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  Re: Echonet with Anytone 868
  By: Dennis Scott to All on Sun Feb 26 2023 01:08 pm

 > Hello Everyone,
 >
 > I have an Echonet question if I might.
 >
 > I'm considering using my Anytone 868 on Echonet but I can't find out any
 > information about connecting the transceiver to my Windows PC. It came with
 > a USB cable for programming it but I don't know if that would work with the
 > Echonet software or not.
 >
 > If the cable works then what programming of the radio would I need to do?
 > Seems that you can't really do anything with these DMR radios without
 > programming it first on your computer.
 >
 > Has anyone here connected their Anytone to Echonet and if so, please
 > elaborate.

Do you mean EchoLink? As far I know, it'll work with any audio input device
that Windows recognizes. If your USB cable is only for programming your HT,
then likely, it cannot be used as a Windows audio device.
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