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Two-pin USB programming cable with driver CD for TYT MD-380 MD-390 Retevis RT3 radios

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Vszerda USB Programming Cable Two-pin for TYT MD-380 MD-390 Retevis RT3

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USB programming cable with two-pin connector and driver CD for TYT MD-380, MD-390 and Retevis RT3 DMR radios

  • High-speed USB link for quick radio programming
  • Two-pin connector fits TYT MD-380 and MD-390 models
  • Works with Retevis RT3 for easy configuration
  • Driver CD included for immediate software setup

Two-pin USB programming cable for DMR radios

This two-pin USB programming cable connects compatible TYT and Retevis DMR radios to a computer for firmware updates and codeplug editing. It targets amateur radio operators and technicians who need a direct wired link for device configuration. The bundle includes a driver CD to simplify software installation on supported operating systems.

Driver CD eases setup for MD-380 MD-390 RT3

The supplied driver CD provides the necessary USB-to-serial drivers so the host PC recognises the cable without hunting for downloads. This helps users who prefer offline installation or work on machines without internet access. Builders needing multi-pin connectors or Bluetooth programming will find this two-pin wired cable unsuitable.

Highlights

  • High-speed USB link for quick radio programming
  • Two-pin connector fits TYT MD-380 and MD-390 models
  • Works with Retevis RT3 for easy configuration
  • Driver CD included for immediate software setup

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the two-pin connector on this cable wear out after repeated programming sessions?

The two-pin plug mates with the radio's accessory port and is rated for normal insertion cycles; avoid forcing it at an angle to prevent bent pins.

What stops me from programming multiple MD-380 or MD-390 radios back-to-back with this cable?

The USB interface draws power from the host port, so sustained use is limited by the computer's available USB current rather than the cable itself.

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