KK7GKG
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Hey does anyone know if there is a programming software for the Motorola r765. I've been lookin into getting one but I'm not finding any information about where you can program it
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Mototola r765
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Might want to take a look at this thread (3) Motorola R765 | RadioReference.com Forums
KK7GKG
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thanks ill look at it
KK7GKG
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I read it and i dont see anywhere that i can find or buy the software
N4KVE
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I was knee deep in Nextel phones until Sprint turned the system off. I don’t remember ever seeing CPS. It was all programmable from the keypad. I’d drop into the local Nextel distributor [huge place] for a FW upgrade once a year, but everything on my end was programmed from the keypad. I still have about six of them that still work GREAT on Direct Talk.
That's because it's more phone than radio.
It was RSS. Two I remember were Agent and Super Agent.
N4KVE
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But I don’t remember them being released to end users. Just that big Nextel distributor who did my FW upgrades. Was it available to the public?
Negative, but I worked for Nextel for 10 years…until crappy Sprint took over.
There were several versions of RSS:
--Agent/Super Agent (Used at Nextel stores to transfer contact lists/address books only)
--Carrier (Used at local repair facilities to do a little more than Superagent)
--Depot (Used at Motorola Repair Depot...was not supposed to get out due to ability to add features and change things like color palettes in the Falcon line of Nextel phones)
--Lab (Used only within Motorola and could change IMEI/Serials and allow the user to see the codeplug in hex form)
Of course Depot and Lab made its way into the Nextel community and gave Nextel users unprecedented access to their Nextel phones and a large modding community came into existence. (NextelModz, IdenInsider, HoFo, etc).
I too was a Nextel employee for few years on Corporate side then Indirect dealer.
Still have my modded i730 somewhere in a drawer. somewhere.
Me too, the modded i530 & i760 live on in the basement.
When I was first hired on at Nextel we were issued Condor i60cs on an employee plan that had unlimited cell/DC and texts as the Falcon line was a few months from being released. I quickly upgraded to a "top of the line" i95cl whos main feature was a color lcd screen (ooooohhhhhh fancy lol). That was around the time the first versions of Webjal (icjal?) was hacked then released that would allow end users to add their own ringtones, wallpapers and java applet games. That was a big deal because before then Nextel users did not have that capability. Once the Falcon line came out I sold my i95cl and upgraded to an i730. Changed the housing to a dark blue see through deal and loaded my own ringtones, color palettes and walls. My district manager hated seeing the highly customized phones as corporate Nextel did not offer those features to their phones at the time and he hated having to hear from customers "Why can't my 730 do that or look like that??"
Those days of Nextel phone modding in the late 90s & early 2000s were great.
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