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Baofeng Can UV-5rs use DPL ?

Dekker001

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I found this in another forum:

" (2) If it says, for example, 071 DPL what does that mean? Is this simply just digital? What is the number 071?

DPL = Digital Private Line. It's like PL tones, but it's a digital code that is sent instead of the sub-audible tone. It's just another option. 071 is the digital code that is used. It doesn't mean the audio signal is digital, just that the squelch code is a digital code that is sent out."



So, I understand what PL and DPL tones are, I'm just curious if the UV5R or the UV17 Pro are capable of transmitting the DPL codes?
 

nd5y

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PL = CTCSS
DPL or DCS = CDCSS

In the UV-5R/UV-82 radio menus:
10 R-DCS = receive DPL
11 R-CTCS = receive PL
12 T-DCS = transmit DPL
13 T-CTCS = transmit PL

All of those can be set independently.
I don't know if the UV-17 has the exact same menu structure.
 
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