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AT-D868UV Code Plug Installation Procedure

The term "code plug" originated long ago when certain parameters were actually

selected by inserting a factory-coded plug into a socket in the radio. Motorola

has used the term ever since, even though a lot more information is now

included in a computer-generated code plug. Sometimes you will see the

spelling as one word, "codeplug".

As mentioned earlier, there is usually a new version of Computer Programming

Software (CPS) issued with each firmware update. Make sure you use the CPS

version that was released with your version of firmware.

If you have obtained your code plug from some generous soul (they require a lot

of work and expertise to create) you may need to make modifications to the

"plug" before you use it. When using a borrowed code plug in the AT-D868UV,

you MUST make sure to update the Radio ID List to show your DMR-MARC ID

number and name. Two other options that should be checked are the

information on the start-up screen and the assignment of functions to various

radio buttons.

The procedure for loading one of your older code plugs is the same as loading

a borrowed code plug. To kill two birds with one stone, the following will

demonstrate how to personalize a borrowed code plug and load it into your

radio.

Code plugs for many brands of DMR radios are saved as a .rdt file. Files from

different brands of radios are not interchangeable, so make sure your borrowed

file was written for an Anytone AT-D868UV. (there is software available now

that will convert from one manufacturer to another)

Open your latest version of CPS, computer programming software. Sometimes

it will automatically open the last file you were looking at. It is best to load (or re-

load) the file you are interested in. Click the "open file" icon and choose your

"borrowed" file and open it in the software program.