How To Use Baofeng UV-5R Menus & All Menu Settings Explained - For UV5R & Other Ham & GMRS Radios

I go over the menu system for the Baofeng UV-5R, show you how how to use the menu system, and I explain what each menu option is and what it does. The menus and options on the Baofeng UV5R are similar to other radios such as BTech, Retevis, Radioddity, and Wouxun - Both ham radios and GMRS radios. Once you know how to use the menus on a Baofeng, you should be able to pick up most other radio and use it's menu system.
CORRECTION! When discussing Menu Option #23, "BCL" - I mis-spoke when I said I like to keep BCL set to "on" - I meant to say that I like to keep it set to OFF. My deepest apologies for letting you down, but after all, I am only human.
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TIMESTAMPS:
6:39 0. Squelch (Get rid of static)
7:45 1. Step (For scanning or using arrows to go through frequencies)
8:22 2. TXP (Power)
8:36 3. Save (Battery life)
9:38 4. VOX (Voice activity)
10:18 5. WN (Channel Bandwith)
10:45 6. ABR (Backlighting timer)
11:16 7. TDR (Duel Channel Standby) (Listen to two frequencies at once)
12:38 8. Beep (Beeps when you press a key, duh)
12:49 9. TOT (Talk out timer) (Prevents you from accidentally transmitting for too long)
13:35 10. R-DCS (Receive "Privacy" tone/code)
13:35 11. R-CTCS (Receive "Privacy" tone/code)
13:35 12. T-DCS (Transmit "Privacy" tone/code)
13:35 13. T-CTCS (Transmit "Privacy" tone/code)
14:40 14. Voice (Enable or disable the sexy baofeng lady or make her speak chinese if you so desire)
15:00 15. ANI-ID (Send ID during alarm mode)
15:23 16. DTMFST (Phone tone IDs)
15:43 17. S-Code (Signal code) (For menu item 19)
16:02 18. SC-REV (Scanning method) (What will it do when it hears something while scanning)
16:41 19. PTT-ID (Sends tones when you transmit)
17:17 20. PTT-LG (Lag time) (how long radio waits before sending the tones from menu 19)
17:40 21. MDF-A (Lets you decide what label you see for a frequency in channel mode)
17:40 22. MDF-B (Lets you decide what label you see for a frequency in channel mode)
19:45 23. BCL (Busy Channel Lockout) (Prevents you from talking over someone if they are already transmitting)
20:12 24. AUTOLK (Auto lock) (locks the keypad after inactivity to prevent accidental button presses)
20:47 25. SFT-D (Direction of the offset) (For setting up repeaters)
24:47 26. Offset (set an offset (For setting up repeaters)
21:18 27. MEM-CH (Lets you save a frequency and some settings as its own channel in channel mode)
21:35 28. DEL-CH (Delete a channel you saved)
22:05 29. WT-LED (Sets the color of screen for standing by)
22:23 30. RX-LED (Sets the color of the screen while receiving)
22:34 31. TX-LED (Sets the color of the screen while Transmitting)
22:51 32. AL-MOD (Alarm mode) (TURN THIS SETTING TO "SITE")
23:50 33. BAND (UHF and VHF)
24:18 34. TDR-AB (Which line it returns to after receiving a transmission)
25:59 35. STE (Squelch Tail Eliminator) (Get rid of static sound at the end of transmission)
26:15 36. RP-STE (Squelch Tail Eliminator) (For use with repeaters)
26:29 37. RPT-RL (Delay for sending STE tone)
26:52 38. PONMSG (Message that displays when you turn on the radio) (Go make it something silly)
27:27 39. ROGER (Roger beep) (Plays a tacti-cool noise when you release the PTT button like a walkie talkie from those movies)
27:58 40. RESET (Reset all or some settings to factory default)

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[@xaza5625]

