Looking for some help to understand on the anytone779uv mobile radio what dl is and dn in the programming software
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rf_patriot200
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What software are you using ?
779uv mobile software 2.0 if I'm not mistaken
rf_patriot200
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Ok, so the anytone software then. That lets me out, since I've just used RT Systems with it.
tomk62
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ChatGPT says ...
In the AnyTone 779UV mobile radio programming software, "DL" and "DN" typically refer to frequency settings related to digital communication modes like DMR (Digital Mobile Radio). Here's a breakdown of what they generally mean:
- DL (Downlink): This refers to the "Downlink" frequency, which is the frequency on which the radio receives signals. It's typically associated with repeater operations where you receive on one frequency and transmit on another (known as duplex operation).
- DN (Duplex): This setting indicates whether the radio will operate in simplex (same frequency for both transmit and receive) or duplex mode (different transmit and receive frequencies). When "DN" is enabled, the radio will use separate uplink (transmit) and downlink (receive) frequencies, typically used when communicating through repeaters.
- DL is related to the receive frequency in a repeater configuration.
- DN is the duplex mode setting, which determines if you're using different frequencies for transmit and receive.
rf_patriot200
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Except the the 779 is not a Dmr radio, and Chat Gpt is Not safe. On a Analog radio, such as the 779 you'll be concerned with your input and output transmit and receive frequency, and your ctcss/ dpl tones if required.
nd5y
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Where exactly is this in the software? What choices or settings does it have?
This is under where you put in for ctcss and dpl tones
I'm looking for somemore help so on 3 repeaters for gmrs the offset of is not there and the plus sign for the ctcss is not there how can I fix this thanks in advance for the help
rf_patriot200
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Well first off, the 779 is not a Gmrs radio, so it likely won't transmit there, and the plus is to indicate a positive offset, not your ctcss tones, and I'm not sure what software you're using.
GMRS repeaters are always + 5 MHz offset. The input frequencies are 467, the output frequencies are 462. If the CTCSS tone isn't listed, it's probably because the repeater owner doesn't want people using his/her repeater without permission.
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