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version: "0.1"
id: "chioff_uv5rmini_shared"
name: "Chicago Offline Shared - Baofeng UV-5R Mini"
radio: "baofeng_uv5r_mini"
# Shared ChiOff community net for the Baofeng UV-5R Mini.
#
# The UV-5R Mini is dual-band (136-174 and 400-480 MHz TX), so like the DM-32
# and unlike the UHF-only BF-888S and MateTalk P4 it carries the MURS channels
# alongside the GMRS set. Same 16 channels as the DM-32 profile, in the same
# order, so a member carrying both radios reads the same list on each.
#
# Two differences from the DM-32 profile, both from this radio's
# capabilities.json:
#
#   1. One zone, not two. max_zones is 1 -- the UV-5R Mini has no user-facing
#      zone concept, and the single zone here exists only because profile-0.1
#      requires at least one. The GMRS and MURS blocks are contiguous in the
#      channel list instead of being separated by a zone boundary.
#
#   2. Channel names are capped at 12 characters, not 16, so three names the
#      DM-32 carries in full are shortened below. The overrides are display
#      policy and belong here; the names themselves stay unchanged in SSRF.
#
# No radio_instance: this is a community profile, not tied to one operator's
# handset.
zones:
  # 16 channels: the 6-channel GMRS block, then the ChiOff DCS 023 MURS set,
  # then upstream's open MURS set. Order matches the DM-32 profile.
  - id: "chioff"
    name: "ChiOff"
    assignments:
      # GMRS: 4 simplex + road + the repeater pair.
      - "asg_chio_all"
      - "asg_chio_team1"
      - "asg_chio_team2"
      - "asg_chio_team3"
      - "asg_chio_road"
      # "ChiO REPEATER" is 13 characters.
      - {id: "asg_chio_repeater", display_name: "ChiO RPT"}
      # MURS: the ChiOff toned set, then the open set, so the toned/untoned
      # pairing stays visible while scrolling. The ChiOff block is listed in
      # ChiO VHF display order, which the overlay numbers in reverse
      # frequency order "for wideband priority" -- so the two wideband
      # channels are ChiO VHF 1 and 2 and come first. It also puts ChiO VHF 5
      # next to MURS 1: same frequency, toned then untoned.
      - "asg_chio_murs5"  # ChiO VHF 1, 154.600 wideband
      - "asg_chio_murs4"  # ChiO VHF 2, 154.570 wideband
      - "asg_chio_murs3"  # ChiO VHF 3, 151.940 narrowband
      - "asg_chio_murs2"  # ChiO VHF 4, 151.880 narrowband
      - "asg_chio_murs1"  # ChiO VHF 5, 151.820 narrowband
      - "asgn_murs_1"
      - "asgn_murs_2"
      - "asgn_murs_3"
      # Upstream names exceed this radio's 12-char channel-name limit. The
      # DM-32 profile shortens these too, but to 16 characters, so the two
      # radios do not show identical strings for these two channels.
      - {id: "asgn_murs_4", display_name: "MURS 4 Blue"}
      - {id: "asgn_murs_5", display_name: "MURS 5 Grn"}