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QUANSHENG TG UV2 PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE INSTALL
QUANSHENG TG UV2 PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE RAR
QUANSHENG TG UV2 PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE SOFTWARE
QUANSHENG TG UV2 PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE CODE

If it’s of any help, I’ve created a file containing some of the common repeaters that can be opened in Essex. Uploading presets to Quansheng Quansheng Essex Repeaters Data File There’s no need to set anything on the radio when transferring. When you have set up your presets, use the Program > Write Data to InterPhone to send the new memories to the radio.

TX Power: High=5w, Medium: 2.5W, Low=1w.

Reverse: On/Off switches TX and RX frequencies.

QUANSHENG TG UV2 PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE CODE

QT/DQT Encode: The transmit CTCSS/DCS code (needed for repeaters).

QT/DQT Decode: The receive CTCSS/DCS code (ignore for repeaters).

2 metre repeaters are normally 600KHz lower.

QUANSHENG TG UV2 PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE SOFTWARE

Here is a screenshot of the software configured for some of the repeaters that can be heard in SE England: Quansheng Programming Interface Once the radio and PC can talk, setting up presets is pretty self-explanatory. Under the Program menu, there is the option to read from, or write to, the Quansheng. Now, you should be able to connect the radio to the PC using the programming lead.

With the PC set to use the lead on COM1, COM2, COM3 or COM4, go into the Quansheng software, go into the Set menu and change the COM port to match the one you set in Device Manager. Select the Port Settings tab, and press Advanced. To do this in Windows XP, go to Control Panel > System > Hardware > Device Manager and look under “Ports”įind “Prolific USB-to-Serial”. The Quensheng software only supports COM ports 1 to 4, so you need to get the PC to use one of these ports. The next tricky bit was getting the software to talk to the radio. In the end, I downloaded this sys file from copied it into c:\windows\system32\drivers, and then completed the installation.

QUANSHENG TG UV2 PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE INSTALL

It was trying to install the “Prolific USB-to-Serial” driver, and missing the file ser2pl.sys. The lead is a Serial-to-USB converter, and the PC should now install the drivers.Īt this point, my PC complained that it missing a file. With the programming software installed, now connect the programming lead to the PC. Press this, and it should switch language. When you first run the program, you’ll note it’s all in Chinese, save for one word on the menu: “English”. Rename the file if necessary to TG-UV.exe, then run it. The “gotcha” is that for some, the filename includes Chinese characters (showing as squares). Some people have reported a problem installing the TG-UV2 software. Install the software before connecting the programming lead to the computer.

QUANSHENG TG UV2 PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE RAR

(TG-UV2 software may need to be extracted after being download – Use a RAR extractor, such as Frog)

(TG-UV2 software needs a RAR extractor, such as Frog).

The software we were supplied with is called Quansheng Radio Programming Software for TG-UV-D1.4Īt the time of writing, software for programming the TG-UV2 is available for download from the following sites: The software is a bit rough-and-ready, and it’s also in Chinese by default. Mine was supplied with software on a mini-CD Installing the programming software I ordered a Kenwood programming lead for £5 from Hong Kong – much cheaper than buying from a UK ham radio retailer. Kenwood Programming lead for the Quansheng TG-UV2

A Kenwood Programming lead (Buy one on eBay: Kenwood USB Programming Lead on eBay).

It’s much easier, and gives you greater control. If you own one of these radios and want to program it – forget faffing around with the buttons on the front of the radio, and set it up from the PC. Programming in things such as the Repeater settings on the radio itself can be a little tricky (See our page Setting up the Quansheng TG-UV2 for GB3DA Danbury Repeater) The only down-side is that it can be a little tricky to set up. The Quansheng TG-UV2 is a great handheld radio for amateur radio use.