I will try to be short as possible. At my job we use xpr6350 from 2015 utilizing 5 conv UHF frequencies, PL & mdc1200 signaling (we only had 5 channels). The summer of 2017 there was talk of going digital and we did later in Oct. The next day we were on DMR. There were no off site contractors that I have seen reprogramming the radios for the big move so can some one answer this. Is it possible that the overnite change was done by over-the-air for all 200-plus radios for Capacity Plus from a remote site? I just thought that the radios need to have an upgraded board installed. As far as I can tell, I don't think the radios were originally purchased for CP years before the move, I need help.
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Moto Capacity Plus question
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So what happened is when your Job site went end of shift. the radio shop went out to your job site and set up the system and radios for you guys.
If they were only in analog before. I'm sure that over the air programming wasn't done. Someone reprogrammed 200 radio. It wouldn't take that long to do. If all the radios were gathered, less than an hour.
Capacity plus is a free software option for XPR6000.
Capacity plus is a free software option for XPR6000.
Thanks for the info.
Amos
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No first generation TRBO radio is capable of OTAP anyway.
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