Next we need to define a receive group for the Talkgroup Contact we just created. The "Call Receive Tone" should be set to "Yes" for Talkgroups. The "Call Type" should be set to "Group Call" because 310745 will be used as a Talkgroup. In this example we will name it "Bridge". The "Contact Name" is for your reference and can be whatever you like. In your CPS, find the "Digital Contacts" and add a contact.
This is the Talkgroup ID number of the KH7MS DMR-P25-C4FM Bridge. We will start by adding a new contact for the Brandmeister DMR Group, 310745. This file can be used to roll back any changes you make from this point on. Start by reading the data from the radio with your CPS and PROMPTLY SAVE this file. If you can read the data from the radio in to the CPS then everything is ready. This tutorial assumes you have a working connection between your radio and your CPS and that you have the proper CPS installed for your radio. We will create a Zone to place the Channels we have created. We will create a Channel for the 310745 Talkgroup on a Simplex Hotspot We will create a RX group for the 310745 Talkgroup We will create a Contact for the 310745 Talkgroup The basic concept applies to most DMR radios. The example used in this tutorial is the RT3S with CPS v1.05 Many of the names and menu locations will differ slightly between radios and CPS versions. Promiscuous Mode (Monitor Mode) - A feature, that when activated will allow the radio to monitor all talkgroups on the current time slot. Group List - A list of contacts that are being monitored on the current channel. There are two Time Slots in DMR called "1" and "2". Time Slot - DMR can allow two seperate connections on a single RX TX frequency set used by repeaters by using Time Division Multiple Access.
Dmr programming code#
Not often utilized, Color Code 1 is commonly used globally in HAM radio. Zone - A group of channels usually sorted by location, device or personal preference.Ĭolor Code - The digital equivilent of a PL tone for analog. All traffic sent to this DMR number will be reflected or repeated back to any users or repeaters that are connected to it.Ĭhannel - A channel contains the frequency, talkgroup, color code, time slot and other information used to connect the radio to the DMR system on PTT. Talkgroup - A virtual repeater or reflector. For example: A Retevis (Make) RT3S GPS (Model) Firmware Ver.: S017.009 CP Ver.: V01.05 (Firmware).Ĭontact - A number used by the system to designate a Talkgroup, a User DMR ID or a Repeater DMR ID. Radio Make, Model, Firmware - This information is used to determine what CPS version will be used to create a code plug for your radio. For example: On the RT3S the information is found under Menu -> Utilities -> Radio Info -> Versions
The current Firmware version information can be found in the menu of the radio. They determine how the hardware will function within the radio. Code Plugs are radio make, model and firmware specific.įirmware - The core programming files of the radio.
Dmr programming software#
Some software can be used for multiple radios.Ĭode Plug - The programming file used by the CPS to program contacts, channels and settings in to the radio. Most DMR radios require a unique software for the radio make, model and firmware.
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