Tested devices
- TYT
- MD-UV380
- Retevis
- RT-3S
Other OpenGD77-compatible devices (Baofeng DM-1701, Retevis RT-84, MD-9600, MD-380, MD-2017) are not yet tested — testers are very welcome.
This page is in English only. The software is used by operators around the world, so a single shared language keeps things simple.
Firmware DMR OpenGD77 fork Open Source
FreeTRX is a fork of the OpenGD77 firmware for DMR transceivers built around the STM32F405VGT MCU. It adds UI improvements and quality-of-life features on top of the original firmware.
Programming on the Mac: CPS77 is the recommended codeplug software for FreeTRX — the codeplug format and serial protocol are compatible.
Channels can be created and deleted without a PC — from the channel quick menu via the orange key. New channels start as 145.500 MHz FM and drop straight into the current zone; deleted ones are removed from every zone.
Other OpenGD77-compatible devices (Baofeng DM-1701, Retevis RT-84, MD-9600, MD-380, MD-2017) are not yet tested — testers are very welcome.
Screenshots shown with the Neon 80s theme.
FreeTRX inherits the OpenGD77 license — a modified BSD 3-Clause license with an additional non-commercial clause. It is not an OSI-approved open-source license and is not GPL-compatible; commercial use is prohibited.
FreeTRX stands on the shoulders of OpenGD77. Huge thanks to the original authors: conceived by Kai Ludwig (DG4KLU), development led by Roger Clark (VK3KYY), assisted by Daniel Caujolle-Bert (F1RMB), Alex (DL4LEX) and Colin (G4EML). Without their years of work on the free firmware this fork wouldn't exist — 73 & many thanks!