Firebuff880
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Find a reputable MOTOTRBO Dealer/Service shop with a good local Archive of previous releases of CPS & Firmware and pay them to fix it as well as bring it current.
Or use it as a wheelchock.
Or use it as a wheelchock.
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Motorola XPR5550e Codeplug password
- Thread starter pippy783
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Before you go off on a rant.. People buy radios at auctions. They sell them all the time. They dont know anything about them nor do they care its a business. But your lack of knowledge of how Mototrbo CPS works is showing. The Trbo line is more designed and marketed to the public business sector. Chances of it being stolen from a Govt agency is slim as . Dealers commonly put a password on them so they have control on reprogramming and can charge for changes. now so even more with CPS being free and easy to get. Getting past a password is more or less simple with the right skill and public software BTW Genesis radio data base is so outdated and incorrect its pathetic
Well I am glad you are here to help the OP as others have said that are in the Industry have said the same as I have.
Yes I have worked in a Shop that sells Entry Level Motorola Gear.
Like I said tell the OP how to fix their Radio.
Yes I have worked in a Shop that sells Entry Level Motorola Gear.
Like I said tell the OP how to fix their Radio.
I can name at least 10 public safety agencies near me that utilize TRBO, your logic is flawed. Just because it's "marketed" for business doesn't mean it can't or isn't used for public safety
