Latest firmware and software in NX5300 and I tried to use enhance dmr encryption. When I tried to load codeplug error message about using LMC300 to enable the feature. I was only interested so as to be compatible with our stable of XPR radios. Not a huge deal for me I guess. It's free with many other brands I believe.
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Is License required for DMR Enhanced Encryption?
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KWD-5500EE License Key for DMR ARC4 Enhanced Encryption
List price is $40.00
List price is $40.00
More of question on a semi-related note. But would both makes / models of radios be compatible if running on the same encrypted channel / talkgroup?
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If they are the same you should have no issues
I should've been more clear (poor choice of words). I meant more along the lines of cross compatibility of models. (IE Kenwood to Motorola, etc.)
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I understood you. If the encryption mode is the same and the keys are the same then you should have no issues having it work. Encryption is encryption every standard is the same so it should work with every radio that has that option.
That’s what I was getting at.
Basically all should be well provided both the key codes & key order are the same?
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