Is there a vhf/uhf R2 gps stubby antenna available?
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Motorola APX 7000
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The flashcode of my radio says there is a bluetooth board installed. Am i able to use any bluetooth device? I have Skull candy headphones that are bluetooth. Or could i use an ear piece?
Just my experience...I've tried to pair consumer (cell phone) devices with my 8000XE and no luck. I found the link to the 6000 user manual. I suspect mother M designed them to only connect with Moto devices.
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/591854/Motorola-Apx-6000.html?page=134
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/591854/Motorola-Apx-6000.html?page=134
You just have to configure the Bluetooth options under "Radio Wide" in APX CPS:
The option you would probably want to select is "LF MPP & Standard".
That would allow you to pair official Motorola items as well as COTS (Commercial Off The Shelf).
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See my post above....someone just needs to change your Bluetooth settings in your radio.
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There is very little I don't know about programming APX & XTS/XTL line of radios.
My job requires that I eat, sleep, and breathe knowing that info.
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I thank all that put up with my questions along the way.
Only way Moto knowledge gets propagated these days is by online forums and word of mouth.
Just glad to help others out!
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