Hello. I'm new to the forum, but I have a few years experience in Motorola Mobile and handheld radios (with limited experience in APX models). I received an HT1250LS from eBay labeled as untested. I've been ordering radios in this condition and performing repairs as needed, but this is the first time I received one that had a CPS password. I can't read or write without entering the password. Needless to say, the seller denied knowing the password and doesn't accept returns. I'm using Professional Series CPS R06.12.05. The model of this radio is H25RDH9DU5AN. I've tried everything from Hex editing CPS to bypass the password requirement to monitoring the serial port for raw data to try and locate the password in text format (as I've been able to do with CDM series radios in the past). Nothing has yielded any results. Does anyone have a Codeplug I could jam into this thing? I would greatly appreciate any help. Thank you.
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Motorola HT1250LS UHF Codeplug Inquiry
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