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F4161DS questions

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Hello Icom experts!

I just picked up a pair of used 4161DS units. Upon firing them up and holding the P0 & P3 keys I can read some info about them. However, I don't know what this info means.

The following values appear :

Rev (firmware version?)
Sum
UT-126H
DRev (UT126 firmware version?)
DSum

What are the Sum & DSum values? They are quite different on both units.

Also, one of the units says BLD CEEC in the sequence, whereas the other does not.

Programming cable has been ordered, but I am curious as to the meaning of these items. Does someone on the forum know what these mean?

Being in Canada, I'm not expecting to see RR appended to anything.
 
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You are correct, and the other numbers are checksums.

I think the radio with BLD CEEC is a later firmware version.

You won't see RR as you have UHF radios. The railroad firmware is only available in the 3161DT.
 
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