Brandmeister talk groups for your CPS
Press “Talk groups from Brandmeister” — the page asks Brandmeister for its public list, with nothing about you. Narrow it to a country or search, then save it in your radio’s layout. Or drop a TalkGroups.CSV you already have.
Which groups
Every talk group Brandmeister lists, with its number and name. National groups start with the country’s MCC code — 235 for the UK, 310–316 for the USA, 262 for Germany — so choosing a country keeps its national and regional groups.
Which radios
AnyTone (TalkGroups.CSV, Tool › Import › Talk Groups), OpenGD77 (Contacts.csv with Group calls — Append from CSV) and the Baofeng DM-32UV (Talkgroups.csv, Digital › Talk Groups › Import). Each was imported into the real CPS and exported back with the same entries.
What is tested — and what is not
Tested: the talk group layouts were imported into AnyTone AT-D878UVII CPS 4.00, AT-D878UV (first model) 4.00, AT-D890UV 1.05, AT-D578UV 1.21, AT-D868UV 1.39, AT-D168UV 1.07 and BTECH DMR-6X2 PRO 1.22e, OpenGD77 CPS E2026.05.26 and Baofeng DM-32UV CPS V1.60, and exported back with the same entries (some CPS sort them or add a comma at the end of a row). Not tested: other CPS versions and other networks’ lists. The files go to the programming software, not to the radio: what the CPS then writes to the radio is up to the CPS, and we cannot check that without the radio. The files can be made on any computer, a Mac or Linux too; the programming software itself runs only on Windows. Use at your own risk, and transmit only on frequencies you are licensed or allowed to use.
Questions
- What about TGIF or other networks?
- Drop their talk group list as CSV if you have one — any file with an ID and a name column opens here.