RadioID contacts for a Baofeng DM-32UV
Drop user.csv from RadioID, choose countries or a state, and save Contacts.csv. In the DM-32UV CPS: Digital › CSV Contacts › Import.
The file
The columns the DM-32UV CPS writes itself, no quotes, every field up to 16 bytes, commas turned into full stops and plain English letters only — the CPS shows UTF-8 as “Kraków”, so accents are dropped (Kraków → Krakow). Its contact list takes private calls only, so talk groups are left out of it — they go in Talk Groups, a separate list.
Tested in
Baofeng DM-32UV CPS V1.60: imported, exported back, the same.
What is tested — and what is not
Tested in Baofeng DM-32UV CPS V1.60. Not tested: other CPS versions. The Baofeng DM-1801 Pro uses the same CPS program as the DM-32UV, so the same files fit it. 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
- Where do talk groups go?
- In the CPS under Digital › Talk Groups. Make that file with the Brandmeister talk groups page and choose the DM-32UV there.