Did anyone see the video that Rays Pager Sales posted to there Facebook page? He showed the new 1.30 firmware and stated that it would be released in a few days...
So long as you haven't installed a V1.40 beta release (I don't think that existed a year ago), you should be OK. You might install the new version of PPS (which will come with the new firmware) first, and make sure that it can import your profile from the old version. Then proceed to install the new firmware. AFAIK there's no need to install any intermediate updates.I was wondering if it mattered whether or not I've done the various firmware updates in the last year or more when it comes to doing the firmware update that is most recent? I programmed my G5 when I got it, played with it for just a little bit, but then did a beta update and haven't updated again as far as I can remember. This has been over a year ago I'm sure. Can I just grab the latest update and everything work okay or do I have to go through the older updates and get those along the way?
Thank you for your reply and help. If I remember right, one of the last updates I had done was more like 1.04, 1.06, or maybe an update or two after thoseSo long as you haven't installed a V1.40 beta release (I don't think that existed a year ago), you should be OK. You might install the new version of PPS (which will come with the new firmware) first, and make sure that it can import your profile from the old version. Then proceed to install the new firmware. AFAIK there's no need to install any intermediate updates.
1.3 has TG hold and block, also handles stacked tones perfectly, adds the ability to alias UIDsDoes anyone know which of the new features in 1.40 will be included in 1.30 if any?
Can't wait for the stacked pages !!!!1.3 has TG hold and block, also handles stacked tones perfectly, adds the ability to alias UIDs
I can tell you that my airpods connect perfectly on my G5's beta version.Looking forward to improved bluetooth capabilities with 1.3 hopefully
Oh yeah. This is the most annoying feature that needs to be resolved.I really wish Unication would make it possible to change zones while a talkgroup is active..Moving through the menus when a talkgroup is active is very painful.
If you can interrupt a voice call by changing knob positions, why not also be able to change zones during a call? Maybe there's some technical reason but on the face of it, it makes no sense.I really wish Unication would make it possible to change zones while a talkgroup is active..Moving through the menus when a talkgroup is active is very painful.
Well, you can also miss pages by switching knob positions or turning the volume down. Firmware can't stop that.I think it's because the firmware is designed such that receiving a message (page) takes precedence over everything else, to minimise the possibility of a critical message being missed due to the user messing around in the menus, etc. I agree that it's a frustrating experience, especially for a casual listener.
Switching knob positions is an intentional action that changes what you're receiving. If alerting is configured appropriately, it can override the volume control (you'll at least hear the alert tones, and can play back the recorded message).Well, you can also miss pages by switching knob positions or turning the volume down. Firmware can't stop that.