OpenGD77

I have an Anytone 878 as well, and the charging dock (base) died one day. Luckily the dealer I bought it from, Let's Get Ready (yes, that's the name of the dealer, based in Los Angeles) is very nice and shipped me another one, without asking me to ship back the other unit, as it was within warranty...

There is a standalone firmware loader exe for both Windows and Linux, here https://github.com/rogerclarkmelbourne/OpenGD77/tree/master/tools/compiled_versions There is a Python version here https://github.com/rogerclarkmelbourne/OpenGD77/tree/master/tools/Python/FirmwareLoader Unfortunatly the load...

There is a standalone firmware loader exe for both Windows and Linux, here https://github.com/rogerclarkmelbourne/OpenGD77/tree/master/tools/compiled_versions There is a Python version here https://github.com/rogerclarkmelbourne/OpenGD77/tree/master/tools/Python/FirmwareLoader Unfortunatly the load...

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003029376818.html I just ordered one from your link. Also told me it was the last one and would not let me buy 2. I had to buy the British wall adapter. The charging bases I've always seen with the GD77 are 12v, just trash it and power it off your bench power sup...

I think he wants "priority channel" while scanning... But that's mostly commercial thing. No it's not a "commercial thing", I use that frequently to monitor a repeater or simplex while scanning. It's pretty terrible on single receiver radios, but it at least lets you hear priority traffic, even if ...

Testing now, excited about the AGC but not 100% sure of the use cases, could someone explain when to use it and how it works? Off I assume is normal, but I'm not sure what to make of the 0-45db settings. Does that mean it'll boost the audio up to 45db? 45 is likely not normally a useful setting, but...

I wouldn't worry about testing it, you can always revert. You don't need any special version of Pi-Star, it's been directly supported for at least a year, so just latest release version is perfectly fine. Hotspot mode lets you use another DMR radio to use your Hotspot basically like a local repeater...

Reference oscillator tuning in OpenGD77 is what you'd want to adjust. You should also calibrate your Hotspot as well, as they are rarely exactly on frequency. This page explains how to do it: http://www.k9npx.com/2019/02/hotspot-offset-calibration.html Just try to keep in mind that you want correct...

Quick looking at the script, it's always a bad idea to not surround variables with double quotes, as the variable could be empty at some point, hence condition testing will trigger a syntax error, e.g: Yes, I usually do that with strings but was thinking that numeric comparisons this would not work...

dmr-filter.sh: line 56: [: -gt: unary operator expected First thing to try is changing the very top line to #!/bin/bash, I normally do this to make 100% sure bash is used, I had forgotten here. You might be running it on some older sh here, I've ran into that issue on some other distros where /bin/...