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CDM 1225
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SteveC0625
Order of the Golden Dino since 1972
There's no such thing as a CDM1225.
The M1225 uses the Radius 1225 RSS or CPS. Version 4.0 was the last and it runs under Win XP.
The CDM750, 1250, and 1550 family are Professional Series radios and use the RVN9025 CPS software.
(There are many previous threads asking the exact same question going back at least 12 years. Using the search function would have found them for you instead of waiting for one of us to figure out what you really mean and then answer your question.)
SteveC0625
Order of the Golden Dino since 1972
Lower right hand corner of the radio's front panel is a small label; Motorola on the top line and Radius M1225 below.
We really need to know what radio you're trying to work on before we can give you a useful answer.
If all else fails, post the model number from the tag on the bottom of the radio and we'll look it up for you.
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