Code Plugs

Now before we get to far I strongly advocate building your own code plugs. If you're going to be using these radios you should fully understand how they work and what is happening when you hit the PTT. That being said, I'll post some simple codeplugs for the radios I have. The goal is to make a starting point so you can see what needs to be done to build a working code plug.

!YOU MUST CHANGE THE CALLSIGN!

!YOU MUST CHANGE THE RADIO ID!

If you need more help please see this post.

Please make sure you use the appropriate CPS for the file and have the matching firmware in your radio.

Codeplugs include:
  • Simplex Hotspot Channels
  • Duplex Hotspot Channels
  • Generic analog repeater channel for reference
  • Several digital simplex channels
  • US weather channels(receive only)
  • Additional digital contacts for later use
  • Receive groups
  • Multiple zones

CODEPLUGS:

ANYTONE AT-D868UV CPS V1: Coming soon

RADIODDITY GD-77 CPS V1: GD-77 codeplug

RADIODDITY/BAOFENG RD-5R CPS V1.0.0.4: RD-5R codeplug

Channel List:
  1. Simplex Hotspot Nationwide TS2
  2. Simplex Hotspot TAC310 TS2
  3. Duplex Hotspot Nationwide TS1
  4. Duplex Hotspot TAC310 TS2
  5. Analog repeater
  6. Digital simplex 1
  7. Digital simplex 2
  8. Digital simplex 3
  9. Digital simplex 4
  10. Digital simplex 5
  11. Digital simplex 6
  12. Weather 1
  13. Weather 2
  14. Weather 3
  15. Weather 4
  16. Weather 5
  17. Weather 6
  18. Weather 7
  19. Weather 8
  20. Weather 9
  21. Weather 10

Instructions:

  1. Open the CPS application
  2. Open the codeplug file in the CPS
  3. Change the callsign
  4. Change the radio id
  5. Edit channels to match your frequencies
  6. Save the file (optional)
  7. Write to radio

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