I have majorly wrecked the current codeplug for my TK-5210 K2. I think at this point since there is so much info it would be best to just revert to a 100% blank codeplug. Does anybody have any idea on a good place to start?
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TK-5210 K2 Default "Blank" Codeplug
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Pardon me KD4EFM...I should have been more descriptive. I have been using a Motorola HT for a long time almost 1 year and I have a new use for the Kenwood HT. I have zero capability to revert back to last programmed file (also have new computer).
avdrummerboy
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Unlike Motorolas, Kenwoods are relatively easygoing when it comes to their code plugs, pretty hard to brick a Kenwood in my experience. That being said, what was said above is the best way, just write up a new code plug from scratch and upload it to the radio, any features not supported by the radio firmware will popup in a dialogue box before sending the info to the radio and it will be programmed without those features.
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