Anytone Background Images ((full)) -

Click Write to send the image to the radio. Note that this is usually a separate process from writing your frequency codeplug.

You will need your radio's CPS (Customer Programming Software) and a programming cable to complete this process. Connect your radio and select the correct COM port. Read from Radio: anytone background images

Before you start creating, you must ensure your image file matches the radio's hardware requirements. AnyTone screens are picky; if the dimensions or format are off, the image won't load or will appear distorted. 160 x 128 pixels. Format: .bmp (Windows Bitmap). Color Depth: 24-bit. Click Write to send the image to the radio

Proponents of the QRZ wallpaper argue that it is a security and identification feature. Connect your radio and select the correct COM port

Stop settling for backgrounds that only look good on one screen. Go build a library of Anytone images that look perfect on any device, at any time, with any tone.

To get the most out of Anytone background images, follow these best practices: