Nope, not even close.
You'll need MT1000 RSS which is probably no longer available.
You'll need MT1000 RSS which is probably no longer available.
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No, It does not
Still no.
cabletech
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No, the MT1000 uses Part # RVN 4017 R03.02.00 last update 2/12/2001 (DOS)
The ASTRO25 uses Part # RVN 4186 R15.00.00 dtded 9/24/2010 (WIN) for the following: XTS 1500/2500/4000/5000 and PR1500, astro spectra plus.
And there is a differant series for the regular astro, RVN 4184 R05.03.00 Dtded 10/21/2008
The HT-EX-MTX uses RVN 9025 R06.12.00 dtd 3/2011 (WIN)
However, the HT1000 is even older and uses dos program.
All four are differant and are not inter changeable.
The ASTRO25 uses Part # RVN 4186 R15.00.00 dtded 9/24/2010 (WIN) for the following: XTS 1500/2500/4000/5000 and PR1500, astro spectra plus.
And there is a differant series for the regular astro, RVN 4184 R05.03.00 Dtded 10/21/2008
The HT-EX-MTX uses RVN 9025 R06.12.00 dtd 3/2011 (WIN)
However, the HT1000 is even older and uses dos program.
All four are differant and are not inter changeable.
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No, you need HT1000 RSS. CPS was never released for the HT1000.
You're 2 years behind. Latest version is R17.01.02 released 29 June 2012.
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cabletech
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mikeOxlong, Thanks for the update on the ver #. I am taking this info from the software matrex that I recieved from MOTO this time last year and my own records/software list.
No, it does not. You need yet another software package for that radio. I don't think Motorola offers that software anymore due to its age. You can find in the wild if you look around.:wink:
RegionalComNet
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If you need help for the following portables (Mt1000/HT1000), let me know. But keep in mind that the MT1000 is not narrow band compliant.
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eBay.
RegionalComNet
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I recommend the Com Port style over the USB.
RegionalComNet
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Ok then check Ebay, I usually get it from ''KAWAMALL'' Ebay name, very reliable.
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W2NJS
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Brandon,
If you're considering narrowbanding HT1000 radios, be advised that in most cases only the radios with a DN suffix on the serial number can be narrowbanded. The AN, BN, and CN models are usually wideband only.
If you're considering narrowbanding HT1000 radios, be advised that in most cases only the radios with a DN suffix on the serial number can be narrowbanded. The AN, BN, and CN models are usually wideband only.
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