Anytone 868 Codeplug Uk High Quality ◉

Click and save this original file as a backup. Step 3: Import the Digital Contact List

| Zone Name | Contents | |------------|----------| | | 145.500 (S20 calling), 145.400, 145.575; 433.500 (S20 UHF), 433.400, 433.575 | | UK FM Repeaters | Local 2m & 70cm analogue repeaters (with CTCSS where needed) | | UK DMR (BM) | UK BrandMeister talkgroups (see §4) on local DMR repeaters | | PMR446 (RX) | 8 PMR446 channels (RX only – set TX disable) | | Emergency | Calling channels + CB UK (RX only optional) | | Scanner | Marine VHF, airband (RX only – if radio supports) |

: Be aware that the 868 has two hardware versions (V1.0 and V1.1). Ensure you are using the correct firmware for your specific hardware before applying a codeplug. Migrating to Newer Models

Download the global or UK-specific user database text file from RadioID.net or a database tool. In the Anytone CPS, go to -> Import .

: Ensure you have the version that matches your radio's firmware. You can find the latest files from UK retailers like Programming Cable

digital folders used to group channels together logically.

Always connect your radio and click "Read from Radio" first. This ensures the software is synced with your hardware's internal settings.

Navigate to to add the essential UK contacts. You must enter the correct ID type (Group Call) for each talkgroup. Talkgroup Name Phoenix / BM National calling channel Local / Chat Local repeater traffic (Slot 2) BrandMeister English regional traffic BrandMeister Scottish regional traffic BrandMeister Welsh regional traffic Northern Ireland BrandMeister NI regional traffic User Chat 1 Extended conversations 3. Configuring Channels

One of the best features of the Anytone AT-D868UV is its massive memory capacity for the global DMR user database. Instead of seeing a raw Radio ID number on your screen when someone transmits, you can see their name, callsign, and location (e.g., "M0XYZ, John, London").

A codeplug is a configuration file for the AnyTone AT-D868UV that stores frequencies, talk groups, and radio settings required to operate on digital (DMR) and analog networks. For UK users, this specifically includes local repeater lists and regional talk groups for networks like BrandMeister and Phoenix. Where to Find UK Codeplugs

| Setting | Value | | --- | --- | | Colour Code | Usually 1 (check UKRepeater.net for specifics) | | Time Slot 1 | Often used for static talkgroups (e.g., TG 9) | | Time Slot 2 | Often used for dynamic talkgroups (e.g., TG 13) | | DMR Mode | “Repeater” (not “Simplex”) | | Admit Criteria | “Colour Code Free” (to avoid collisions) |