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XPR 3500
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I moved your question to its own thread.
Maxx102
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I referred to the XPR3500 User's Guide (page #7) for this, but the short answer is no....the left and right arrow buttons are the navigational buttons for the radio and are not programmable. However, Side button #1 and Side button #2 (both right below the PTT Button) and P1 and P2 buttons are programmable.
But out of curiosity, why would you want to use buttons instead of the channel selector knob? Are you over 16 channels?
http://www.motorolasolutions.com/we...s/_staticfiles/MOTOTRBO_XPR3500_UserGuide.pdf
But out of curiosity, why would you want to use buttons instead of the channel selector knob? Are you over 16 channels?
http://www.motorolasolutions.com/we...s/_staticfiles/MOTOTRBO_XPR3500_UserGuide.pdf
N4KVE
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You can't. These buttons are for features, like hi/lo power, simplex [talkaround], scan on/off, etc. To change freq's, you need to rotate the ch knob. No other way to change freq's.
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