Oh NotaRubicon my beloved 6:39 0. Squelch (Get rid of static) 7:45 1. Step (For scanning or using arrows to go through frequencies) 8:22 2. TXP (Power) 8:36 3. Save (Battery life) 9:38 4. VOX (Voice activity) 10:18 5. WN (Channel Bandwith) 10:45 6. ABR (Backlighting timer) 11:16 7. TDR (Duel Channel Standby) (Listen to two frequencies at once) 12:38 8. Beep (Beeps when you press a key, duh) 12:49 9. TOT (Talk out timer) (Prevents you from accidently transmitting for too long) 13:35 10. R-DCS (Recieve "Privacy" tone/code) 13:35 11. R-CTCS (Recieve "Privacy" tone/code) 13:35 12. T-DCS (Transmit "Privacy" tone/code) 13:35 13. T-CTCS (Transmit "Privacy" tone/code) 14:40 14. Voice (Enable or disable the sexy baofeng lady or make her speak chinese if you so desire) 15:00 15. ANI-ID (Send ID during alarm mode) 15:23 16. DTMFST (Phone tone IDs) 15:43 17. S-Code (Signal code) (For menu item 19) 16:02 18. SC-REV (Scanning method) (What will it do when it hears something while scanning) 16:41 19. PTT-ID (Sends tones when you transmit) 17:17 20. PTT-LG (Lag time) (how long radio waits before sending the tones from menu 19) 17:40 21. MDF-A (Lets you decide what label you see for a frequency in channel mode) 17:40 22. MDF-B (Lets you decide what label you see for a frequency in channel mode) 19:45 23. BCL (Busy Channel Lockout) (Prevents you from talking over someone if they are already transmitting) 20:12 24. AUTOLK (Auto lock) (locks the keypad after inactivity to prevent accidental button presses) 20:47 25. SFT-D (Direction of the offset) (For setting up repeaters) 24:47 26. Offset (set an offset (For setting up repeaters) 21:18 27. MEM-CH (Lets you save a frequency and some settings as its own channel in channel mode) 21:35 28. DEL-CH (Delete a channel you saved) 22:05 29. WT-LED (Sets the color of screen for standing by) 22:23 30. RX-LED (Sets the color of the screen while receiving) 22:34 31. TX-LED (Sets the color of the screen while Transmitting) 22:51 32. AL-MOD (Alarm mode) (TURN THIS SETTING TO "SITE") 23:50 33. BAND (UHF and VHF) 24:18 34. TDR-AB (Which line it returns to after receiving a transmission) 25:59 35. STE (Squelch Tail Eliminator) (Get rid of static sound at the end of transmission) 26:15 36. RP-STE (Squelch Tail Eliminator) (For use with repeaters) 26:29 37. RPT-RL (Delay for sending STE tone) 26:52 38. PONMSG (Message that displays when you turn on the radio) (Go make it something silly) 27:27 39. ROGER (Roger beep) (Plays a tacti-cool noise when you release the PTT button like a walkie talkie from those movies) 27:58 40. RESET (Reset all or some settings to factory default) Without Mr. NotaRubicon i would never have decided to even delve into this hobby at all. Figuring a lot of this stuff out made me feel oddly accomplished with myself and there is definitely no better starting point than this channel right here. Everything between the humor and the no bullshit commentary made learning more about GMRS radios a lot more bareable for my adhd ass, so please drop this man a like 🙏

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Thankyou for the list. Simplified things even more. Now I can take a quick glance to reference functions

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[@calebrobertson5130]

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[@davealling8847]

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[@-Rottenapple-]

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Thanks to this channel I finally learned how to program my local repeater and other repeaters into my uv5r. Also,did you know the ISS (international space station)transmits on frequency 145.80 MHz and receives signals at either 144.49 or 145.20 MHz, depending on its orbital location. You can pick it up in your uv5r but you need to download the ISS app to track when is passing by your zone.

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[@tek5358]

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[@rickbecker3239]

Appreciate the jump start you gave this simpleton audio/visual learner by posting your executive summary of the "best engineered radio in the world" and it's menus. So far so good with regard to FCC rules compliance while gently pushing all of BOFANG's many buttons but one. Thanks much!!

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[@stevetaylor8446]

At last, a video that explains the functions that aren't in Chinglish. Great video buddy and much appreciated. Keep up the awesome videos,, they are much appreciated and it's a pleasure learning from them. 73's 26DRX901

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Entertaining and informative. I bought a Baofeng UV-5R just to follow along. My backlight is now orange. Thank you.

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I just stumbled onto your channel as I have a UV-5R also and I’m looking to get better at understanding it and using it. Love the constant humor and the education on this handy little radio. I’ll be binge watching the channel and just subbed, keep it coming my man. Cheers!

[@TrailRunn4r]

Just got a UV-9G and was looking for a video that would go over the menu options. Thanks a lot!

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[@OverlandTT]

We got our BF-F8+ radios back in 2015/16 and they’ve been great. Have the extended 3800 battery and 771 whip antenna. Excellent overview.

[@andyaruvald1539]

I appreciate your dry sense of humour, it makes learning interesting and easy. ....plus it makes me laugh.

[@rjdgreek]

I recently purchased a similar radio and was sleeping my way through the decently written manual when I recalled seeing this tutorial. You did a great job filling in some of the information missing from the manual!!!

[@wrexhammusic]

I own three of these radios and had no idea about the battery save option until I watched this video. Turned it off on all three now. Even after 5+ years of owning the radios I'm still learning new things about them.

