OpenGD77

The same donor file is used for all STM32 based radios.

The OpenGD77-CSV utility hides the flags and uses separate columns for each function.

http://www.gb3gf.co.uk/Files/OpenGD77-CSV.zip

This was written as a stand alone utility working directly on a codeplug but I will investigate if this can be included in the CPS.

Colin G4EML

As far as we know the firmware now works with all versions.
The problem with the clone CPUs has been resolved.

Yes, just enter it again. You can always overwrite the displayed value.

The RT84 is a STM32 processor radio. All STM32 radios use the same MD9600 donor file as detailed in the instructions.

Likewise all MK22 processor radios use the same GD77 donor file as detailed in the instructions.

Hello Richard, If you are only seeing 3 channels imported then it would tend to indicate that the rest are invalid for some reason. The CSV format is very critical and as I said it does change between radio types and usually needs some manual editing. Send my your CSV files to g4eml@gb3gf.co.uk and ...

AllCall is not currently supported by OpenGD77.

The format of CSV files is different for my utilities and the CPS and also for different types of radios. If you are using them to convert codeplugs you will need to adjust the columns so that they match those produced by the CPS. This is easily done using excel which can easily cut and paste entire...

An update to this thread. We have now added the ability to receive DCDM transmissions on the MDUV380. (It has always been available on the GD77 type radios). However this is receive only, we are not currently planning or able to implement transmit. If you reply to a DCDM call your reply will use nor...

There is a very similar trackball that was designed for Blackberry phones. I suspect this might be the same device. There is quite a bit of information online and they are available on Ebay. It looks like it outputs 4 pulsed signals, Up, Down, Left and Right with about 9 pulses per revolution. Colin.