RTS Tutorials



Get the most from your RT Systems Programmer by viewing our easy to follow tutorials.
General Use of the RT System Programmers
General Overview of the RT Programmers
Getting Started with RT Systems Radio Programmers
Copy and Paste in RT System Radio Programming Software
Using Preferences to Customize the Program for easier data entry. (Using ADMS-FT1D Programmer)
Error sending a file to the radio the First time.
Alinco
Colors on the DR-735 and other things you may not know about that radio.
D-STAR
DR Memories in the ID-5100. The easy way to enter a list of FM repeaters!
D-STAR Basic Radio Programming
The New D-Star Calculator 2013
The New WCS-7100 Programmer for the Icom IC-7100
Getting the most DSTAR fun from your Icom IC-2200
Rugged Radio
Programming the RM-60V Mobile Radio: How do I get started?
Yaesu
Fusion Firmware Upgrades Sept 2017
Getting the Radio and Program to Communicate with each other again
Programming the FT-1D via the SD Card
Programming the FT-2D via the SD Card
FT-70DR Get Data using RT Systems program or Yaesu ADMS-10.
Programming the FTM-400 via the SD Card
Checking the Firmware Version of the FTM-400 Radio
Repeater Operations on the FT-991/991A.
FT-8800 Hypermemories and other programming suggestions.
FT-8900 Hypermemories
External Data Interface
The New Search Interface for RFinder

RFinder Worldwide Web Repeater Search
Using TravelPlus with RT Systems Radio Programmers
Kenwood

Radio Programming Software for the TM-D710
The DStar Calculator in the KRS-D74 Programmer
The TS-2000 Memories and Menues
For the Visually Impared
Using the RT Systems Software with NVDA screen reader.

This video was produced by John, KA2HOI, and Dave, N2AAM, both hams who are visually impaired. They were so excited when they used the RT Systems programmer with the NVDA screen reader that they wanted everyone to know just how easy it is. The video may be a little difficult for a sighted person to watch; but, the narrative makes up for that with lots of great details. RT Systems thanks John and Dave for their help to get the word out about this ability of the programmers.