Read Data; Write Data; Function Keys; Encryption - Radioddity GD-73E Benutzerhandbuch

English user manual - Radioddity GD-73
To begin creating a code plug for your GD-73, first read data from the radio to your PC
to create a first CPS template, and at the same time save the factory data for future
use.
When reading or writing data to or from the GD-73, the software offers several
options:

Read Data

To read all frequency settings and other settings of your GD-73 radio, use this option.

Write Data

Whenever you have made your changes and additions to the settings of your GD-73
radio, use this option to transfer your settings to the radio.
Note
If you specify a PC programming password, you must remember this password. If you
forget it, there is no way to restore it.

Function keys

The function keys can each be assigned two different functions. One of the functions
is activated by briefly pressing the corresponding button while the other requires a
longer press. The Long Press Duration (ms) parameter defines the amount of time the
key must be pressed to enable the long press feature. Thus, 4 functions are available
via the two function keys.
You can assign the following functions to your P1 and P2 keys:
None
Activate
Check
Kill
POWER
Monitor
EmergencON

Encryption

Your GD-73 also supports digital encryption. You can specify the corresponding digital
encryption password yourself. The person you are talking to can only hear your voice
if the same encryption 'key' has been used on your radio. This prevents others from
hearing your call and provides secrecy of your communications. Select
EmergencyOff
Zone
Scan
VOX
PushToTalk1
PushToTalk2
PushToTalk3
v1.0
PushToTalk4
PushToTalk5
Error Rate
Repeater
WorkAlone
1750Tone
CallSwell
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