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Harris XG-100M programming problem
- Thread starter loki7777
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And to keep it simple just for starters, make the first personality you create very simple; one conventional frequency set, one system. Once you've got that into the radio successfully and ensured that no problems cropped up, you can create a new personality with whatever you want in it.
And when you do start creating a new personality file with all your stuff in it, it's best to do it one frequency set or group set and one system at a time; load that into the radio and make sure no errors appear. Then save as a new name, add the next frequency or group set and system, and load that to the radio, making sure that no errors appear. Repeat as necessary.
Takes a bit longer that way, but it makes it a lot easier to track down problems as you go.
I totally agree write a new KISS codeplug and write it to the radio. Mabe write the NIFOG 8 Call 90 first and program it .
