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Motorola CPS 2.0

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LowderK

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Ok only Motorola online account I just downloaded 2.24.200.0 can anyone tell me if this is the newest version.... I have some new XPR 5550e to program
 

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If you clicked on the M2020.01 CPS 2.0 then yes that's the latest one posted. It's what I get when I download..

Unless you are doing only one or two devices you should be in Radio Manager going forward for everything.

Features and Functions for managing a system in the Radio Manager that are not in the CPS any longer.

On a different note, what is in the new subscribers for firmware now ?
 

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On a different note, what is in the new subscribers for firmware now ?
I have a newer "Enabled" model 5550e made in NOV 2018 that shipped with 2.09 and it has everything listed as free except for Capacity Max so I assume that is probably the way the current "Enabled" radios are configured also.
Maybe he received new radios with firmware that require it?
That's almost certainly the case since the radios are shipping with 2.10 now.
 

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Actually, that was my question. Since M2020.01 should be in the factory I was wondering if he got 2.10 or M20.
It would depend on when the radio was actually made. I'm not sure if the M20 is shipping yet. It's been a minute since I have picked up any brand new radios, but there are many "New" radios with 2.10 that have not been sold yet that are basically new-old-stock now.
 

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It would depend on when the radio was actually made. I'm not sure if the M20 is shipping yet. It's been a minute since I have picked up any brand new radios, but there are many "New" radios with 2.10 that have not been sold yet that are basically new-old-stock now.
A new radio will always leave the factory with the most current firmware available, regardless of when it was actually manufactured.
 

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A new radio will always leave the factory with the most current firmware available, regardless of when it was actually manufactured.

Wish that were true, but they do not unpack update and repack the inventory before it ships to a dealer. Some dealers I work with assume that a firmware update has to be part of the commissioning process so they don't under estimate the cost of deploying the system. . This is due to being burned in the past.
 

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I have seen brand new radios where the FW version is marked on the tag, & a separate small tag next to it with the next FW bump that was done while the radio was still at the factory.
 

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I have seen brand new radios where the FW version is marked on the tag, & a separate small tag next to it with the next FW bump that was done while the radio was still at the factory.
Yes! My friend bought a 7550e a few years ago and on the tag it was R02.08, and on the sticker it said R02.09. Not common but I have definitely seen it before.
 
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