Ht1250 codeplug copying?

[The_Hawk_Master]

I have several ht1250’s i am looking to program the exact same. Is there a way to copy and paste essentially from one radio to another without taking the firmware, serial number, turning data or anything else?
I’m hoping there’s a way to do it without manually entering everything manually as I have 64 channels, 9 zones, 7 scan lists, and a whole library of MDC ID’s. Is there a way to do this without what I mentioned above and without doing radio to radio cloning as I have the usb cable.
I am using cps R06.12.05 because we still use wideband.

 

[davidgcet]

just read the one you want to copy from then write it to the rest. it is will not overwrite the radio specific stuff like serial or tuning data. only gotcha i remember was they must all be the exact same model number.

 

[SteveC0625]

Like David said, if they are the exact same model number, you should be able to write a single codeplug to multiple units.

There is no "copy & paste" between the codeplugs for the Waris series of radios. It's a well known weakness. If you search back here on RR, you'll find a number of threads on this, all with the exact same answer.

 

[The_Hawk_Master]

just read the one you want to copy from then write it to the rest. it is will not overwrite the radio specific stuff like serial or tuning data. only gotcha i remember was they must all be the exact same model number.

Like David said, if they are the exact same model number, you should be able to write a single codeplug to multiple units.

There is no "copy & paste" between the codeplugs for the Waris series of radios. It's a well known weakness. If you search back here on RR, you'll find a number of threads on this, all with the exact same answer.

I have the file preprogrammed for a SDH model but I have 4 more radios that need programmed, they are a RDF model though. I had a different pair that I programmed the same a while back they were both RDH models. Unfortunately when I wrote it to the other radio it took the serial number and firmware number without actually updating the firmware. I had to use the depo tool to revert those fields back to what they should have been. I didn’t look at the tuning piers though although I probably should have.