Alinco

DR-735: Colors and other things you want to know about that radio

DR-735: Memories
Different memory types and how to set up and use them to get the most from that radio.

DMR Radio Programming

These videos are offered as general details for features of the DMR style radios. They are based off findings from testing with the AT-D578 but will apply to may other models from Anytone, Alinco, BTech. Features in DMR style radios from TYT, Baofeng, Radioditty, and Retevis vary from what is shown here; however, basic file creation and programming of those radios remain the same.

DMR Drivers
Where to get them and how to set them up with the radio.

Basic DMR Programming with RT Systems Software

NEW DMR Calculator
Create channels for all your talk groups and put them into zones... with the least typing and fewest mouse clicks ever!!

Memory Channels and Zone Setup

Analog channels in your new DMR Radio
Start the first file for that new DMR Radio with the Analog Channels from your existing RT Systems file. This makes it so easy to get back on the repeaters you know.

Some Basic Options of the Radios (Anytone DMR and some others)

Scanning Setup for the DMR Radios

Icom

Introduction to the IC-R15 Programmer

Changing Bank Designation
In the ID-52 / ID-52Plus / ID-705 / ID-50 / ID-905
and other Icom radios with similar memory structure.

IC-705 Channel Sorting in the WCS-705 Programmer

IC-705 Firmware Upgrade and its effect on programming

Bank Channel Numbers in Icom Radio
Explained with the WCS-705 programmer but also
in the ID-52 / ID-52Plus / ID-705 / ID-50 / ID-905
and other Icom radios with similar memory structure.

Rugged Radio

RDM-DB - Basic Programming (The tricks that get everything to work)

RDM-DB - Using Band A and Band B Get Double the radio this way!

RDM-DB - Driver Installation (What to do with a No Ports Found error)

R1 - Driver Installation

R1 - Basic Programming Steps

Texting with Rugged Radios' Digital Radios (A great new way to communicate)

RM-60V Basic Programming

M1 - No Ports Found (Completing Driver Installation)

M1 - Getting Started Programming (Set it up right the first time!)

M1 - Stock Radio Button Functions
See what they make the radio do.

TYT

TH-9800 - Using a non-standard CTCSS Tone Value
The TYT TH-9800 gives you the ability to use a CTCSS value for Tone or Tone Squelch that is something other than those in the standard list. See how to enter that special value and learn all the necessary settings for Tone Squelch to be successful.

TH-9800: How to use the Programmer with 220MHz or
440 MHz models
The same program will get them both done.

 


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