Hi all im new to the form and young and green but thanks for having me. Currently I have some CDM 1250s and I was given a rick and 2 16 pin cables to go with it. Im trying to figure out how to hook it up as a repeater but when I set the accessory pins to rick RX on one radio and rick TX on the other nothing seems to be working. Anyone have any idea or advice? Thanks in advance!
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motorola CDM rick help
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It would help to know two things; the frequencies you are using and what is a rick?
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A Rick is a simple repeater controlloer, made to easily interface Motorola radios to make light duty repeaters.
A Rick is a simple repeater controlloer, made to easily interface Motorola radios to make light duty repeaters.
wow it's been almost a year and no helpful replies. I too recently obtained a pair of CDM1250s and a RICK with cables and have been floundering trying to figure out the correct setup for creating a duplex repeater.
Anyone watching who can offer some tips?
Thanks
Do you have the RICK manual that explains in detail how to set it up? It has a few configurations.
http://www.repeater-builder.com/motorola/manuals/rick-manual.pdf
http://www.repeater-builder.com/motorola/manuals/rick-manual.pdf
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