[@gregburke5497]

Thank you for taking your precious time to teach the stupid really appreciate it.

[@brpnw4r94]

Followed along, Randy. Sat here last night and added some scan channels. Getting to know this little radio more day by day. Love the content. Cheers

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OK, HAD TO STOP 1:35 IN AND COMMENT, RANDY YOURE KILLING ME I'M LMAO... Thanx for the effort you put in to ALL your videos and for keeping it fun!!!

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Thank you, this is exactly what I needed! I listened to your short version and then I listened to the long version. You did a great job.

[@DansGrandValley]

Randy, thank you so much for your videos! I recently purchased a UV-5R and realized I had no idea how to operate it when it arrived. My neighbor recommended your videos, and I found them extremely useful and with your help, I had it going in no time.

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Ha I have had my UV-5RE for a few years now and it was nice to follow along as you covered the options, thanks so much! Happy New Year.

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Very, very clear and easy to follow. This is a tremendous boost to those eager to improve! Great

[@johncraig7268]

Watched this when I first got the radio, and just again after using it for awhile. It was worth the second trip through this video (the explanations made a lot more sense).Thank you for posting!

[@davidarmstrong2503]

Moved from your how to use a baoefang over to this LOVE it. I did keep my manuals but yes we do always throw them away, LOVE your videos and THANK YOU so much

[@kj5fns]

This video was a big help to me, I’m saving it in my save list so I can refresh my memory when it erases again and it will soon.

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What a wonderful tutorial...thank you very much ❤ from Powell River BC CANADA

[@michaelt.3805]

Great video as always, Randy. Thanks for your time.

[@choochoochooseyou]

My very first model arrived today. It's this one and this video couldn't be more helpful. Many thanks.

[@fbrieden]

Outstanding as usual! V grabbed my attention a few days ago, and now Statler and Waldorf in this presentation. Your articulate sarcasm enhances the relevant information.

[@Rule-of-Threes-Survival]

I love the way you present these topics they are often hilarious and always informative. I just got my radio today ( I test Thursday.) Your videos have made this trip less spooky.

[@robertjennings5357]

No! You did not bore me. You kept descriptions short & sweet, perfect!!

[@bobby08]

New to HAM and your channel. SUPER grateful for your video Randy!! Thanks for providing such a great video for newbs and for the humorous sarcasm in regard to the condescending “know-it-alls”. Love what your doing here! 73

[@WisLockman]

Thanks Randy for this video. I’m still learning my UV-5G. I’m at the point of learning how to install frequencies manually instead of by CHIRP.

[@stevesquier3167]

Very helpful. I just got my UV-5R8W today, and this was a great introduction to the settings.

[@davidharkins5345]

AGAIN GRATE VIDEO . THANK YOU !!! I learn sooo much from them. No one else out there has what it takes to do what you do for the incredible BAOFENG RADIO !!! Thank you !!! Please keep the videos going!!!

[@nancynutt9829]

Excellent albeit fast. Had to back up because I didn't understand you. Really appreciate your video because I went inactive right after I learned programing my handheld and forgot things.

[@wendiig0]

Great video for those of us who misplace things like radio instructions or car keys or cars. Thanks!

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Thanks for all the info you gave us for these nice radios.Me and my team we are using them in airsoft and they are incredible for the money that we spend,without your videos it would be impossible to understand the manual that they came with.Thanks again

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These radios were a prepper thing, five years ago.. Just checked off the list to have in case... I now found the time and this Video was worth every second to watch... Thanks so much...

[@user-id3iq1zk1j]

Old phone new owner. Your video was very helpful at setting up my radio. Thank you.

[@chrisking9000]

Thanks for taking the time to do an excellent video on all the menu settings of the 5R. I bought one recently and I am amazed by the performance of it. As a military communications guy from ages ago, it just stuns me that a radio of that quality can be bought for $25. And don't get me started about SDRs. The modern equivalent of a forty thousand dollar spectrum analyzer from 1990 can now be had for thirty dollars. I will note that the 5R's squelch setting does absolutely nothing. It is either completely off (0), or slightly on (1-9). This appears to be a firmware issue, and easily corrected. If you know someone at Baofeng, can you please notify them of this embarrassing failure? It's like selling a toaster that only has two settings: slightly warm, or charred. Please consider for a future show a demonstration and evaluation of that poor man's repeater, that Baofeng cable setup that connects two 5Rs. It is going to blow my ever-loving mind if I can put together a hilltop repeater using a solar panel, a battery, two 5Rs, and a cable for under a hundred dollars. Do I think the FCC is going to arrest me if I transmit to my neighbor's FRS radio using my 5R? No, I doubt it. I'm guessing the feds have got bigger fish to fry. And do continue ignoring the sad hams. I likely have pulled more cable than they've seen on spools. They're just jealous, as my mother liked to say. They're jealous that they're still using an R-390 (if they even know what that is.)

