EFJohnson handheld question

[kjl13]

I am using the program "PCConfigure" to configure the radios and I'd like to use the same config on all the radios without having to do it for each one. But when I try to use the config from radio 1 and put it on radio 2 I get this error:
https://gyazo.com/ac08680080361b17a571ed900621a98f

Radio 1 version info:
https://gyazo.com/1430cd67e58d20008ece6324792e2ddc

Radio 2 version info:
https://gyazo.com/463b899aee11cee3f788ca4d38b97e82

Regards,
Kyle

 

[AD0TY]

Hi again Kyle,

You'll find that PCConfigure is an extremely frustrating piece of software. It is really garbage. Anyway, did you read the file out of one radio and you're trying to write it to the other? Is there a trunking system involved? My guess is that there is a trunking system involved. I don't know if you're writing it on purpose or if the radio you read from has a trunking system in it that you just haven't fully gotten rid of. To program trunking, you have to have a system key. It won't let you read a trunking system from one radio and dump it into another without the key. We've always had a usb dongle with the system key on it, but I understand there is a way to do it with software. If you're not trying to program trunking, then you need to go through the program and be sure that the only systems left are conventional.

 

[kjl13]

Hi again Kyle,

You'll find that PCConfigure is an extremely frustrating piece of software. It is really garbage. Anyway, did you read the file out of one radio and you're trying to write it to the other? Is there a trunking system involved? My guess is that there is a trunking system involved. I don't know if you're writing it on purpose or if the radio you read from has a trunking system in it that you just haven't fully gotten rid of. To program trunking, you have to have a system key. It won't let you read a trunking system from one radio and dump it into another without the key. We've always had a usb dongle with the system key on it, but I understand there is a way to do it with software. If you're not trying to program trunking, then you need to go through the program and be sure that the only systems left are conventional.

I looked into this, and it is because of an old trunked system.
Thanks for your help.

- Kyle