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Mcs2000 900mhz R02.03.00

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Gentlemen,

I have an mcs2000 for 900 and I'm attempting to locate which hex strings to edit. All the information that I've come up with on the internet is for version 2.00.03 but I'm running R 02.03.00

I'm aware that many people use Base Converter to figure out what the correct values would be but as it is, I'm already unfamiliar with hex editing and would rather not screw it up. Any help is appreciated. (Or if you have the ability to send me what I need, even better).

Thanks and Merry Christmas
 
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I do not believe the hex edit is FW specific. I have programmed many MCS2000's for 902/927 with the same hex, & the radios all had different FW versions.
 
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Hello again, after re-attempting to hex edit r02.03.00 for the 900 ham band, I believe I've successfully found both hex values to replace. I've saved the file but when I attempt to open it I receive an error that FH50c.dll was not found and the program will not open. I looked on one of those dll resource sites that you can find missing .dll's on but no luck. Anyone have any suggestions?
 
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Did you save an original copy of the file you edited. If not you may need to do a full uninstall then reinstall CPS and start over.
 
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