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you need to send without additional editing. Select

’Program’ -> ‘DMR Services’ ->

‘Quick Text’ to go

to the appropriate configuration page.

Picture 11: Quick Text

4.8. Encrypt Setting

Digital encryption is also supported by your DM-V1 radio. You can set the corresponding digital

encryption password. The person you are talking to can only hear your voice by setting the same

encryption password as you, avoiding other people hearing your call. Select ’Program’-> ‘DMR Services’ ->

‘Encrypt’ to get to the appropriate configuration page.

Hint

:

Configure the encryption key for the machine. The key is 32 or 64 bit characters, including 0-9, A-F.

*Encryption might not be allowed in your network.

Picture 12: Encrypt Setting

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Summary of Contents for DM-V1

Page 1: ...BAOFENG DM V1 Programming Guide ...

Page 2: ...omply with your FCC or other country license certification European Users should note that operation of this unit in Transmit mode requires the operator to have a valid Amateur Radio License from their respective Countries Amateur Radio Licensing Authority for the Frequencies and Transmitter Power levels that this Radio transmits on Failure to comply may be unlawful and liable for prosecution At t...

Page 3: ...tallation progress 7 After installation the Driver Install Complete dialog box prompts Installation successful 2 Install CPS Programming Software 1 Double click and run the CPS DM V1 English v1 00 55 exe file 2 Click NEXT to install the CPS programming software 3 Firmware Update 1 Connect the machine to the computer using the programming cable 2 Open the CPS DM V1 programming software and open the...

Page 4: ...an initial CPS template and at the same time backup the factory data for future use When reading or writing data from or to the DM V1 the software offers various possibilities 4 1 Read data To read in all frequency settings as well as further settings from your DM V1 radio use this option Picture 3 Read data 4 2 General setting The DM V1 radio supports quite a bunch of general settings To get ther...

Page 5: ... Radio Buttons One Touch Call 4 3 1 Radio Buttons The radio buttons may even have two different functions assigned One of the functions is been activated on a Short Press of the corresponding keys whereas the other one requires a Long Press The Long Press Duration ms defines the time period required to keep the key pressed in order to activate this Long Press function ...

Page 6: ...ated on Short Press and another one activated on Long Press resulting in a total of 30 different functions being directly accessible 4 3 2 One Touch Call There are a total of six One Touch Call options Each of them with its own Mode Call Call Type and Quick Text ...

Page 7: ...able to choose one of the preset SMS within the menu Quick Text you have defined already 4 4 Menu Item The menu classifies the functions of the radio and is the interface between the radio and the user The menu settings make it easy for the end user to operate on certain functions Often not all those menus that are available are really required by the user Thus in order to ease operation you may d...

Page 8: ...one The eight parameters refer to tone prompts given in certain cases Picture 9 Tone Alerts If you check Disable All Tone you will not hear any prompts even if you check Channel Free Indication Tone or Talk Permit Tone Both options would no longer be supported Channel Free Indication Tone Indicates if the current channel is not transmitting and receiving ...

Page 9: ...r when the radio s emergency button is pressed Revert Channel This channel is used for digital emergency alerts or voice Impolite Retries An impolite transmission is a transmission that occurs even when there is activity on the current channel The radio tries a number of impolite transmissions to get an acknowledgement and then goes on to try a number of polite transmissions This feature sets the ...

Page 10: ... corresponding digital encryption password The person you are talking to can only hear your voice by setting the same encryption password as you avoiding other people hearing your call Select Program DMR Services Encrypt to get to the appropriate configuration page Hint Configure the encryption key for the machine The key is 32 or 64 bit characters including 0 9 A F Encryption might not be allowed...

Page 11: ...target radio DMR ID or group of radios TG depending on the call type 5 2 Configuring RX Group List You will require a so called RX Group List for your Channel settings Creating such a group allows you to put your configured Contacts into logical groups so they can be contacted Up to 32 individual RX Groups can be created and named to identify each group Each group can contain as few or as many con...

Page 12: ...cal Digital RX group 5 3 Configuring Channels The DM V1 offers up to 1024 channels for UHF To start double click on the first line No 1 to open the Channel Information window for that channel Picture 15 Channels List ...

Page 13: ...ct one of four levels 1W 2W Digital Slot Operation Select which slot 1 or 2 applies to this Channel Color code Select which Color Code CC is related to this channel Emergency Select emergency system TX Contact Name Talk Group TG to be assigned to this channel Rx Group List If programmed select the RX Group List Analog Band Width Select the bandwidth for transmission CTCSS CDCSS Decode Select Off o...

Page 14: ...List A Scan List is a group of channels to be monitored when the Scan function is been activated using one of the programmable function keys The DM V1 has the capability of storing multiple scan lists per channel 1 Select Scan List from the left column 2 Double click on the first open line 3 Enter a name for the new Scan List 4 Highlight the channel name you want to appear in the list and press Ad...

Page 15: ...amplitude is detected on the channel This pause allows the radio to decode the analog system signaling data If the decoded information is incorrect the radio reverts to scan Priority Sweep Time Sets the duration that the radio waits when in a call before scanning the priority channels If the call is taking place on a Priority 1 Channel no scanning will take place When scanning priority channels th...

Page 16: ...re 19 store your call sign and your DMR Radio ID Note Never ever operate the radio using an ID that is not issued to yourself Within amateur radio networks this may result in losing your license The radio ID of each handheld terminal must be unique and cannot be duplicated with the ID of other terminal 5 7 Write data to radio After you have completed all the above steps you can write the data to t...

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