🇧🇷 Versão em português · Portuguese version available
A static web page, published on GitHub Pages, that programs the Uniden BC75XLT / UBC75XLT scanner radio directly from the browser using the Web Serial API — no software to install and no data sent to servers.
🔗 Live app: https://bcp.romildo.net
- 🔌 Connect the radio via the serial port (Web Serial API) at 57600 bps.
- 📥 Read from radio: loads all settings + the 300 channels (10 banks × 30).
- 📤 Write to radio: sends settings and channels (with option to clear memory first).
- 📂 Import file: reads
.bc75xlt_ssfiles from Uniden's original software. - 💾 Save file: exports a
.bc75xlt_sscompatible with the original software. - ⚙️ Settings panel: Band Plan, Priority, Key Lock, Volume, Squelch, general/custom search, Close Call, banks (SCG), Service Search and global lockouts.
- 🗂️ Tabs with editable frequency lists for each bank.
- 📋 Paste frequencies from a spreadsheet (Excel column) directly into a bank.
- Connect the radio to the computer via USB cable (driver Silicon Labs CP210x installed).
- Open https://bcp.romildo.net in Chrome or Edge.
- Click Connect radio and pick the serial port.
- Read from radio or Import file to load the configuration.
- Edit and click Write to radio.
The Web Serial API requires HTTPS, which GitHub Pages provides automatically. Use Chrome or Edge on desktop.
- Communication happens directly in the browser via the Web Serial API — no data leaves your computer. Protocol based on
BC75XLT_Protocol.pdf(Uniden) and on the mateusza/bearcatctl project. - Protocol: ASCII command line terminated with
\r, response terminated with\r, 57600 bps 8N1 (documented inBC75XLT_Protocol.pdf). - The frequency field in the radio (
CIN/CSP) uses 100 Hz units (MHz × 10000); the.bc75xlt_ssfile uses Hz. - The
.bc75xlt_ssfile is text with TAB-separated fields and CRLF line endings, faithfully reproduced on export. - Global lockouts are read from the radio (read-only for now).
- References: mateusza/bearcatctl and skriebel/bc75xlt.
⚠️ Disclaimer: program your radio responsibly and within your local amateur radio / band legislation.