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.
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Install the software before connecting the programming lead to the computer. (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.
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