I am looking for a schematic for a GE Monogram mobile programming cable. I already have a GE compatible rib from Price and the software. Hall Electronics lists this cable RPM1132510/1 as the one I need and has a picture http://www.hallelectronics.com/getech/img/RPM1132510-1.gif but doesn't have a schematic. If anyone has any info on this I would certainly appreciate it.
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Monogram programming cable
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RPM1132510/1 Cable
Use a standard LAN cable, and DB-25 Female connector.
DB-25F LAN Cable
5 W/Blue
6 W/Brown
11 Green
12 Blue
17 Orange
Use a standard LAN cable, and DB-25 Female connector.
DB-25F LAN Cable
5 W/Blue
6 W/Brown
11 Green
12 Blue
17 Orange
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The radio I have here is a monogram, I think. The model number on the label is 344A409P13 Rev. A. This is a 10 channel radio. It beeps when I turn it on and does nothing else. Is it malfunctioning or just not programmed?
The other radio is, obviously, a UHF radio. But I have no idea as to what its frequency range is. Right now, it is programmed for the local public service frequencies in my area. Apparently, it is on a couple of the local police channels. So, I would like to get it onto the local 440 MHz ham frequencies and off of where it is.
Can anyone help me with this. Contact number for me is 440-734-3961. Thanks.
The other radio is, obviously, a UHF radio. But I have no idea as to what its frequency range is. Right now, it is programmed for the local public service frequencies in my area. Apparently, it is on a couple of the local police channels. So, I would like to get it onto the local 440 MHz ham frequencies and off of where it is.
Can anyone help me with this. Contact number for me is 440-734-3961. Thanks.
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