hparott7
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I have mototrbo cps 2.0.151.292.0. When I try to read it, it says "error code #101005, code plug not supported. I tried to hit the update button, but it says, no packages found. Help would be greatly appreciated.
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hparott7
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how do i get the upgrade package
RadioGuy7268
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You would need CPS 16 in order to read the radio in its current state, then try to update using CPS 16 to something closer to ancient, even if you can't get to S 01.17. The S 01.17 was a special release to fix an audio issue, the R 01.16/17.xx should still work. Once you're into the realm of new enough, you should then be able to read it/change it/write it with CPS 2.0
If you're paying someone else to do it, it's rarely worth it. If you take it on as a learning project, then maybe it's worthwhile, but you've made the radio less desirable to 90% of the folks who would rather have the radio still using CPS 16.
If you need to get CPS16 to start with, I'd just stay with CPS16 for that unit, but that's me. I avoid using CPS2 for nearly everything except new radios.
If you're paying someone else to do it, it's rarely worth it. If you take it on as a learning project, then maybe it's worthwhile, but you've made the radio less desirable to 90% of the folks who would rather have the radio still using CPS 16.
If you need to get CPS16 to start with, I'd just stay with CPS16 for that unit, but that's me. I avoid using CPS2 for nearly everything except new radios.
hparott7
Member
How do i get cps 16
hparott7
Member
Is it through my view?
hparott7
Member
I got it thanks for the help everyone
I use CPS 14 for my older Mototrbo, XPR6550 and older.
You can update the firmware to the latest for this radio, firmware files are fairly easy to find on-line. (I probably have that.)
After upgrade, then you should be able to read the codeplug if not locked, or start a new one from scratch.
Mototrbo is all trunking, so you will need authorization for a given site(s). You can program conventional channels, and there are some ham fixes for amateur.
This was a bit of learning curve for me, but I have a couple working codeplugs, and the radio is nice.
You can update the firmware to the latest for this radio, firmware files are fairly easy to find on-line. (I probably have that.)
After upgrade, then you should be able to read the codeplug if not locked, or start a new one from scratch.
Mototrbo is all trunking, so you will need authorization for a given site(s). You can program conventional channels, and there are some ham fixes for amateur.
That is because you don't have the needed firmware files on your PC where CPS can find it.
This was a bit of learning curve for me, but I have a couple working codeplugs, and the radio is nice.