[@OldBob007]

Thanks, another interesting video. Never really looked at many of the options on my GT3-TP, we will have a browse through now.

[@arnocoetzee2769]

this was by far the best and most informative video i have ever seen. Thank you very much sir. appreciate your time

[@dtcdreamtrainchaser7253]

I just got a baofeng radio and this helped me so greatly its like I've had it for a year this was so helpful thanks a lot

[@BusiPrep]

I'm really enjoying this content on the UV5Rs. I've gotten to play with radios in the army, but not using it everyday has me wanting to familiarize myself with it again. Your videos are a great and highly informative

[@Westend463]

Great videos. Very informative. You're a "one-stop-shop" for all matters, Baofeng. Great Job! 😀

[@w4mkh]

I have been a licensed ham for 15+ years and always used Yaesus and a few Icoms. I still have and use my first HT, a Yaesu FT-60. I got a Tidradio version of the Baofeng earlier this year and it has become my primary 2m HT. I have another UV-5R coming for Christmas. These little cheap radios grow on you .

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Every great once in awhile I get reminded that there are still a handful of people on the planet that are "all knowing" on a certain subject. This man is one of them. (And speaks English without an accent).😀

[@marcodeza3359]

I just unpacked the UV5R now and did this basic setup. Thanks so much for putting awesome vid together.

[@zachfinley3908]

I just got my first uv-5r a few days ago. This video helped a ton!

[@outlaw9232]

This was awesome and hilarious! I was able to change some settings on my radio I had not known about. The way you explain things is outstanding, thank you!

[@momwhoedc]

New UV-5R user.. Ive watched hours of your content.. I appreciate all your effort Sir 👊

[@grandriver3152]

I'm downloading this video for future reference. Awesome. Thank you.

[@chewies9456]

Terrible video on how to install brakes on a 2007 Suburban, but I did just learn a crap ton about the UV5R! And I successfully went through every menu option and only managed to delete channel 1 because I wasn’t paying attention haha! Awesome content, thank you!

[@MrChaosismyname]

Watched the whole thing. You probably have the best manicured hands out of any youtuber that shows them close up. I wasn't grossed out by long fingernails with things in them. I attribute this as to the reason why I could watch the entire video😝

[@Buckdog37]

Your videos are a breath of fresh air. Love your channel!

[@campellis]

Simply awesome. Extremely helpful. Add several points that you have a cleaning mat as your backdrop. Thanks for explaining my radio to me!

[@brianjohnson8588]

Total beginner here. This was BEYOND helpful! Thank you so much for the great video.

[@badger9438]

A Quick Thank You, Your video’s have been helpful with the Baofeng operation. Having both UV-5R and BF-F8. Even after reading the manuals. The videos have been an even better help of understanding the operations of the radios.

[@KeyBored101]

Dude! I love your channel, i finally bought the UV 5r gmrs radios to get started

[@TheCosmicbirddog72]

Clear & easy to understand. Thanks from across the Pond 👍🏼

[@ailenesorcoso8191]

Very helpful for dummies like me. Thank you!

[@Jon.Carlsen]

Very useful information. 👍You confirmed what I suspected about those 40 settings, the majority of them can be ignored by most UV-5R users. Thanks for pointing out the ones we really need to know.

[@CypressENZO39]

Thanks for the videos. I'm new to the ham radio. I just bought a Baofeng UV-5R. Your videos are very informative. Thanks Man keep the videos coming.

[@simpledamon]

Sir, you are a scientist eizard radio guru. I need you in my life so much right now

[@randallspear5269]

Thanks for the first timer videos just bought my first uv5r so I learning

[@jimpease5262]

i got my Baofeng from a friend and im very impressed how it will pick up more than my base scanner. i have managed to screw up the programming several times. ive watched your videos and you have helped me get it back to where its suppost to be. i am taking your advice ,i dont mess with the menu options,

[@pr0579]

You’re video helped me greatly. Now I’m carrying my radio around just to play with it. Thanks

[@andrewnorato9924]

Great video. It is amazing what these little devices can do. Keep the learning coming!!

[@White_buffalo_4r]

This was very helpful for explaining the different menus.

[@ferdinandtorres3930]

Great video. Already made changes to the slightly obscure functions on my Radioddity DB25-G and Baofeng UV-5R. Thanks Randy.

[@BrandonScales]

Are you using the 25g as a base station? It’s some th one I’ve been considering. The uv5r was my first and only radio