whitfieldjamesc
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I have a uv5r I can not program it can you help me I have phone 919-239-9221
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James, I removed your street address from your location. These days is probably best not to disclose your actual location on the internet.
James, I removed your street address from your location. These days is probably best not to disclose your actual location on the internet.
In addition to the above, check out the following for manual programming:
Baofeng Pofung Information Site UV5R GT3, Ham Radio
Baofeng Pofung Information Site UV5R GT3, Ham Radio
teufler
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I assume you have your radio on. Reseting wipes the radio.
GO to menu item #40 and RESET the radio
Menu item #14 for either English voice or Voice OFF
Press EXIT on the keypad
Push orange VFO/MR button to go to Frequency mode and program in repeater frequency
Press MENU then push #1 for frequency stepping. 10K for ham repeater use.
Push #13 for CTCSS on transmit for repeater use.
Push #25 for repeater shift. Options are NEG(-) POS(+) or off for simplex
Item #26 for off shift repeater use. You want 00.600 for ham radio repeaters.
Go to item #27 to program in Memory channel
Push EXIT to go to frequency mode again
Program in Repeater INPUT frequency
Push Menu then 27 for Memory channels
save as same channel as repeater output.
Thats it.
GO to menu item #40 and RESET the radio
Menu item #14 for either English voice or Voice OFF
Press EXIT on the keypad
Push orange VFO/MR button to go to Frequency mode and program in repeater frequency
Press MENU then push #1 for frequency stepping. 10K for ham repeater use.
Push #13 for CTCSS on transmit for repeater use.
Push #25 for repeater shift. Options are NEG(-) POS(+) or off for simplex
Item #26 for off shift repeater use. You want 00.600 for ham radio repeaters.
Go to item #27 to program in Memory channel
Push EXIT to go to frequency mode again
Program in Repeater INPUT frequency
Push Menu then 27 for Memory channels
save as same channel as repeater output.
Thats it.
whitfieldjamesc
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thank you all for the help.
Don't forget that manual programming must be done from the top (A) VFO and that the target memory channel must be empty.
Also, if you are going to key in the "Repeater INPUT Frequency" (TX frequency), then there is no need to mess with menu 25 or menu 26 (whatever they are set to won't matter).
But if you do set them, then instead of keying in the TX frequency, you can simply tap the [*] key to put the radio in "reverse" mode which will display the TX frequency with having to key it in. Then after the last write with menu 27, tap the [*] key again to exit reverse mode.
Jim KC9HI
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