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Tera 7400 Programming Help

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Is there a resource somewhere to help me setup a 7400 radio? I have the software communicating to the radio. I just can't seem to translate groups/codes/colors/zones into a meaningful method to setup the radio. I've looked through Youtube etc. It seems this radio wasn't supper popular like the Anytones.

Thanks for any help!
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Most DMR programming is similar, so watching some youtube videos for other DMR radios might help you out. Generally, first create your talkgroups - one at a time (each talkgroup will need to have a frequency, group number, color code, and time slot specified, as well as a text tag that is meaningful to you). Once you create all the talkgroups, you can organize them into zones.
DMR design and programming is quite different from analog, so try to keep an open mind.

Another suggestion... If you can get a functional codeplug from somewhere, even if it's not for your area, you could study it to see how it goes together.
 
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