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HT Series & Radius M1225 help

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Data_OverLoad

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Good Day Everyone.

I have:
- 4, HT750
- 2, HT1000
- 1, Radius M1225
- Cloning cable for the HT750
- cable for both HT750 & HT1000
- Motorola HT Series Programming Software
- black box that says "Motorola" (need help to know it is)

Let me start off by saying that I am a noob to the Radio community and have no exprence with working with them. I got these radios from the company I was working at, they were trashing them so I ask if i can have them.

What I need help with is that all the radios talk to the Radius M1225, however all but two radios can talk to each other (meaning, if I talk into a HT750 or HT1000, I can not hear myself on any other of the HT Series). I was wondering if I can get some help to have all the Radios to work together.






Edward.
 
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Data_OverLoad

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Thanks for the fast reply everyone. After reading up online i do find myself with a good deal :D

I am wondering if anyone has been able to tell me what the black box is? I cant find any information online.



Thank you,
Edward.
 
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Mr_Observer

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The box in your last picture is a RIB. It is used to program the radios you have. the RIB will connect to your computer and the programming cable will connect the rib to the radio. If you have the software and it is properly configured to run on your computer than you can program the radios to work on any freq in the band they were designed for.

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