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TYT CABLE DRIVER UPDATE

If Windows tries to update this driver in the future, you must turn off automatic updates. You will need to reload Prolific 3.2.0.0 back to your PC.

TYT CABLE DRIVER WINDOWS 10

If this occurs, you Must backdate your driver to 3.2.0.0 (Go directly to ) - Windows 10 Upgrade: If you recently upgraded to Win10, Windows will automatically update your Prolific driver. A Yellow Triangle may not always appear in Device Manager as described below, however, when you insert the cable into your radio, the transmitter will turn on.

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New Prolific Drivers may give a FALSE Positive: (6-2015) Windows will now load the newest Prolific driver 3.6.78.350 when inserting your cable. Note: Cables with chipsets are compatible with all Windows drivers. FAQs and Error Messages Determine what Cable I have Installing the proper Driver 3.2.0.0 MacOS - Drivers and Info Below Important Notes - Chipsets: Due to Prolific USB/Serial chip 'clones' found in generic USB programming cables, an older driver is required in lieu of the one supplied by Windows. USB Cables and Drivers for Microsoft XP, Vista Win7, Win8, Win Rev 6-2015 Read the Important Notes below before proceeding. No amount of codeplug tweaking can make up for that (Gotta get me a mag mountie from da candy store ASAP if I'm to really enjoy working DMR from home ) Hope this helps Cheers & 73.

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You need to access the system) * Using the MD380 software, open the RDT file & write it AS IS to the radio (Don't forget to add YOUR USER ID that you obtained from ) * Now have the software READ the same data FROM THE RADIO (This provides the software with the Unique Device ID) * Next compare what's on the radio with what you see in the software (If what you see in the radio display matches what you see in the software, then everything else should be okay * SAVE THE RDT FILE TO YOUR COMPUTER (And to cloud space you have too for backup purposes)!!! IF THE CODEPLUG IS WRITTEN CORRECTLY, all repeaters (Including your favorite analog hangouts) should be accessible (Barring things that plague analog communications such as NOT ENOUGH ANTENNA, which is currently my problem. * Download the codeplug from YOUR LOCAL DMR GROUP WEBSITE (This is VITAL as this contains all the info. The solution I got (With help from Jeff, K0JSC) was that you have to do this. Also, the display DOES NOT shift to the input when the PTT is pressed (Perhaps that's because the transmissions aren't being directed at any talkgroup in particular since the local system IS NOT a closed one like a lot of DMR systems are ALTHOUGH only a couple of repeaters are tied to the MARC system itself while the rest are local/regional) The system I'm looking at is based on the listings (Mostly under the DENVER & BOULDER areas since that's where I live ) Cheers & 73 Pat, KB0OXD. As for the cable I'm using, I'm using the TYT cable that came with the radio (No foreign or homebrew jobs) As for programming the radio, I've managed to program repeaters but NO talkgroups as of yet. External hubs can sometimes throw a monkey wrench into things. Otherwise I'd recommend (as you have noted) plugging into a USB port on the computer. There was a warning somewhere some months back about trying to use a Baofeng-style FTDI cable with the Tytera it doesn't work, and may damage the radio. The TYT cable is a 'dumb' cable with no FTDI chip (it's built into the MD380). This cable is used to connect the below-mentioned radios and PC, then read and write the programming settings and. USB Programming Cable for TYT MD-280,MD-280Plus,MD-380 Radio. If you plug the cable into the USB port but not the radio, does the computer beep? Specifically GETTING WINDOWS 10 & THE MD380 USB DRIVER & RADIO TO SIMPLY ACKNOWLEDGE ONE ANOTHER Simply put, I plug the programming cable from the radio to a USB port. Just got my Tytera MD380 BUT I'm having problems with programming it.

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