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USB Programming Cable For Retevis RT95 - J9129A
USB Programming Cable For Retevis RT95 - J9129A

Description
Take control of your mobile communications with the official Retevis RT95 USB Programming Cable. While the RT95 mobile transceiver features a comprehensive on-radio menu system, managing its 200 memory channels, alpha tags, and deeper settings is vastly more efficient when handled via a PC link.
This heavy-duty data cable provides a reliable, direct interface with your computer, ensuring smooth codeplug transfers and eliminating the frustration of manual front-panel input.
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Key Programming Benefits
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Streamlined Repeaters Setup: Quickly input complex frequency shifts, custom CTCSS/DCS privacy tones, and individualized narrow/wide bandwidth configurations for all your local amateur repeaters.
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Alphanumeric Display Labels: Replace confusing raw frequency numbers on your display with clean, recognizable text names (e.g., club names, location tags, or emergency channels) for instant recognition while driving.
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Advanced Core Customization: Easily modify system-level parameters including squelch settings, display backlighting preferences, automatic power-off (APO) timers, and scanning banks.
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Commercial-Grade Quality: Constructed with high-quality shielding to minimize data corruption, featuring a robust USB terminal and a rugged radio connector housing designed to seat securely into your radio port.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
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| Accessory Type | USB to Radio Data Programming Cable |
| Radio Compatibility | Retevis RT95 Mobile Transceiver exclusively |
| PC Connection | Standard USB Type-A |
| OS Support | Windows 10 / Windows 11 (Drivers available for download) |
| Length | Approximately 1.0 metre (3.3 feet) |
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