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HT1250 and wideband
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BC_Scan
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Id wager a bet its allready in WB mode , however need cable,+ instance of radio software (CPS)
proly best to find someone local to you (ham club) or etc that has old software kicking around on older slower PC as its proly not supported my big M any longer
I'm sure someone can prove me wrong , put originally this would have come via Big M
proly best to find someone local to you (ham club) or etc that has old software kicking around on older slower PC as its proly not supported my big M any longer
I'm sure someone can prove me wrong , put originally this would have come via Big M
when i put the 2Meter Channels in 20 KHz Bandwidth spacing I get an error saying that it needs the Key and when i look in the software it says that the Wide band with capability is not Registered
BC_Scan
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Big M is your only hope , but again its no longer supported possibly ?
you have to register , take an on line course etc, this is my understanding
you have to register , take an on line course etc, this is my understanding
it's not Supported any Longer. they have it for the Mototrubo Software. which will not work for the HT1250. with Software. there is always a way. I am just not good enough with Programming to be able to figure out myself on how to either de compile it to view the Source Code. Or know what Registry File it is to edit it. I hoping someone has done that all ready
brndnstffrd
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Use an older version of the programming software. The final release that supported Wideband was version 6.12.05.
That, or hex edit it. There are guides out there on how to do it.
This site may be interesting to you: Waris - W9CR
With my version software, R6.11.10, on my HP Laptop with the XP Operating System, I am able to select any of the three choices of bandwidth without any problem.
I am looking for the hex edit guides. I can't seem to find any
kayn1n32008
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You need the second to last release of CPS for the HT series. It will write wideband channels.
Also, you need to use 25kHz not 20kHz. 20kHz is +/- 4Khz deviation.
Use 25 kHz if you want to use 2 meter Amateur radio.
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