NOPE. Sorry but I can't program this one via the keypad nor the software cable (I CAN connect and change SOME of the parameters on SOME of the channels, like tone and channel name). No matter WHAT I DO I cannot choose the correct frequency pair of my club's GMRS repeater in Dallas. I ordered ANOTHER Baofeng GM-15 Pro from Amazon with the SAME RESULTS. Trust me, I'm not an idiot, I have had an Amateur Extra license for the past 25 years, have designed and built many antennas and modified may radios, and I have 10 other Baofengs that I CAN program using BOTH the software and the keypad on the radio. I was able to get my money back from Amazon on the recent GM-15 purchase but the first one, I let it sit around too long and so it is no longer eligible for return. My fellow ham/GMRS buddies recommend throwing it in a lake. Meanwhile, I ordered the awesome multiband "UV-5 Upgrade" which is the UV-17R... THAT radio works like a charm, is multi-band, and I CAN program it via the keypad. I haven't even tried programming it with software (no need) but I am certain it would work. Meanwhile, I found that a handheld is too low-powered to hit the Dallas GMRS repeater from home, even connected to a 7-element beam (Yagi) so I went up to a full-power (40 watts? 50 watts? I'd have to measure it) radio and now I can participate in the Dallas GMRS repeater at will. It STILL requires the Yagi pointed in the right direction... because it is 30 miles to the repeater from my house.
Thanks for all the well-meaning replies