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Midland Syn-Tech III P25 Programming

Thread starter honestspider
Start date May 7, 2011

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honestspider

Member

May 7, 2011

I currently own a couple of Midland Syn-Tech III P25 radios that I am interested in programming via the Midland MRP P25 software.

I have been able to successfully program the Midland Syn-Tech III P25 portable via the keypad; however, this is very time comsuming.

I have not yet attepted to program the mobile radio.

When I start the Midland MRP P25 software and connect the radio via the serial cable, the software wants to connect to a SQL Database? I can't seem to get the software to recognize the radio?

Has anyone use this software on these radios; any tips or tricks on getting this setup?

I have already verified my com port settings within the software.

Thanks,
KD0KAH