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Can anyone tell me if XTS-5000 or any of the 'newer' Moto-radios can be re-flashed with firmware to shorten or extend the 'length' of the ISP (Inbound Signal Packet) for use within an existing, P25 Phase 1 compliant system (e.g. 12.5 kHz channels, 9600 baud control channel signaling, IMBE vocoding version 6.X)?

Also, can the 'listen on control channel' be likewise shortened or extended for a shorter or longer duration channel assignment or registration OSP (Outbound Signal Packet)?

Many thanks in advance.

Steve
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