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Codeplug password
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Motorola Programming Password HELP!!!
I just bought a Motorola xpr3500e from Ebay, Seller doesnt know the password. What is the best way to get around it.
Reconrider
Inside the Galaxy
You have 2 options. 1 is put in a blank codeplug in the factory reset/whip option. 2 is return the radio.
I can seem to find a blank code plug for my model
I guess you have one option remaining.
Reconrider
Inside the Galaxy
Like @jtwalker said, you have only 1 option then if you can't find it online. Return it.
I might have a codeplug for you if you have discord I can add you and take a look
I know this subject may be some what dated, but did this get resolved? I have a XPR5550e model AAM28TRN9WA1AN which is the Dashmount unit the codeplug may be compatible with the remote unit model through the cloning method. I have cloned a XTL5000 series Dashmount with a Remote Mount codeplug file in thd past and ig is worth a try.
Let me know if you want to try my blank codeplug file and there are no passwords.
Let me know if you want to try my blank codeplug file and there are no passwords.
Same thing happened to me, the codeplug would be preferred! I assume the CP is for the XPR5550e.
Do you need my email?
Here is the blank codeplug from my XPR5550e.
Well, it appears that I cannot attach a codeplug file because of the type of file extension. I would need your email address.
slicerwizard
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Pretty sure you could upload a zip file.
Sorry to just on an older post but I’m having the same issue with a radio i purchased it has a code plug password that the other owner does not know I contacted the company who had it before him and they confirmed they sold there radios but they could not find the password for the code plug and the guy I got it from will not take it back “private party on FB” could anyone provide any assistance
Xpr5550e model: AAM28JQN9WA1AN
Xpr5550e model: AAM28JQN9WA1AN
I haven't heard anyone ever getting by a password. I spent almost 3 hours the other day with a software expert trying to get by a password using Hex Editor to modify the .exe file and he was unsuccessful.
Oh well, I really hated to throw away 24 perfectly good working radios and 3 multipocket chargers in the trash.
Not sure why you threw away usable equipment but okay
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RadioGuy7268
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Are they now putting a password protect on MUC's?? Really no reason to throw away the stuff. Even used radio housings have value if you can't figure out how to get past the password.
The dealer that last programmed the radios put a password on the codeplug files. That dealer is no longer in business and the previous owner of the radios, has no idea what the password is. The radios were given to me at no cost and now they are nothing more than paperweights now and I'm not going to keep them for parts, I essentially don't need 24 more radios and I don't need the money, they are of no value to me.
Cool, drop the address of the dumpster they are going to be dropped at and I'll come pick them up
Just because you don't know how to get rid of the passwords doesn't mean that someone else can't make use of them, especially the MUCs
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In So Cal I hand a guy the radio with a password and he hands it back a few minutes later without a password. There are many people who can do this for free or a favor with XTL/XTS/APX/XPR. etc.
So you have a contact for him lol I’m in central California
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