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APX 8000 Flashcode decode

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I'm attempting to decode a APX8000 flashcode (98XY6g-01s490-2-000000-00000) by using akardam.net Flashcode Decoder R05.03.05 and I get the following error: The submitted flashcode is not in a valid format for the selected platform I'm reading the flash right from the radio so not sure what's going on. Any ideas??
 

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Flashcode 1
APX8000
98XY6g-01s490-2
Flashcode 2
Flashcode 3
Flashcode 4
D1 B1​
Q806
Q806 ASTRO IMBE Digital Operation
D1 B4​
G996

G996 Over the Air Provisioning
D2 B4​
Q498
Q498 Hardware Multikey Encryption w/ OTAR
D3 B1​
QA00570
QA00570 Primary Band: VHF
D3 B2​
QA00571
QA00571 Primary Band: UHF Range 1
D3 B3​
QA00572
QA00572 Primary Band: UHF Range 2
D3 B4​
QA00569
QA00569 Primary Band: 700/800 (Multi-Bit Option)
D3 B5​
QA00569
QA00569 Primary Band: 700/800 (Multi-Bit Option)
D4 B6​
QA09001
QA09001 Wifi Capability
D5 B2​
QA00583
QA00583 Enable Bluetooth Operation
D5 B3​
QA01749
QA01749 Legacy SW System Key Enable
D6 B4​
H38
H38 SmartZone Systems Operation
D6 B6​
QA09008
QA09008 Group Services
D8 B1​
QA00782
QA00782 Enable GPS/GNSS Operation
D9 B1​
Q947
Q947 APCO Packet Data Interface
D9 B5​
QA03399




QA03399 Enhanced Data Operation
D9 B6​
QA09012

QA09012 Mission Critical Geofencing
D10 B3​
Q173
Q173 SmartZone Omnilink MultiZone Operation
D11 B1​
QA00580



QA00580 Enable TDMA Operation
 

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I'm inputting it exactly as I'm reading from the radio (98XY6g-01s490-2-000000-00000)
Nope. You're missing one digit in the last grouping. 6-6-1-6-6 is the format; you have 6-6-1-6-5.

In any event, when the last two groupings are all zeros, you only need to decode the original format FLASHcode, which would be 98XY6g-01s490-2 in your case.
 

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Nope. You're missing one digit in the last grouping. 6-6-1-6-6 is the format; you have 6-6-1-6-5.

In any event, when the last two groupings are all zeros, you only need to decode the original format FLASHcode, which would be 98XY6g-01s490-2 in your case.

Duh, I got it thanks for all of your help folks....
 
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