NAME

       qdmr - Graphical tool for programming DMR radios.

SYNOPSIS

       qdmr [OPTIONS] [CODEPLUG_FILE]

DESCRIPTION

       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.

       -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.

       -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>.

BUGS

       This program is still under development and may contain bugs that may cause harm to the
       radios and may even destroy them. Hence you may use this software on your own risk. If you
       want to have guaranties, consider using the CPS (code-plug programming software) supplied
       with your radio.

       There are some issues with the so-called dark mode under Linux. The Qt library is not able
       to detect that the desktop has a dark mode theme. To this end, qdmr cannot react to it
       too. To enable a dark theme for qdmr, see the -style option above.

       Writing a single application supporting several radios of different manufacturers is a
       hard task. To this end, there are plenty of bugs to be expected. If you stumble across one
       of them, consider opening an issue at <xlink></xlink>.

AUTHOR

       Hannes Matuschek <dm3mat@darc.de>
           Main author