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Motorola BPR40 Firmware Update?

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b18c_ej8

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Does anything exist to update a BPR40 to a firmware version higher than R02.02.UV2? Using CPS v R02.05.

I have a customer using these marvels, and they won't take the Tx frequency i need to put in, giving me an error "Frequency Is Not Valid". I thought perhaps a firmware upgrade came out to allow the 159.9525 frequency I need to put in there? Right now, it won't allow anything other than 159.950, although it's showing 159.95000 which in my semi-logical mind would mean that it should take the additional digits.
 

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Not too familiar with programming that radio, but it looks like the radio is set for wideband and you're trying to program a narrowband channel into it.
 

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I don’t think they do 7.5 kHz channel spacing—only 15 kHz. Have to be careful for licensing
 
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