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Ericsson KRD 103 123/2 R2B

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Looking for any information I can find. Bought it on Ebay cheap... The only information I have is what I see on the radio "KRD 103 123/2 R2B" FCC ID F3JETM4800 Canada 287 194 176A I also have a serial number if that helps any... Appears to be a data radio, as it has the connection on the back for a DataRadio Modem (I just ordered some of those too).

I can find KRD 103 XXX but never KRD 103 123, not on RR or Google or anywhere...

Specifically I would like to know the pinout for the RJ45 jack on the front, I connected a DB9-RJ45 which I think is a cisco cable but whenever I try to use any of the programming software I have the radio reboots over and over and the software is unable to connect, same thing if I try to use a plain old com port connection in Secure-CRT.

I have DB9F and RJ45 connectors I can manually pin out to create a proper programming cable, I saw someone mention checking the flash version to see if I need a RIB or not, but this has no menu button on it for me to look.

Also as far as the pinout, anyone know if it is possible to rig up a different mic to use this port?
 
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I have a Maxon TM-4800 and can not find the software to program. Yes it requires a rib box, which is the only thing I've been ever able to find out. I sure which I could get a hold of the software. Any know whre I can gfet a copy.
 
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