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CPS 2.0 Codeplug to CPS 16

rfa5

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I have a codeplug from my XPR 3500e that was programmed using CPS 2.0 that I would like to use on my XPR 7550e that is using CPS 16. What is the easiest way to accomplish this? I would prefer to keep the 7550 using CPS 16 .
 

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Sub program cps 16
Ctrl+a
Crtl+c
move cursor
Ctrl+v
Print "Done?"
If input = y print "Yay!"
else
Goto to line 1
End sub
dickie757...I haven't done a whole lot of Motorola programming, just mostly local DMR repeaters and my hotspot along with some analog stuff. Your reply above is obviously above my pay grade! Any explanation would be most appreciated. Thanks!
 

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Pseudo-code for BASIC. More of a humorous explaination of what I do.

Ctrl+a highlights all characters in the selected field, Ctrl+c copies it to clipboard, then when you put the cursor into the adjacent field in 16, Ctrl+v pastes the info from 2.0.
 
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