Device specific classes for TyT MD-UV390 and Retevis RT3S. More...
Classes | |
| class | UV390 |
| Implements an USB interface to the TYT MD-UV390 & Retevis RT3S VHF/UHF 5W DMR (Tier I&II) radios. More... | |
| class | UV390CallsignDB |
| Device specific implementation of the call-sign DB for the TyT MD-UV390. More... | |
| class | UV390Codeplug |
| Device specific implementation of the codeplug for the TyT MD-UV390. More... | |
| class | UV390FileReader |
| Methods to read manufacturer codeplug files. More... | |
| class | UV390Limits |
| Implements the configuration limits for the TyT MD-UV390 and Retevis RT3S. More... | |
Detailed Description
Device specific classes for TyT MD-UV390 and Retevis RT3S.
The TYT MD-UV390 and the identical Retevis RT3S are decent VHF/UHF FM and DMR handheld radios. Both radios are available with and without an GPS option. libdmrconf will support that feature. Non-GPS variants of that radio will simply ignore any GPS system settings.
These radios support up to 3000 channels organized in 250 zones. Each zone may hold up to 64 channels for each VFO (64 for VFO A and 64 for VFO B). There are also up to 250 scanlists holding up to 31(?) channels each.
The radio can hold up to 3000 contacts (DMR contacts) and 250 RX group lists as well as up to 50 pre-programmed messages. Depending on the firmware programmed on the radio, it may also hold a callsign database of up to 100000 entries. This can be used to resolve amlost any DMR ID assigned (at the time of this writing, there are about 140k IDs assigned) to name and callsign.
