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USB programming cable PC-37 with radio connector and USB plug

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Ruth's sister PC-37 USB Programming Cable

SKU CH-ZACW-RPXYY

USB programming cable connects compatible Hytera radios to a PC for configuration

  • Program your Hytera radios directly via USB
  • Supports MD78XG, MD780, MD782 and MD785 models
  • Also compatible with RD9880, RD982 and RD985 repeaters
  • New PC-37 cable ready for immediate use

USB programming cable for Hytera radios

The PC-37 cable connects compatible Hytera two-way radios to a computer through a USB port. It supports models MD78XG, MD780, MD782, MD785, RD9880, RD982 and RD985 for firmware updates and channel configuration.

For radio technicians and fleet managers

This cable suits anyone who needs to programme the listed Hytera radios from a PC. It will not work with other radio brands or with Hytera models not shown above, so buyers needing multi-brand support or different connectors should look elsewhere.

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Questions about this item

Which Hytera radios does the PC-37 cable connect to for programming?

The PC-37 cable works with Hytera MD78XG, MD780, MD782, MD785, RD9880, RD982 and RD985 two-way radios.

Does the PC-37 cable need a separate driver to talk to the radio?

The cable uses a standard USB interface; most systems load a generic driver automatically, so no extra driver is usually required.

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