The files included in this download are modified firmware that mainly give extra RX only frequencies for the respective radio.

*AnyTone AT-D868UV firmware V1.36 with expanded RX only coverage 120-200 & 210-527 MHz with faster GPS lock mod & custom RSSI & other icon enhancements and a new font
Compatible with 868 version 1 (very early) hardware only.

*AnyTone AT-D868UV firmware V2.39 with expanded RX only coverage 120-200 & 210-527 MHz with faster GPS lock mod & custom RSSI & other icon enhancements and a new font
The majority of 868s will be this model.

*AnyTone AT-D878UV firmware V1.27 with expanded RX only coverage 120-290 & 370-527 MHz, with some custom RSSI & other icon enhancements and a new font.
Faster GPS lock came as standard with this version.

*AnyTone AT-D878UV-II firmware V2.05 with expanded RX only coverage 120-290 & 370-527 MHz, with some custom RSSI & other icon enhancements and a new font.
Faster GPS lock came as standard with this version.

*DMR 6X2 firmware version 2.04d with expanded RX only coverage 120-200 & 210-527 MHz, with faster GPS lock mod & custom RSSI & other icon enhancements and a new font

*Alinco DJ-MD5T / DJ-MD5TGP / DJ-MD5E / DJ-MD5EGP firmware V1.13e with expanded RX only coverage 120-290 & 370-540 MHz, with faster GPS lock mod & custom RSSI & other icon enhancements and a new font.

*Alinco DJ-MD5XT / DJ-MD5XTG / DJ-MD5XE / DJ-MD5XEG firmware V1.11 with expanded RX only coverage 120-290 & 370-540 MHz, with custom RSSI & other icon enhancements and a new font. Faster GPS lock came as standard with this version.

***NOTE*** You MUST use the correct matched version of CPS software on your PC to program radios upgraded with this firmware.  The firmware allows the radio to be programmed with, dial up using the VFO, and receive frequencies outside of the normal bands.  Transmit frequency coverage is not changed.

To enter out of band frequencies in the CPS, you will need to use the export-edit-import method: program some dummy channels with valid but easy to recognise frequencies, for example 456 MHz, then use the export feature (tool > export > channel > give it a name > export) and save your exported channels. Open the exported channels file with a text editor - look for your dummy channels you had previously entered, and edit the frequencies as you require, and save the file. Back in the CPS software, use the import feature (tool > import > channel > find your edited csv file > import) to bring the channels with out of band edited frequencies into the radio.  

These files should be used in conjunction with the information located at:
http://members.optuszoo.com.au/jason.reilly1/868mods.htm#ExpandRX