W4BFT

Beaufort, SC

Beaufort Radio Amateur Group

DMR Code Plug Programming

Programming a DMR radio doesn't have to be difficult. While modern DMR radios include many settings and features, only a small number are needed to get started on the local BMH repeater.


The screenshots below highlight the key settings you'll need. Your programming software may look a little different depending on your radio, but the field names are usually very similar.


If you find this guide helpful, or would like similar guides for other local repeaters, please let us know—we'd be happy to add them.


Note: This guide assumes you already have a DMR ID and are familiar with installing and using your radio's programming software (CPS).

Channel Information Page (Click to Expand)

Necessary Information

  • Channel Name (You Determine This)
  • Receive and Transmit Frequencies
  • Channel Type
  • DMR Mode
  • Contact (Click Field For More Info)
  • Color Code

Info provided to the right is what is necessary

to access the BMH DMR Repeater.  Frequencies,

Contact, Color Code can be different for different

repeaters.


Click the SC Heart Repeater Systems page for

information required to program your radio for

other local repeaters, as well as the Repeaters page

on the NCPRN web site.