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Buy HYTERA MD-782 UHF Digital Mobile Two Way RadioHytera PD782U-5 on 900MHz Amateur Band
Has anyone determined how to put a US version (NA2) of one these nice U5 split radios on 902-927? The freq range on the label says 806-941, but unlike other Hytera DMR radios, the frequency span is not continuous. It's broken up into 4 bands: 806-824, 851-869, 896-902 and 935-940. When you look at the Model.dat files in the CPS the entire range is defined one entry like "806-941,806-841,21" Any explaination on how they are further partitioning the span? Is it done in the CPS.exe binary? I have looked around a fair bit, and have no idea yet how it's being done. When a frequency like 927 MHz is entered into the CPS, an out of band message is displayed and the number defaults to 935 MHz. A number like 902.5000 gets the error message and is changed to 902.0000 You can enter any frequency within the 4 defined bands just fine. The original CP was programmed with a repeater pair that had the RX in the 851-869 band and the TX in the 806-824 band with a 45 MHz offset. I was expecting to see these four frequency ranges defined in the Model.dat file, perhaps in several different entry lines. No such luck..
I did a hex scan of version 8.01 of CPS.exe and saw nothing that looked like ASCII coded freq ranges. Also examined the codeplug file with the hex editor thinking I might be able to change frequencies in the file and reload it into the radio, but it appears the file must be encoded in some way. Nothing is recognizable.
I did a hex scan of version 8.01 of CPS.exe and saw nothing that looked like ASCII coded freq ranges. Also examined the codeplug file with the hex editor thinking I might be able to change frequencies in the file and reload it into the radio, but it appears the file must be encoded in some way. Nothing is recognizable.
Hytera America files for chapter 11
Hytera America files for chapter 11
Irvine, CA, May 26, 2020 – Hytera America, Inc. and Hytera Communications America (West), Inc. announced today they filed voluntary petitions for relief under chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of California (Santa Ana Division). Through this routine financial restructuring, Hytera will work to continue serving and supporting its dealers and customers. Hytera intends to use the restructuring process to address the challenges caused by ongoing litigation and the COVID-19 impact for the purpose of preserving its business operations in the U.S.
Hytera GPS->OpenSPOT->APRS.FI
Hytera GPS->OpenSPOT->APRS.FI
Hytera CPS v7.06.02
Settings for GPS
---Conventional---
---General Setting---
Accessories
GPS -> checked
Speed Unit -> Mile/h or Km/h
GPS Update Time -> 5s
GPS Display Unit -> ddd.mm.ss
GPS Trigger
Button, Power On, Power Off, Time, Distance, -> checked
Relationship Between Time & Distance -> Time & Distance
Report Interval (day) -> 1 minute
Report Interval Distance -> 100
Longest Report Time -> 5 minute
---Network---
Hytera CPS v7.06.02
Settings for GPS
---Conventional---
---General Setting---
Accessories
GPS -> checked
Speed Unit -> Mile/h or Km/h
GPS Update Time -> 5s
GPS Display Unit -> ddd.mm.ss
GPS Trigger
Button, Power On, Power Off, Time, Distance, -> checked
Relationship Between Time & Distance -> Time & Distance
Report Interval (day) -> 1 minute
Report Interval Distance -> 100
Longest Report Time -> 5 minute
---Network---
Hytera Custom Tones
A list of custom audio tones:
Here are some customized tones for the PD982 handhelds, also in my UHF X1p. I set the volume of these tones to be linked to the volume control.
You define these tone up in the User Defined Tone part of the programming under Common. You enable these under Conventional>General>UI Indication to enable these tones in place of the default tones. I'm recalling all of this from memory so this might not be totally correct.
I like the Motorola Talk Permit Tone (TPT) used on Moto's P25 handhelds. It's similar to the old NEXTEL DirectConnect chirp but at a lower frequency. For the old NEXTEL DirectConnect tones, I programmed the PTT chirp, incoming DirectConnect call double beep, and the short end peep heard on the end of a received DirectConnect transmission. I also programmed the Motorola MOTOTRBO TPT in case I decide to use it.
