Motorola RSS and CPS versions

[mrhamradio]

Hello All,
Maybe I'm overlooking it or just can't find it. Does anyone know of a site that shows what radio took what software? I'm NOT looking for software, just what versions was used for all the types of radios. Let's say one had a Micor, it would take software XXX thru XXX or what ever. Or, like the newer CPS does, version XXX will program these radio's or just this radio, etc, etc.
Thanks for any help or a link to such a site that someone may have compiled.

 

[b7spectra]

Check out Batwing Laboratories. It's pretty much the Radio Reference of Motorola!

 

[W2NJS]

The Motorola software listing on batlabs.com is neither all-inclusive nor up to date, and doesn't include any GUI/CPS program listings, or anything involving P25 for that matter. Try a Google search and you'll probably come up with something much more current.

 

[davidgcet]

add to that a Micor is not nor never will be programmable, it is a crystal controlled unit that uses 1 channel element per TX and 1 per RX freq(some UHF models used only 1 pack for both but still per channel).

 

[gary123]

I have an extensive crossreferance. just ask for what your looking for. The list includes all markets as well as Icom,Tait,Johnson and Kenwood

 

[OpSec]

Find someone that likes you with MOL access and they can at least tell you what the current versions are.

 

[w9dmw]

Hello,
I am looking for the RSS # for the Motorola AXV5100 Radio.Any help would be appreciated, (don.w9dmw@gmail.com).
TNX Don

 

[Rconk312]

Would you be willing to share that reference ?

 

[gary123]

the radios have been replaced with the RDX series. The current version of the RDX software is v2.02. I dont know if it programms the AXV radio or not (probably not).

The RDX software is free from Moto and so was the AXV software. I see no problem with posting the link to the Motorola site (admins can remove it if they dissagree my apoligies if not allowed)

Motorola | RDX On-Site Two-Way Business Radios | Microsite

if this dosnt work we will try again.

 

[gary123]

Unfortunatly I cant edit the last post anymore.

I did a bit or R&D and found out that the Motorola Alpha series CPS RVN4196 is what you need to program the radios.