Description
qDMR is a simple to use and feature-rich code-plug programming tool for cheap DMR radios. Currently supported devices are: * Radioddity/Baofeng RD-5R * TYT MD-UV390 * Retevis RT3S * Open GD77 firmware (GD77, RD-5R & DM-1801) * Anytone AT-D868UVE * Anytone AT-D878UV * Anytone AT-D878UVII * Anytone AT-D578UV * Radioddity GD77 (untested)…
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qDMR FAQ
What is qDMR?
qDMR is a simple to use and feature-rich code-plug programming tool for cheap DMR radios. Currently supported devices are: * Radioddity/Baofeng RD-5R * TYT MD-UV390 * Retevis RT3S * Open GD77 firmware (GD77, RD-5R & DM-1801) * Anytone AT-D868UVE * Anytone AT-D878UV * Anytone AT-D878UVII * Anytone AT-D578UV * Radioddity GD77 (untested)
Is qDMR free?
Yes. qDMR is free to use.
Do I need to download qDMR?
No. qDMR runs in your browser at dm3mat.darc.de, so there's nothing to install.
Who makes qDMR?
qDMR is made by Hannes Matuschek.
What are the best qDMR alternatives?
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