W9JAM AT-Service Tool

Looking for AT-Options?
If you searched for AT-Options, AT Options, or the AnyTone band-mode utility, W9JAM AT-Service Tool is an independently developed alternative for supported AnyTone radios. It provides access to supported factory options, band modes, service information, dealer information, profile backup/restore, and automatic radio detection.
W9JAM AT-Service Tool is not the original AT-Options software and is not a fork of it.
W9JAM AT-Service Tool
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Current Version: 1.3
W9JAM AT-Service Tool is a Windows utility for reading and managing supported AnyTone service settings, factory options, dealer information, and programming-related data. Version 1.3 adds automatic radio detection, allowing the program to identify supported radios from the selected COM port without requiring the user to manually choose the radio model.
The tool also includes profile backup and restore, built-in safety checks, and automatic readback verification after writing changes to the radio.
This utility is not CPS software and is not intended to replace AnyTone Customer Programming Software.
WARNING: You are responsible for ensuring that any changes made to your radio comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and licensing requirements.
Changing a radio’s Mode/Band settings may affect the manufacturer or dealer warranty. Some dealers may consider Mode/Band changes grounds for voiding a warranty. W9JAM is not responsible for warranty issues resulting from changes made with this software.
Supported Radios:
- AnyTone AT-D168UV
- AnyTone AT-D578UV / AT-D578UVII
- AnyTone AT-D878UV / AT-D878UVII
- AnyTone AT-D890UV
Automatic radio detection has been hardware-verified on the AT-D168UV, AT-D578UVII, AT-D878UVII, and AT-D890UV.
Support for the AT-D590UV and AT-D570UV is planned once those radios are officially released and available for direct testing.
W9JAM AT-Service Tool may also work with radios based on the AT-D890UV platform, including privately labeled or dealer-rebranded models where the underlying hardware and protocol remain compatible.
Features
- Automatic radio detection on supported models
- Built-in safety checks before writing changes
- Read factory and service information from supported radios
- View and change supported band modes and factory options
- Read and edit supported programming, service, and dealer information
- Back up the radio’s raw 256-byte options profile
- Restore backups only to the same verified radio
- Automatic readback verification after writes
- Internal radio serial number remains read-only
- Manual radio-family/profile selection remains available as an advanced fallback
Official downloads and updates are provided through W9JAM.com.
If you received the program from another source, check this page for the current official release.
Requirements
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- .NET Framework 4.8 or later
- Compatible USB programming cable or supported USB connection for the radio
The installer checks for .NET Framework 4.8 and will direct you to Microsoft’s official download page if it is not already installed.
Important Notice
This software can modify factory and service settings in supported radios. The user is responsible for complying with all applicable local, state, federal, and other governmental regulations and for ensuring that selected settings are appropriate for their radio and intended use.
Independent Project
W9JAM AT-Service Tool is independently developed and is not affiliated with or endorsed by AnyTone or the authors of the original AT-Options software. AnyTone and associated product names are trademarks of their respective owners.
License
Use of W9JAM AT-Service Tool is subject to the included software license agreement. The license is displayed during installation and must be accepted before the program can be installed.
About the Project
Development of W9JAM AT-Service Tool began on September 5, 2026 as part of my work in amateur radio, software development, radio programming, and technical experimentation. The goal is simple: build useful tools that help the amateur radio community solve real problems.
