Not this one.

@@kthompson2155 I never understand why all these companies only make stuff for Windows only. Windows is the worst system one can ever buy. I just dont understand it. Its like a shoe store opening up and not selling any shoes that are size 1-13.

Because Macs are less then 10% of the computer market.@@BlackHamRadioUniversity

This is software for setting up the options of a Kenwood THD74 radio. This let's you do the work from the computer rather than from the buttons on the radio. Most folks find that easier. Hope thus helps you understand.

@@kthompson2155 Q1. May I know the name of software? Q2. How can I get the software? Thank you.

We currently have dozens of programmers available for Mac OS. I am including a link with the available Mac programmers. www.rtsystemsinc.com/RT-Programmers-for-the-Mac_ep_427-1.html and unfortunately the programmers will not work on an iPad .

Great to hear!

Thank you for your support and for taking time to let us know it was helpful.

Absolutely. Find the radio you want through selection of the Manufacturer, type and model. Once on that page, select the software only option. Answer a few questions during the add to cart process and complete payment (you will have to complete ship to information... the page cannot discern the software only sale and requires this information although nothing is being shipped to you). The link for the download is sent to your e-mail. Download of the installation files is completed using the order number and e-mail address. The serial number is retrieved from the page from which you download the programmer you purchased. Let us know if you have other questions.

@@kthompson2155 Does your software contain Greek repeaters fm or dstar?

@K Thompson this is a great question

No, you can play around with the radio setup without even having a radio, and save the file. You only need the radio (turned on), to read from it, or program it. The programming lead plugs into one of the external speaker jacks, the one nearest the fan. Good luck, Andy G8IPA

What you are seeing in the program is how the radio is designed. DN is a global setting that cannot be saved as part of the details for a memory channel. You should maybe ask Yaesu why they designed the radio that way. We do have a solution... Assign all your DN memories to Bank 1 and all your regular memories to Bank 2 (that is done in the programmer easily by just checking the box for the bank in the memory channel... just a mouse click gets it done). Then on the face of the radio, make the top part of the display work Bank 1 and the bottom part of the display work Bank 2 (See page 63 in your manual for the radio for recalling memory banks... too much to detail here). Then set the top portion of the radio to DN mode. All the channels contained there will operate DN mode without interference to your FM stations that are being used in the bottom portion of the display. You don't have to turn DN on and off for each repeater that way... it's just on for all of them in the bank. Those that have used the radio this way find it works well especially when they have lots of DN memories. Let us know if you have questions. Personal tech support is available at 800-921-4834. We'll be glad to answer your questions about how that radio works relative to what you see in the program. Other operating questions would best be directed to Yaesu at 714-827-7600.

Thanks for the information. At least I now know that the software I have downloaded is as intended.

Design of the radio. If it were available it would be there. That feature is not available until the FT-3D. Now, for suggestions... Separate your digital only memory channels into a bank by checking the box for say Bank 1 and put your FM only channels into another bank say Bank 2. This is done easily by checking the box for the desired bank for a particular channel. Once you program your radio, set Band A (top) to one of the two banks and Band B (bottom) to the other. Engage the proper digital mode for all the channels on Band A or Band B (whichever you put them on) Now you are ready to do FM on one band and Digital on the other.

I couldn't agree more Robert. RT Systems make great programming tools you'd think that they could at least make a decent video that people could actually see. It's clear that they're not interested in doing so as they didn't even respond to your message and it's been two years.

Nothing sent to you because this channel is generally not monitored. I hope you did call or that you checked the video on our site in the How To Videos that detail RFinder specifically. Start at External Data in the programmer and go from there. No need to create an external file to handle through import. The program does it all for you with the ability to manipulate the data in the programmer even before you create and customize the file for the radio. If you still have not gotten your radio up and running with all the repeater information you want.... call for personal attention 1-800-921-4834. We believe working in person with you is so much better. We're there to help.

See this how to here... www.rtsystemsinc.com/kb_results.asp?ID=288 Similar information in the basic help for the programmer. See Help| Memory channels then once in the help file select External Data Interfaces. Although based on the older search routine, the process is the same. Looks like you've had details available at your fingertips all along. Hope this helps. Let us know if there are other questions.

Only 3 days???

Did you manage to import the analogue repeaters with RT Systems? The Kenwood software refuses to import from CSV files! Help!! I was about to buy the RT Software just to do the analogue repeaters.

Agreed Angelo, I've had this radio for 6 months now down in VK and I'm starting to think this radio is over hyped....