Can someone explain what an ACE NAC is? Whats the point of it? Is it different from a nac of like 19h etc?

[Mogley]

Same as title. If I wanted to program this into a p25 radio, how would I do so?

 

[KevinC]

Same as title. If I wanted to program this into a p25 radio, how would I do so?

A NAC is hexadecimal, A-F and 0-9. So ACE is a valid NAC.

 

[ProScan]

Also the 'h' in 19h means it's hexadecimal so 19h = 019 hexadecimal

 

[GTR8000]

Sometimes also notated as $ACE or $019, or even 0xACE or 0x019

Anyway, like Kevin said, ACE is a valid NAC. So is CAB or BAD or FAD or...you get the point.

 

[wtp]

the usual counting numbers: decimal or base 10
computer talk: binary or base 2
a computer use or motorola radio programming: hexadecimal or base 16

 

[ecps92]

Same as title. If I wanted to program this into a p25 radio, how would I do so?

Make and Model ?
Caution - some radios take the NAC in Decimal format vs Hexadecimal