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Baofeng DM-32UV 2-Tone Setup

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Has anyone successfully set up their DM32uv to have the 2-tone work with an analog channel?

I have tried a few times, and each time I think I have done it correctly ... nada ... nothing ... no tone out.
 
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sefrischling said:
RX the 2-tone.
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The 2-tone arrangement in the DM-32 CPS is not really clear on what is RX and what is TX. Having fooled with this a bit, my best guess is that the left-most settings are the specific tone settings for RX, with up to four discrete tones that can be configured in various combinations.
Likewise, I believe that the right-most top area is for receiving multiple variations of the same four tones and different reactions for each set of tones. The right-most lower settings are, I believe, the tone settings for TX, with the assumption that all tone timings would be configured the same as the RX tones, but you can specify almost any tone frequency.

I have been successful in creating a TX tone set by setting one of the programmable buttons to "one-touch call", but have no ability to test an incoming (RX) tone set, as I only have one DM-32.
 
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