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MOTOTRBO and APX radios automatically transmit when plugged into the computer.
- Thread starter hst111
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Firebuff880
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So this is a somewhat known feature.
When you plug the cable into the Workstation you get a device generated with an IP Address. The default is 192.168.1.1 and this just happens to be the default gateway IP of many SOHO / Retail networking products.
So when you connect, all sorts of data goes out the Radio Connection instead of the Network card to your normal gateway. Also, probably 192.168.1.1 Look a the routing table in your PC, netstat -rn in an elevated authority command window.
When you plug the cable into the Workstation you get a device generated with an IP Address. The default is 192.168.1.1 and this just happens to be the default gateway IP of many SOHO / Retail networking products.
So when you connect, all sorts of data goes out the Radio Connection instead of the Network card to your normal gateway. Also, probably 192.168.1.1 Look a the routing table in your PC, netstat -rn in an elevated authority command window.
