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How to manually program Chinese hand held radios
• Several Models– Baofeng
• UV5R• UV82
– Wouxun• KG‐UV3D
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Programming the Baofeng UV5 (x)Anything in
brackets “[ ]” indicates a button of that name.
You can also press [MENU] and use the up/down arrows to get to
menus (they are numbered) instead of [MENU] and the number of the
menu selection (example [MENU] 7 [MENU] )
1.) Set your BaoFeng to VFO Mode (aka Frequency Mode) by
pressing the VFO/MR button. When you press it you should hear a
voice say “frequency mode” or “channel mode”. Obviously we’re
wanting to hear “frequency mode” to indicate the proper mode.
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2.) With the Blue A/B button, set the display to A (top number
of the 2 shown). The triangle will be pointing upward and will be
beside the upper set of numbers.
3.) Disable the TDR (Dual watch between the A and B channels). [MENU] 7 [MENU] (takes you the TDR Menu, and the On/Off option) Up and Down Arrows to select On/Off (Select OFF) [MENU] [EXIT] (takes you out of the On/Off option and then takes you back to the main display)
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4.) Clear existing Data from the channel you want to program.
[MENU] 2 8 [MENU] Enter 1 1 (If you want to clear Memory Channel
11) [MENU] [Exit]
5.) Set the Repeater Offset. [MENU] 2 6 [MENU] Enter 00.600 on
the keypad (.6 MHz or 600 Khz) [MENU] [EXIT]
6.) Enter the Transmit Frequency Shift. [MENU] 2 5 [MENU] Up and
Down Arrows to select + or – (Select the minus “-” for this
example). [MENU] [EXIT]
7.) Set the correct CTCSS or DCS codes Press [MENU] 1 3 [MENU]
Enter 1622 (for this example the CTCSS TX tone 162.2) [MENU]
[EXIT]
8.) Enter the repeater output frequency, 146.640 (To switch
between 2 meter (145.2 – 147.39 MHz) and 70 cm (442-450 MHz) use
the [BAND] button
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9.) Store the RX (receive) frequency settings to a memory
channel (valid channel range = 000 to 127) We cleared channel 11
for this example. [MENU] 2 7 [MENU] Enter 1 1 (The frequency is now
inchannel 11, we cleared it back in step 4) [MENU] [EXIT]
10.) Press the [SCAN ] button. This activates the “Reverse Mode”
and displays the TX (transmit) frequency. Note that it’s .6 MHz
lower than the 146.640 RX freq
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11.) Store the TX (transmit) frequency settings to the same
memory channel as before (channel 11 for this example). [MENU] 2 7
[MENU] Enter 1 1 (This is channel 11, we cleared it back in step 4)
[MENU] [EXIT]
12.) Press the [SCAN ] button to exit the “Reverse Mode”
13.) Press [EXIT]
Now set your BaoFeng to “Channel Mode” by pressing the VFO/MR
button. When you press it you should hear a voice say “frequency
mode” or “channel mode”. Obviously we’re wanting to hear “Channel
mode” this time. You can now use the arrow key (Up/Down) to scroll
through your channels. Scroll over to Channel 11 (or whichever one
you used) and check it out. You can also use the Blue A/B Button to
select a different channel for both top and bottom.
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RESERVE
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Juentai
JT‐6188 Dual Band VHF/UHF 136‐174/400‐480MHz VHF 25Watt UHF 20Watts Dual Band Two Way Radios Mobile Transceiver
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Programming by computer•
https://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Home•
CHIRP is a FREE cross‐platform, cross‐radio programming tool. It works on
Windows and Linux (and MacOSX
with a little work). It supports a growing list of radios across several manufacturers and allows transferring of memory contents between them.
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• https://youtu.be/0mzY5vIH718
