and is only compatible with Hytera radios.
Full Encrypt-DMRA is AES256, which matches AES256 on other manufacturers' radios.
For HP series radios:
Basic Encrypt(Full) is RC4, which corresponds to Motorola Enhanced Privacy.
Full Encrypt-Standart is AES256, which matches AES256 on other manufacturers' radios.