Hytera Tones
HYTERA MD782 UHF Digital Mobile (DMR)
HYTERA MD782 Digital Mobile (DMR) UHF 400-470 MHz
MD782G
Hytera MD782-g DMR Mobile
Hytera PD782-g Hand Held
http://hytera782.blogspot.com
Dual Modes (Analog+Digital)
MD782G can operate in either analog or digital mode. It is compatible with the prevalent analog system,
ensuring a smooth analog-to-digital transition.
MD782GHytera MD782-g DMR Mobile
Hytera PD782-g Hand Held
http://hytera782.blogspot.com
Dual Modes (Analog+Digital)
MD782G can operate in either analog or digital mode. It is compatible with the prevalent analog system,
ensuring a smooth analog-to-digital transition.
HYTERA 782 Technical documents
HYTERA 782 Technical documents
Hytera MD782-g DMR Mobile
Hytera PD782-g Hand Held
Hytera MD782-g DMR Mobile
Hytera PD782-g Hand Held
Technica Bulletins
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Videos
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The same on my MD782 USA (which I believe is the same as the UK MD785)
Hytera DMR digital analog radio TD370 | TD372 | TD375 handheld
Hytera DMR digital analog radio
Hytera DMR digital analog radio TD370 | TD372 | TD375 handheld
Hytera TD370 | TD372 | TD375 handheld
http://hytera372.blogspot.ca/
Hytera Engineering Mode RSSI Service Mode PD78x
Hytera Engineering Mode RSSI Service Mode PD78x
Entering Hytera service menu
Some Hytera models have a hidden service menu. This will display some more information. Most useful is the RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indication) value giving detail about the real quality of the received signal. I’ve tested this on the MD-785G, PD-785 and the X1p. Entering this menu can be done by pressing some buttons in the order displayed below.
Push the following buttons in speed:
MenuButton/GreenButton/BackButton/SelectButton/GreenButton/BackButton/
You're in the [Service Mode] menu;
no#1 [Last Reset Log] push the BackButton
goto menu
no#3 [Radio Info] and see the programmed radio model.
Model Number: PD782-000G0000-000000-U1-0-H
Hytera Engineering Mode RSSI Service Mode PD78x
Entering Hytera service menu
Some Hytera models have a hidden service menu. This will display some more information. Most useful is the RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indication) value giving detail about the real quality of the received signal. I’ve tested this on the MD-785G, PD-785 and the X1p. Entering this menu can be done by pressing some buttons in the order displayed below.
Push the following buttons in speed:
MenuButton/GreenButton/BackButton/SelectButton/GreenButton/BackButton/
You're in the [Service Mode] menu;
no#1 [Last Reset Log] push the BackButton
goto menu
no#3 [Radio Info] and see the programmed radio model.
Model Number: PD782-000G0000-000000-U1-0-H
Hytera Engineering Mode RSSI Service Mode PD78x
Motorola DMR & Hytera DMR Privacy - Interworking 100%
Motorola DMR & Hytera DMR Privacy - Interworking 100%
A Motorola DMR (MotoTRBO) and a Hytera DMR both using privacy and working with one another perfectly. They can relay voice, data, text messages etc
A Motorola DMR (MotoTRBO) and a Hytera DMR both using privacy and working with one another perfectly. They can relay voice, data, text messages etc
DMR CPS Programmer by DL5MCC
What is CPSProgrammer?
DMR (Digital Mobile Radio) is a digital voice (DV) modulation scheme, which becomes more and more popular in amateur radio (ham radio). To be able to use the radio transceivers, all frequencies (channels) used must be entered as a „memory channel“ into the so called codeplug (CP). There is a huge number of local radio repeaters, as well as analogue FM repeaters and simplex frequencies, which all have to be entered into the CP by typing it manually into a programming software (CPS). Only in Germany we currently have about 270 DMR repeater, which expand to about 600 channels (2 timeslots + many mixed mode FM) only for DMR.
Features and Limitations
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CPSProgrammer is an automatic programming (programming robot) of the channel information of a CPS.
CPSProgrammer reads all input-information from a CSV file. CPSProgrammer is designed to interact with the existing vendor-provided CPS software. CPSProgrammer does not read or write codeplug-files (.rdt, .rcd, .rcdx). The vendor's CPS software must be running for CPSProgrammer to update the codeplug that is open in vendor's CPS software (see picture above: "Principle of the CPSProgrammer"). Currently supported CPS software.
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