Puxing programing problem and DTS codes

[overlandadventures]

I have 5 Puxing 777's that we use for work/play (where legal to do so of course) and I use the program cable to alter frequencies and tones. As I'm preping the radios for a big trip I've used the 6in 1 software more than normal, but keep getting the following "glitch"
I tell the software to write to radio, it does it, but when the radio re-sets it has gone back to showing only channel numbers for its display as opposed to the names I had given each memory location. If I dig out an old saved file and re-load that it will go back to the alpha tags which are much better, but of course I haven't then made the changes I wanted.
Any ideas where I'm going wrong?
Also not really on topic here but does anyone know about DTS signals, the puxings support them but I have been told the DTS I need at one of my customers is A114, puxings dts codes all start D and have suffix letters such as N or I. To make my radio talk to my customers do I pick D114N, D114I or are neither compatable because puxing doesn't support the correct code?
thanks in advance
John

[marksman]

re: dcs suffix, 'N' stands for normal and 'I' for inverted.

do the alpha tags come back when you switch on the radio with the 'enter' key depressed?

[5thElement]

Thats what i was going to suggest

[overlandadventures]

No, just toggles from CH 00X to freq display starting at 400.000mhz.
thanks
John

[M3VBS]

Start up th radio so it is showing the channel number.

Then hold down "menu". Scroll and there should be a menu for "name?"

Check this option is on.


(often it returns to off when reflashing.)

Gregg m3vbs

[overlandadventures]

Thank you Gregg, the simple solutions are always the best, yes your correct, turning the names back on brought them back.
thanks
John