AnyTone manufactures professional and amateur radio equipment, including popular DMR handhelds, mobile transceivers, and CB radios known for versatility and affordability.
AnyTone is a prominent manufacturer of wireless communication equipment, widely recognized in the amateur radio community for its feature-rich Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) handhelds and mobile transceivers. Produced by Qixiang Electron Science & Technology Co., Ltd, AnyTone radios bridge the gap between commercial reliability and amateur flexibility.
The brand's product lineup includes dual-band DMR radios like the AT-D878UV series, mobile transceivers such as the AT-778UV, and various CB radio models. AnyTone is particularly noted for its frequent firmware updates and robust software support, allowing users to customize their devices for public safety, business, or hobbyist communications.
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To update firmware, download the specific package for your model (e.g., AT-D878UV) from the official website. Connect the radio via the USB cable, enter 'Update Mode' (often by holding PTT and PF1 while powering on), and write the new firmware file using the provided software tool. Always back up your codeplug first.
Power off the radio. Press and hold the PTT button and the PF1 button (directly below PTT) simultaneously while turning the radio on. Continue holding until the prompt 'Initialize Radio?' appears, then confirm to reset the MCU.
Enable Bluetooth in the radio's 'Settings' menu. Set your headset or microphone (like the BT03) to pairing mode. In the radio's Bluetooth menu, select 'BT Pairing' or 'Search' to find and connect to the device. Once paired, the radio display will typically indicate a connected Bluetooth icon.