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motorola apx 7000 programming
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hitechRadio
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R13.00.01
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Nope ,That is for ASTRO25 CPS not APX.
This is an APX thread, is it not?
R13.00.01 is the latest for APX
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You are probably right. What is the part number on the APX CPS?
According to my CD disc, it is RVN5224AB
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Thanks!
APX7000 CPS - Could not find a radio connected to the USB Port
Wanted to be able to work on my radio with a Windows 7 PC, and after installing the CPS R11 with Driver (that appears in the Network Adapter container) the CPS replies with the error Cannot find a radio connected to the USB port? After reading several dozen posts about it and tried most all of the remedies without results. I don't have a firewall, the computer is not online, allows unsigned drivers, I have enabled only TCPIP IPv4 and IPv6. The adapter reads the radio and produces an IP address 192.168.128.x. There is no added connection (say in the USB container) only the adapter in Network Adapters. Using CPS it will not connect using this adapter. The radio programs successfully on a PC with XP but not on Windows 7. Any direction would be appreciated.
Wanted to be able to work on my radio with a Windows 7 PC, and after installing the CPS R11 with Driver (that appears in the Network Adapter container) the CPS replies with the error Cannot find a radio connected to the USB port? After reading several dozen posts about it and tried most all of the remedies without results. I don't have a firewall, the computer is not online, allows unsigned drivers, I have enabled only TCPIP IPv4 and IPv6. The adapter reads the radio and produces an IP address 192.168.128.x. There is no added connection (say in the USB container) only the adapter in Network Adapters. Using CPS it will not connect using this adapter. The radio programs successfully on a PC with XP but not on Windows 7. Any direction would be appreciated.
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