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Analog Radio with CPS2

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Hi Everyone,

Kindly is it possible to use an Analog radio (GP series) with the CPS2 software? I've tried with many different cables, but no success.

With Digital radios (DP series), it is normal and has no issues, but with Analog radios, it does not accept it and always shows an error that the cable not support, even so the cable is recognized by the Windows (windows 7) and has a Com port.

Could it be the radio fault? the cable fault? or the software fault?

Thank you very much!

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alcahuete said:
No. CPS2 is Mototrbo CPS. It will not work for analog only radios, only Mototrbo radios.
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Thank you for your reply!
What about CPS, does it work with Analog radios? which software is best use for Analog programming?
 
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salarazad said:
Thank you for your reply!
What about CPS, does it work with Analog radios? which software is best use for Analog programming?
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You're welcome! Honestly, I'm not familiar enough with the non-US versions to give you an answer as to what exact software is going to work. I just know that CPS 2.0 and CPS 16, for example, will not work with those radios. They program the DP series, but I'm not sure what you need for the GP.
 
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