Is a system key required to monitor a trunk system phase 1 or 2?
Using firmware version 6 and software version 14.
Using firmware version 6 and software version 14.
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Mine scans and tracks fine without one but I've only had one trunked system programmed so far.
Yes,an AAC (WACN Key) will be required if you're using a legit version of RPM14 with a license key from Harris.
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Best to stay with RPM10 if you wish to use it for NAS.
You can NAS just fine with 14C.
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Yea you are right, it's just easier with R10 since you don't need a key.
Can you go backwards with RPM say you have a radio programmed with 14 can you use 10..?
Thanks for the great response.
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Yes I think so
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The firmware used with RPM14 is not compatible with RPM10. You would need to get the radio downgraded to XGP R02A26 to use RPM10.
Yes I have done it a few times.
after updating the firmware xgpro 2a26 to xlpro6 G03 and using a working mission plan but now it lost the p25 phase1 and phase 2 channels. How ever if I leave it on for a hour suddenly it starts to work again. Any one have a clue what it happens as I wanted to have the newer firmware for the DTMF feature.
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