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N4NWD DMRid

About Me: My name is Maxwell Lee, my friends call me MadMax, and my Amateur (Ham) Radio Call is N4NWD. About my Final Project: In the world of Ham Radio we have a digital mode called DMR (Digital Mobile Radio). Each DMR user has a DMR ID. You can download a contact list into a DMR radio, and when someone is talking on the radio, if their contact information is stored in the radio – it will display on the radio screen. If you think about a phone number and its contact information stored in a phone – it is kinda similar to a DMR ID and its contact information stored in a DMR radio. A DMR ID number can be requested from https://radioid.net/ by anyone with a valid Amateur Radio License. This site also has generic format downloads available and also an API for those of us who like to download our information in a specific format. What does my Final Project Program Do: I have an “AnyTone” Brand, Model “D878UVII+” DMR radio and I not only wanted to write the format out specifically for my radio, but I wanted to modify how the information looks on the screen, so I accomplished this in my formatting of the data. In my program I used the following libraries: requests and json which allowed me to download the data from the website using their API key csv which allowed me to write an output file in csv format sys which allowed me to get command line information from the user for the specific name of the output file if desired datetime which allowed me include the date & time in the default file name if user chose not to utilize command line argument re which allowed me to validate the format for the output file name. Running the program: Python Project.py – will run the program using the default output file name which includes the [Date]-[Time]-“AT-D878-DMRid.csv” or Python Project.py “FileName.csv” – will run the program using the command line argument as the output file name. Please Note: If you open the .csv output file with ExCel – the information in the column will not always match the header – this is intentionally done to reformat the information on the radio display screen.