Muxlow
Super Secret
Im looking for 2 codeplugs. The ones in my radios went bad somehow
D45zxa5jc7ak and d35zxa5jc7ak
If anyone has one or both of these pm me
D45zxa5jc7ak and d35zxa5jc7ak
If anyone has one or both of these pm me
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Muxlow
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fixed the one radio, the other wont let me read it. makes it about 50% and gives me different error codes each time. This time its error #8, and now says selectively inhibited, and now comm problem. Im not sure witch one of these to belive
Astrogoth13
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Bad connection not bad codeplug. Try slowing down your com port settings a notch.
Muxlow
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How do i do that? Im on a old windows 95 comp from back in the day. Vallue village special 3 bucks lol Alls it does is run trunk88 and the spectra software
3 bucks lol Alls it does is run trunk88 and the spectra software
Muxlow
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awww. perhaps thats my problem then
Muxlow
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I keep getting EEprom vers do not match, then a error 16
Whats this mean and how cna it be fixed?
How do i reprogramm the eeprom? Do i need a different program.. or is it done in r06.00.05
Whats this mean and how cna it be fixed?
How do i reprogramm the eeprom? Do i need a different program.. or is it done in r06.00.05
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You're allowed no more questions until you certify that you're running RSS under real DOS. And that doesn't mean a DOS window, or a command prompt under windows. I mean Microsoft DOS.
Also, you DO realize that you'll need system keys to program those radios onto a trunking system, right?
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Muxlow
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windows 98. restart in ms dos. its what iv been in the last few questions.
I got the radio to programm but i got the eeprom error alot before it worked. Now i have a fail 01 82. And yes. I the key for my system. It was working a while ago then i added a few conven channels and took them out. Thats when these errors started
I got the radio to programm but i got the eeprom error alot before it worked. Now i have a fail 01 82. And yes. I the key for my system. It was working a while ago then i added a few conven channels and took them out. Thats when these errors started
Restarting WIN98 into it's integral DOS mode may not work. Get DOS 6.22 or earlier. All that chatter about using real DOS is true. There are no shortcuts, there are no work arounds. Unless you use actual DOS, your results are going to be iffy. It may work for some people on some computers, but there are no guarantees. Quit screwing around and get real DOS. I CAN'T STRESS THAT ENOUGH!
Ok... The FAIL 01/82 is a checksum error in the codeplug. It can happen when the radio features don't match the code plug, among other causes. Were you trying to bit bang the radio at all? Based on your various errors, especially the error 8, I'm of the belief that there are details you haven't shared with us yet.
The usual fix is to read the codeplug in the radio, then write it back in to the radio without making any changes. I can cause, and clear a FAIL 01/82 at will by modifying the eeprom on the MLM board. If that doesn't work, you could try force feeding the codeplug of the working radio into the non-working radio. You may end up with a FAIL 01/82 again, and then read, and re-write THAT codeplug and see if it clears. BUT ONLY DO THAT WHEN YOU HAVE DOS.
Spectra Lab, Bitbanger menu.
Selective inhibit means your radio was stunned by the administrator.
BTW your radios ID has most likely been logged as a rouge radio.
Are you trying to track a trunking system with auto affiliation enabled and your radio is not registered ?
QUOTE: This time its error #8, and now says selectively inhibited, and now comm problem. Im not sure witch one of these to belive
From the Motorola smartnet guide.
Selective Radio Inhibit
Selective Radio Inhibit addresses the issue of a radio that has been
misplaced or stolen by allowing managers to remove any unauthorised
radio from operating on the system. Once inhibited, the radio is
inoperable until it is recovered, at which time it can be easily reinstated
back into the system within seconds.
Selective Radio Inhibit is a valuable asset for helping control security
in your system. Activation of this feature helps ensure that
“unauthorised people” cannot use your radio to monitor or interrupt
important communications. The radio will be rendered virtually useless
to an unauthorised user since it can no longer transmit or received
audio. If your business is providing a radio service for fee, then
selective radio inhibit can help maximise your ability to collect errant
accounts.
Mike
BTW your radios ID has most likely been logged as a rouge radio.
Are you trying to track a trunking system with auto affiliation enabled and your radio is not registered ?
QUOTE: This time its error #8, and now says selectively inhibited, and now comm problem. Im not sure witch one of these to belive
From the Motorola smartnet guide.
Selective Radio Inhibit
Selective Radio Inhibit addresses the issue of a radio that has been
misplaced or stolen by allowing managers to remove any unauthorised
radio from operating on the system. Once inhibited, the radio is
inoperable until it is recovered, at which time it can be easily reinstated
back into the system within seconds.
Selective Radio Inhibit is a valuable asset for helping control security
in your system. Activation of this feature helps ensure that
“unauthorised people” cannot use your radio to monitor or interrupt
important communications. The radio will be rendered virtually useless
to an unauthorised user since it can no longer transmit or received
audio. If your business is providing a radio service for fee, then
selective radio inhibit can help maximise your ability to collect errant
accounts.
Mike
You can get "selectively inhibited" messages from a bad connection between the radio and computer. I've had it happen to me before too.
Muxlow
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Must bethe dumb ribless cable iv been useing and the non "real dos" mode
It worked a few months ago then i went to reprogram it and poof. Got all these wacky errors on both radios
It worked a few months ago then i went to reprogram it and poof. Got all these wacky errors on both radios
That's why people jump up and down screaming, saying don't use the ribless cables and anything but real DOS. They're not kidding.
Muxlow
Super Secret
I have a rib box but it dont seem to work with the cable.. so i figured id try the ribles.. maybe i got a bad box. ill grab another and get another cable for it and try all over again
spectra/dos...again
Muxlow: We went thru this with you in December '97. In the current vernacular: SSDD.
What part of MS-DOS 6.22 do you not get?
In review:
1. MS.DOS 6.22-for gods sake, you can download it off the internet these days!
2. real RIB and cable. I told you this last year!
With the last version of the RSS that you have, your computer should be OK.
If you aren't happy with our advice, go to Batlabs. I hear they're really helpful there.
Muxlow: We went thru this with you in December '97. In the current vernacular: SSDD.
What part of MS-DOS 6.22 do you not get?
In review:
1. MS.DOS 6.22-for gods sake, you can download it off the internet these days!
2. real RIB and cable. I told you this last year!
With the last version of the RSS that you have, your computer should be OK.
If you aren't happy with our advice, go to Batlabs. I hear they're really helpful there.
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