This is the programming cable for the AT-D578UV mobile DMR radio from AnyTone. The radio comes with a programming cable but if you need a spare, you loose it or you break it, you can get it here. This programming cable is used with the CPS as well as...

This is the programming cable for the AT-D868UV and AT-D878UV portable DMR radios from AnyTone. The radio comes with a programming cable but if you need a spare, you loose it or you break it, you can get it here. This programming cable is used with the...

This is the USB to USB programming cable for the CS-BFD. If you want to make one yourself, take a standard USB to USB cable and remove the power connection. That will leave three wires. Ground, Serial In, and Serial Out. Specifications Side 1: Standard...

This programming cable will work with the CS100, CS101, CS3000, CS3001, CS3010 and CS3011 radios.    Specifications Side 1: 2 Pin, 2.5 mm and 3.5 mm, Motorola standard Side 2: Standard USB Posted by Dave on Nov 3rd 2020 So easy to use even I...

Unlike other radios, it is not absolutely necessary to get a programming cable for radio use. However to access all of the features, you will need to order this programming cable. For $10 you will be able to spend an ungodly amount of time designing your...

This programming cable will work with the CS120D, CS700, CS701, CS710, CS711, CS750 and the CS751 radios. At five dollars each you may as well get two. The Connect Systems brand radios we sell do not come with programming cables, so you should order them...

For only $10 you will be able to get a programming cable to program the CS760 and CS761 radios. Compare this to the $40 or more you will spend to get a programming cable to program a Motorola radio. This cables has no electronics in it and is only...

When you buy the cables for the CS800, CS801 or CS800D you get two cables. The cable with the RJ45 jack is only used to reprogram the front panel firmware and this does not happen very often. The cable with the DB15 connector is used for both...