Easy-to-manage touch screens
Free, open-source touch screens. Guided USB setup, a drag-and-drop editor and local control. Made for Home Assistant.
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Open-source MIT firmware for DMR radios: one codebase, many models. Tier II DMR, FM, dual watch, text and location, hotspot and IP network, a web installer and codeplug editor. DM-32UV, DM-1701, DM-1801 Pro, DB25-D PRO, MD-380.
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Read the full README ↗Free, MIT-licensed firmware for affordable DMR radios. One shared core runs the DMR stack, the UI, the codeplug and the host tools; each radio adds a thin board layer. It brings the FM and DMR features low-cost stock firmware leaves out, with a UI designed from first principles. Anyone can use it for anything, commercial products included.
The website is the recommended way to install RadioFoundry and to edit your radio's codeplug. In a Chromium browser (Chrome, Edge), plug in the radio and use the web installer to back up, install, update and restore, and the Codeplug Editor for channels, zones, contacts and the DMR ID database. Nothing to install, and your files never leave your computer. The command line tools and the manual steps are for scripting and for browsers that can't talk to a radio.
Install · User manual · Radios · Features · Developer docs
Top to bottom: DM-32UV (240x320 color), DM-1701 (160x120 color) and DM-1801 Pro (128x64 mono) screens, rendered
by the UI simulator (make -C tests/host ui-gallery).
| Radio | Builds | Host tests | On the radio | Support |
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| Baofeng DM-32UV | ● | ● | ● | FM and DMR voice both ways, CTCSS/DCS, APRS both ways, GPS data, the hotspot and each split duplex half work on air. Open: FM deviation at 12.5 kHz and an outdoor GPS fix. |
| Baofeng DM-1701, Retevis RT84 | ● | ● | ● | FM, DMR voice and data, text messages, alerts, emergency, scan, the hotspot, single frequency repeating, each split duplex half and the USB network services work on air. Open: standalone SFR and a two-radio split duplex pair. |
| Baofeng DM-1801 Pro, DM-1801 | ● | ● | ● | FM with CTCSS/DCS, DMR voice with the radio's own codec, DMR data and text, the hotspot, single frequency repeating, the PPP network services and each split duplex half work on air. Open: VHF transmit and VOX. |
| Radioddity DB25-D PRO, Kydera CDR-300UV (mobile) | ● | ● | ● | FM and DMR voice both ways, the hotspot, the DMR VFO, the PPP network services, cable programming and settings storage work on the radio. The older FD6818 batches run the same image, untested on a radio. Open: the Retevis RT73. |
| TYT MD-380, MD-390, Retevis RT3 | ● | ● | ● | FM with CTCSS both ways, DMR voice and SMS in simplex and through a repeater or hotspot on either slot, and codeplug and ID database programming work on a UHF radio. Open: DCS, the tone deviation and the untested VHF image. |
| TYT MD-UV380, MD-UV390, Retevis RT3S, MD-UV390 Plus 10 W |
● done ◐ partly, or only in the linked pull request so far ○ not yet
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| Built on the UV380 family code with the MD-UV380's keys, display, power tables and GPS; nothing has run on a radio yet. Open: every function on air. |
| TYT MD-9600, Retevis RT90 (mobile) | ● | ● | ● | One image serves every board revision. On a V1-V3 radio, FM and DMR on both bands, DMR voice and data, text messages, roaming, scan, dual watch, APRS, the hotspot, each split duplex half and the USB network services work on air, with every power level checked on a wattmeter on both bands. V4A/V5 boards are detected; on older boards the radio asks for the revision once. Open: V4 and V4A/V5 boards have not run on a radio, and SFR loses inbound voice frames. |
| Radioddity GD-77, TYT MD-760, GD-77S, Baofeng DM-1801 v1 / DM-860, RD-5R | ◐ | ◐ | ◐ | In progress (#111). A new platform: a different MCU (NXP MK22FN512), the same HR_C6000 and AT1846S, a 128x64 mono LCD. A DM-1801 bought new today is not v1, and the look-alike DR-1801 is unrelated. |
| Radioddity GD-88 | ◐ | ◐ | ○ | In progress (#132). Dual receiver on the HR_C7000 platform (chip count not confirmed yet); should reuse much of the DM-32UV port. |
| Anytone AT-D868UV / AT-D878UV / AT-D878UVII Plus, BTECH DMR-6X2, Alinco DJ-MD5, Radioddity GD-AT10G | ○ | ○ | ○ | Planned. A new platform (GD32F30x) and a new DMR chip (SCT3258, which runs the vocoder itself), so it starts the Anytone family (hardware-anytone.md). |
| Radioddity DB40-D, Kydera CDR-700UV (mobile) | ○ | ○ | ○ | Planned. Hardware needed. Two HR_C7000-class processors (A and B), like the GD-88, so it follows the GD-88 port. |
| TYT MD-2017 / Retevis RT82 | ○ | ○ | ○ | Planned. The DM-1701's STM32 and HR_C6000 pair with two receivers, so it should reuse the STM32F4 platform. The hardware can receive two channels at once. |
| BTECH DMR-6X2 PRO | ○ | ○ | ○ | Planned. Built on the AT-D878UVII Plus, so it should follow the Anytone port. |
| Anytone AT-D578UV (mobile) | ○ | ○ | ○ | Planned. The 878's chips in a mobile, with a mid-run MCU change: two platforms (hardware-anytone.md). |
| BridgeCom Maverick | ○ | ○ | ○ | Planned. Sold as an upgraded AT-D878UV, so it likely follows the Anytone port. |
| Retevis RT10 (902-928 MHz) | ○ | ○ | ○ | Planned. A DMR and FM handheld for 902-928 MHz, a band no other radio here covers; the chips aren't known yet. |