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New to Motorola Programming and I am looking for a Beginners Guide

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HerberR

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Finally decided to make an account after being tasked with getting 3x CM200d's (VER R01.21.03.0002) connected to a recently purchased Cubic/Vocality ROIP device to integrate with our Firstnet radios. These CM200d's were operating as Bus Radios for the last few years and I'm not sure how difficult it is going to be to reprogram these using CPS to work on the appropriate channels. I was provided a table of channels/frequencies from an R7 and I have our general reference table for the frequencies that we are operating in.

I'm hoping there is a crash course for dummies or a good youtube video to accomplish this but most of the motorola stuff I can stumble across seems to relate to the handhelds and not the mobile variants (not sure if there is a difference).

Please let me know if I can answer any questions.
 
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I think it's pretty easy... I believe that is M2021.04 so you need CPS 2. Plug the radio into the PC, do a read on it... make changes as necessary in the software... and then write to it. Done. If the 3 radios match, you can then clone to the other 2.
 
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