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Add support for Alinco DJ-MD5(XT) #201
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I will likely need a capture to figure out how the device identifies itself to the CPS. Once I've got that, I can use an emulator to check for any differences between the codeplugs of the D878UV and DJ-MD5. The latter takes a long time as there are a huge amount of settings in these devices. |
I've got a capture of a sample codeplug being sent to the radio then being retrieved. Want me to send it someplace? |
Thanks, just attach it to a comment here if there is nothing secret in the codeplug. Otherwise send it per mail to me. |
Test_DJMD5XT.zip |
Ok, thanks for the capture. With this, I was able to update the emulation script and the CPS now happily writes to it. I'll implement the DJ-MD5X support in the So, if you want to speedup things, feel free to reverse engineer the codeplug yourself. The documentation of the D878UV codeplug can be found under https://dm3mat.darc.de/qdmr/libdmrconf/classD878UVCodeplug.html. You may also get in contact with @BoomerET, he is working on a similar device, the AT-D578UVIII. |
Yes, another New Device issue!
This radio looks similar to the AnyTone 878UV and friends. http://members.optuszoo.com.au/jason.reilly1/868mods.htm#MD5similarities
Right now qdmr detects it as an unsupported AnyTone model, then crashes. Here's the output from my box:
From what I've read in other issues it looks like USB captures might be needed, so I'll have to see about setting up a Windows box with Wireshark and all that...
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