what can i use to open a *jkefr extension file from Kenwood
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Kenwood 800 File
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License Manager Client, for a nx-1000, 3000 or 5000 radio.
Topic is a bit vague
Jkefr is a radio license file.
Topic is a bit vague
Jkefr is a radio license file.
That's what a Kenwood Dealer sent me for a software file that my fire dept is buying
mmckenna
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As Evans pointed out, the JKEFR is a radio feature license key file, it's used to activate features on radios.
You would use that with KPT-300LMC (License manager client) to activate the features on the radio(s).
You still need KPG-D1N (if these are NX-5000's) or KPG-D3N (if these are NX-3000's) to program the radios.
Give us some more details and we can help you. Ultimately the radio shop should be assisting whoever does your radio programming.
Sounds like an OPPS to me.
I would get back on the phone and ask "why are you sending a Radio License Key and not a Software key?"
NOTE: This is a guess based on your initial statements.
Do let us know if this has been resolved.
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