qdmr1
Graphical tool for programming dmr radios.
Usage
qdmr [OPTIONS]
[CODEPLUG_FILE]
Overview
qdmr is a graphical tool to program DMR radios. That is, reading, editing, generating and uploading codeplugs to these radios.
The configuration of these radios is usually stored in a highly vendor and device specific binary codeplug. qdmr stores this configuration in a human-readable and device independent format, thus allowing for sharing codeplugs across devices.
Options
CODEPLUG_FILE
If the optional codeplug file is passed to qdmr, it gets loaded on startup. Otherwise, the application starts with an empty codeplug.
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-style=STYLE -
This option allows to set a Qt style for the application. This can be used to alter the style of the widgets. So call <cmd>qdmr -style=windows</cmd> if you fancy.
However, this option is of real use if you want to use a dark theme. By installing a dark Qt theme like kvantum-dark and starting qdmr by passing this theme to the style option. That is
qdmr -style=kvantum-dark
You may set the Qt style for all Qt applications using the <env>QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE</env> environment variable.
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-stylesheet=FILENAME -
This option allows for specifying a style sheet to alter the appearance of some or all widgets of qdmr.
Logging
Qdmr writes a lot of debug and error messages to <io>stderr</io>. This can be used to inspect some issues during reading/writing the a codeplug to the device. There is also a log file containing these messages usually at <file>~/.local/share/DM3MAT/qdmr/qdmr.log</file>.
Releases
2 releases since Debian 12 (Bookworm); the text changed 1 time.