Hytera PD-785G downloads
Here you will find my hytera PD-785G downloads.
PD785(G) codeplugs
| Filename | Size | Date & Time |
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 2015-10-04 PD785G - PC5E - Firmware 7
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1.15 MB | 2015-10-04 11:34:58 |
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2016-02-11 Brandmeister PD785G - PC5E - Firmware 7
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1.15 MB | 2016-02-11 18:52:42 |
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2016-02-24 Brandmeister PD785G 7.6 - PC5E - Firmware 7
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1.21 MB | 2016-02-24 18:13:43 |
 DMR_SW_CPS_V7.00.07.019.EM5
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82.4 MB | 2015-08-14 10:25:23 |
 DMR_SW_UPGRADEKIT_SUBSCRIBE_TO_V7.00.11.007_2nd - setup
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76.32 MB | 2015-04-20 20:24:19 |
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DMR_SW_usb driver V5.30.42.0
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2.26 MB | 2014-05-11 11:59:40 |
 PA0MAG+Hytera+Code+Plug+Changer
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826.86 KB | 2015-05-26 13:29:06 |
Note: you need to alter the Subscriber ID and callsign, they are set to invalid values.
My codeplug has
- all dutch DMR repeaters, each in its own zone. All hytera repeaters are now connected to the Brandmeister network, so they all use the satandard 12 Brandmeister TalkGroups.
- all Belgian DMR repeaters, each in its own zone. All hytera repeaters are now connected to the Brandmeister network, so they all use the standard 9 Brandmeister TalkGroups.
- all dutch 70cm analog repeaters
- a Simplex zone with 8 DMR channels (TS 1/TG99, receiving TG1/44/99), 7 analog channels
- 3 PMR446 zones, with 2 identical to Kenwood and Icom PMR446 sets. Make sure using these zones for TX is legal in your country.
- there are also two zones (1 DMR, one analog) intended for Front Panel Programming on the go (see the FPP manual above on how to enable FPP).
- as a bonus there are some receive only zones which have some commercial DMR repearters in a certain city/region.
- a few zones left to add yourself. ;)
All Dutch Brandmeister repeater zones have the same configuration:
01: 1/91 - WordWide
02: 1/92 - Europe
03: 1/922 - Dutch speaking
04: 1/204 - the Netherlands Global (mapped to Reflector 4500)
05: 2/9 - Local traffic and Reflectors
06: 2/9990 - ECHO/Parrot (not a talkgroup, but a contact, as this is how Brandmeister uses the ECHO/Parrot aplication)
07: 2/2041 - NL Noord (mapped to Reflector 4501)
08: 2/2042 - NL Midden (mapped to Reflector 4502)
09: 2/2043 - NL Zuid (mapped to Reflector 4503)
10: 2/2044 - NL Oost (mapped to Reflector 4504)
11: 1/2049881 - DStar XRF088A
12: 1/2049882 - DStar XRF088B
13: RX ALL - a receive only channel with pseudo trunking enabled, receiving all available TG's, great for monitoring activity
14: 2/206 - Belgium Global (mapped to Reflector 4750)
15: PI2NON analog repeater system (when in coverage area)
16: PI2NOS analog repeater system
All Belgian Brandmeister repeater zones have the same configuration:
01: 2/91 - WordWide
02: 2/92 - Europe
03: 2/922 - Dutch speaking
04: 1/206 - Belgium Global (mapped to Reflector 4750)
05: 2/9 - Local traffic and Reflectors
06: x/xxx - RX ALL (RX only)
07: 1/2061 - Belgium N, linked to D-STAR REF028A = Belgium Flemisch/Dutch (mapped to Reflector 4751)
08: 1/2062 - Belgium S (mapped to Reflector 4752)
09: 1/2063 - Belgium E (mapped to Reflector 4753)
10: 2/2064 - België on-demand 1
11: 2/2065 - België on-demand 2
12: 2/2066 - België on-demand 3
13: 2/2067 - België on-demand 4
14: 2/2068 - België on-demand 5
15: 2/2069 - België on-demand 6
16: 2/204 - Nederland
The Dutch Motorola repeater zones follow this configuration as close as possible, but from dial position 7 on it may differ (a lot!).
