“The Anytone AT-D578UV Pro is a mobile, dual-band, analog and DMR radio. With tons of features in a nice compact build, it’s sure to be a favorite among DMR users. Watch along with Katie, WY7YL, as she briefly tours some of the great features of this amateur radio.”
Anytone AT-D578UV Pro DMR Dual-Band Mobile Commercial Radio with GPS and Bluetooth
VHF/UHF Dual-Band Digital/Analog Part 90 DMR commercial mobile transceiver with 1.77 inch color TFT display Bluetooth, GPS and DMR roaming. Ideal for Fire, Search & Rescue, EMS, Police, Sheriff, Forestry and Security operations. Frequency coverage 140-174 / 400-480 MHz. Includes USB Programming cable and Bluetooth Earpiece & PTT.
Roaming
Built-in DMR Repeater Roaming feature
VHF/UHF Dual Band
Full Duplex Receive (V+V,U+U&V+U) w/ two volume controls
High Power Output
50W (45W UHF), 25W, 10W, 1.0W selectable TX power outputs
Programming Cable
Includes USB Programming Cable, free software available for download.
APRS / GPS Capable
DMR-APRS and Analog APRS Capable (GPS)
Digital DMR and Analog
Features both DMR digital and analog modes on any channel
Bluetooth
Bluetooth connectivity to some devices (see below)
Color TFT Display
1.77 inch color TFT screen for Day or Night operation. User changeable display and font colors.
Technical Specifications:
| Bluetooth: | New Bluetooth feature compatible with many newer car entertainment systems and Bluetooth devices. It cannot be guaranteed that it will work with all of these devices. Anytone will continue improving the Bluetooth function to allow more device and car models in the future. No timeframe for these future Bluetooth updates is available. |
| Roaming: | New Built-in Roaming Feature |
| APRS (GPS): | DMR-APRS and Analog APRS Capable (GPS) |
| Additional Memory: | Larger Memory for Future Enhancements |
| TFT Display: | Background Display and Font Colors are User changeable |
| Digital Monitor: | Monitor One or Two Timeslots |
| Zone Select: | Selectable Zones from Keypad |
| Auto RX Mode: | Receiver Auto Selects to incoming Digital or Analog Signal |
| GPS: | Built-in GPS feature |
| Memory Channels: | 4,000 channels |
| DMR Talk Groups: | 10,000 |
| Digital Contacts: | 200,000 (complete worldwide database from DMR-MARC) |
| Power Levels: | 4 programmable TX power levels: VHF (136-174 MHz): 50/25/10/1 Watts, UHF (400-480 MHz): 45/25/10/1 Watts |
| Zones: | 250 zones, up to 250 channels per zone. |
| Display: | 1.77 inch color TFT Screen with selectable dual channel or single channel display |
| Bandwidth: | 12.5 / 25.0 kHz Analog, and 12.5 kHz DMR |
| Import/Export: | Enhanced CPS allows direct input and export of channels, digital IDs and talkgroups |
| Industries: | Ideal for fire, search & rescue, EMS, police, sheriff, forestry, security patrols, business communications, schools, universities, and other organizations that have FCC licensed frequencies |
| DMR Compatibility: | Supports both Tier I and Tier II operation, making it compatible with DMR repeaters that utilize two-slot TDMA technology |
| Amateur Radio: | Also operational on amateur radio DMR networks and analog frequencies. Software importable worldwide amateur contact database. |
| Programmable: | FCC 47CFR90.203 requires the keypad locked in the shipping configuration. Software keypad unlocking and re-programming are available with the included USB Programming Cable. |
| Speaker Connection: | Single and Dual Speaker output |
| Quiet Tones: | CTCSS/DCS tone squelch with split tone and custom tone capability |
| Frequency Range: | 136-174 / 400-480 MHz RX/TX. When radio is configured in Amateur mode 222-225 MHz is available with 10W max power |
| Package Includes: | Dual-band VHF/UHF Mobile Radio, Mounting Bracket, Microphone w/ keypad, Bluetooth PTT button and charging cable, free USB Programming cable and downloadable software, 6 ft fused DC power cable, user manual. |
| Certifications: | FCC Part 90 Certified, FCC ID: T4K-D578UV |
Included In The Box:
- Anytone AT-D578UV PRO
- Built In Bluetooth Module
- External Bluetooth PTT Key
- Handheld Microphone with Numeric Keypad
- Mobile Mounting Bracket & Hardware
- DC Power Cable & Fuse
- USB Programming Cable
- Spare Fuses
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