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Xg100p programing issue?

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n9ihx

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Having an issue programing myXG100p. I have a XG100m also that I programed the same mission plan and its working great. I programed my xg100p which has the options needed such as trunking , P25, and wideband enabled. The issue is when I try to scan conventional freqs such as ham, marine, and railroad I get an invalid channel alert. That issue only happens when I add a trunking system to the mission plan. . If the conventional channels are the only ones in the radio they work fine. If the trunking is added the systems all work correctly the trunking works fine but I can't scan the conventional. The same freqs entered in a p25 system work correctly and will scan. Also gmrs channels work correctly. The exact same mission plan in my 100m works correctly. I locally entered all the freqs I didn't just dump the mobile plan in and the issue is still there. Its probably something stupid been thru it a bunch of times and can't find anything programmed incorrectly. Wondering if anyone has seen this before and may have the solution.

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Hi Greg. Are you programming for NAS? If so, check your Tx/Rx frequency pairs to ensure both are within the 100p’s parameters. Sometimes the Ham offsets don’t match Harris‘s preset splits. Just a thought. 73’s - John KD9PQM
 

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Your radio is most likely not featured out for a trunking or trunking-related feature set. Invalid Channel means theres something in your mission plan that isnt enabled in the radio itself, since RPM does nothing to stop you from programming in functions that are not actually enabled in the radio itself. Check your feature set and see what is enabled in the radio.
 
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Hi Greg. Are you programming for NAS? If so, check your Tx/Rx frequency pairs to ensure both are within the 100p’s parameters. Sometimes the Ham offsets don’t match Harris‘s preset splits. Just a thought. 73’s - John KD9PQM
Hi John…Its strange the mobile works fine with the same mission plan. The conventional stuff works fine until I add a trunking system to the mission plan so I would presume there is something amiss with the trunking system. All the pairs are correct and the p25 conventional stuff scans ok. I think it may have something to do with the scanning but not sure. The alerts say invalid timestamp invalid channel in system.

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You're radio is most likely not featured out for a trunking or trunking-related feature set. Invalid Channel means theres something in your mission plan that isnt enabled in the radio itself, since RPM does nothing to stop you from programming in functions that are not actually enabled in the radio itself. Check your feature set and see what is enabled in the radio.
Don’t think thats the issue. The trunking systems work correctly if they’re in the radio with or without the conventional systems and the conventional systems work correctly and scan if there is no trunking system in the radio. Also if the conventional analog freqs are put in a p25 conventional system it all works correctly.
Options:
P25 data
Otap
P25 conventional
Otar
Encryption
Trunking
Vhf, uhf. 7-800
Des-cfb
Phase 2
Gps
Bluetooth
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P25 E data
P25 inband gps
 

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Loaded two separate mission plans one conventional and the other trunking. Both are working correctly so for some reason I can’t have trunking and conventional combined in the same mission plan.
 
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