Motorola DMR HAM repeaters have a * at the end of the callsign, so you know which repeaters are on which network, and are last in the zonelist.
Roaming is configured but not auto-starting for all but the 05 local channel (turn on on a specific channel by long pressing the top programmable button), seperate for Brandmeister and Motorola networks. Scanning is set for most other zones.
APRS is also set. For the Brandmeister repeaters, it uses the Selected channel (so TS1 or TS2).
The coverage of my codeplug looks like this:
Please mail me all errors you find, thanks!
Note: other good quality codeplugs can be found here:
ON2PCO codeplugs for PD785G/MD785G @ PI1ZLB
PD785(G) brochures
| Filename | Size | Date & Time |
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90PD785_PD785G_Fly_DEU_v05_web_01.pdf
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773.9 KB | 2015-06-02 20:06:07 |
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hytera-pd785-portofoon-dmr.pdf
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3.43 MB | 2015-05-19 15:25:13 |
PD785(G) manuals
| Filename | Size | Date & Time |
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CPS_handleiding_v1.0.pdf
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1.52 MB | 2015-05-29 15:05:39 |
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DMR_FAQ_Hytera_PD785_v1.1.pdf
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867.23 KB | 2015-05-27 20:00:07 |
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Hytera PD78x user manual.pdf
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1.83 MB | 2015-05-19 15:24:43 |
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PD7XXG-Serv-Man-Parts-List.pdf
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2.04 MB | 2015-05-27 20:15:03 |
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PD7XXG-Serv-Man-Schematics.pdf
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2.12 MB | 2015-05-27 20:15:00 |
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PD7XXG-Service-Manual.pdf
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1.79 MB | 2015-05-27 20:14:55 |
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PD785PD785G-Hytera-quick-reference-English-R4.0.pdf
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2.05 MB | 2015-05-19 15:24:59 |
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QRG - Hytera DMR Radio Programming - v0.4.pdf
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4.59 MB | 2015-05-27 11:13:37 |
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WF_Hytera_Quick_Reference_User_Guide_PD782.pdf
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245.59 KB | 2015-05-26 13:35:47 |
PD785(G) mods
| Filename | Size | Date & Time |
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Hytera PD782G RSSI procedure-1.pdf
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554.08 KB | 2015-05-26 13:24:36 |
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WF_Hytera_FrontPanelProgramming_020515.pdf
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1.61 MB | 2015-05-26 13:35:31 |
General DMR documents/info
| Filename | Size | Date & Time |
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90dmr_trunk_tier3_fly_ENG_v03_web
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945.96 KB | 2015-06-24 18:54:04 |
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47963-Tait_White_Paper_Digital_Radio_Standards_Uncovered
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965.1 KB | 2015-06-24 18:46:30 |
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Amateur_Radio_Guide_to_DMR
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311.5 KB | 2015-06-16 14:17:36 |
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Andy Grimmett_Open Standard DMR Tier III Trunking
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715.61 KB | 2015-06-24 18:44:29 |
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Digital-Mobile-Radio-Demystified-1-Apr-2015
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2.15 MB | 2015-05-12 09:45:25 |
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Hytera-DMR-trunking-system-intro
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4.32 MB | 2015-06-24 18:39:24 |
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Hytera DMR_Trunking
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4.42 MB | 2015-06-24 18:47:32 |
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RS400_Back-to-Back Mobile Radio_R1.1
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622.66 KB | 2015-06-02 12:34:10 |
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RS418_pseudo trunk_r1.0
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202.67 KB | 2015-06-02 12:34:05 |
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RS420_Roaming_R1.0
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1.62 MB | 2015-06-02 12:34:12 |
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TAIT - Introduction to DMR wbfFL13
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1.35 MB | 2015-06-24 18:43:17 |
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TETRAversusDMRsmeDec2013v1
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1.65 MB | 2015-06-24 18:45:56 |
