qdmr is a graphical user interface (GUI) application that allows to program several types of DMR radios. To this end, it aims at being a more universal codeplug programming software (CPS) compared to the device and even revision specific CPSs provided by the manufacturers. The goal of this project is to provide a single, comfortable, well-documented and platform-independent CPS for several types of (mainly Chinese) DMR radios.
Currently, there are only few radios that are supported
- Open GD77 firmware (since version 0.4.0)
- Radioddity GD77 (since version 0.8.1)
- Radioddity GD73 (since version 0.12.0)
- Baofeng/Radioddity RD-5R & RD-5R+ (since version 0.2.0)
- TYT MD-390 / Retevis RT8 (since version 0.9.0)
- TYT MD-UV380 (since version 0.9.0)
- TYT MD-UV390 / Retevis RT3S (since version 0.3.0)
- TYT MD-2017 / Retevis RT82 (since version 0.9.0)
- Anytone AT-D878UV (since version 0.5.0)
- Anytone AT-D868UVE (since version 0.7.0)
- Anytone AT-D878UVII (since version 0.8.0)
- Anytone AT-D578UV (since version 0.8.0)
- BTECH DM-1701 / Retevis RT84 (since version 0.10.0)
- BTECH BF-1801A6 (since version 0.12.0)
- BTECH DMR-6x2 (since version 0.11.0)
A more detailed list is also available.
- If you find any bugs or have suggestions to improve qdmr, consider opening an issue or participate in one of the discussions.
- If you want to help translating qdmr in your language, checkout qdmr's weblate project.
- There is also a Matrix chat at #qdmr:darc.de.
- You can also follow me at mastodon, where I usually announce new releases.
As qdmr gets more and more popular with Linux HAMs, the ecosystem around it grows too. These are tools, that make your day-to-day useage of qdmr easier, by providing features, not covered in qdmr or dmrconf.
- dmrfill -- Automatically extemds a qdmr YAML file with repeaters from a selected region. Get them all with one single command.
- anytone-emu -- A tool for emulating radios, reverse engineering and documenting codeplugs. Also generates some codeplug documentation.
- Version 0.12.1 -- Updated support for OpenGD77.
- Version 0.12.0 -- Added support BTech DR-1801UV (A6, still unstable) and Radioddity GD-73.
- Version 0.11.3 -- Added proper support for BTech DMR-6X2UV, device specific settings for AnyTone devices, some bugfixes.
- Version 0.10.4 -- Added support for BTech DM1701, some bugfixes.
- Version 0.9.3 -- Reworked core library, added support for TyT MD-2017/Retevis RT82, TyT MD-390/Retevis RT8 & TyT MD-UV380.
- Version 0.8.1 -- Fixed Radioddity GD-77 support (callsign db still buggy).
- Version 0.7.0 -- Added AT-D868UVE support and many bugfixes.
- Version 0.6.0 -- Added APRS & roaming for AT-D878UV.
- Version 0.5.0 -- Added support for Anytone AT-D878UV.
- Version 0.4.0 -- Added Open GD77 support.
- Version 0.2.1 -- First public release.
There are several ways to install qdmr on your system ranging from simple app-package downloads to building qdmr from its sources. For a detailed list of instructions for your system, read the install instructions. Some distributions (see badge above) already added qdmr, thus easing the install using the system package manager.
qdmr - A GUI application and command-line-tool to program DMR radios. Copyright (C) 2019-2020 Hannes Matuschek, DM3MAT
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