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Motorola xpr3300e zones
- Thread starter Chesky
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Are you sure because I was able to have up to five zones? I was wondering, maybe if I could have more like the XPR 7550
Your radio supports up to 32 channels and 2 zones, with a maximum of 16 channels per zone (page 31)
16 channels according to the OEM Mototola Spec Sheet
How do you figure the radio has the ability to cycle between 5 different zones? If you need more than 16 channels get an XPR7350, if you need more than 32 channels get an XPR7550
Not saying you are wrong, just pointed out what Motorola says in the Users Guide.
Because I put 5 zones and it works
XPR 3300e supports up to 64 channels. A few months back I had to open a case with Motorola as the radio firmware and CPS supported multiple zones, but the CPS did not allow you to program any buttons to toggle between zones. After elevating the case to the engineering department I was given a modified version of the CPS, and now the current version available to download from Partner Hub should support multiple zones and the ability to cycle through them. Voice announcements are obviously very helpful for keeping track of where you are considering the lack of a display.
Do you happen to know the case number?
Something I could reference to. Otherwise, I feel like they will be giving me a runaround.
