I am new to the programming as I started out with tidradios and have since upgraded to kenwoods. I have a brand new tk 5320 and tk 5220 and cannot seem to get the p25 to accept in the radio both radios are supposedly p25. I’m not sure what I am doing wrong. I started out with narrow band software and was able to get wide band software which is hard to find. Another question I have is does the serial number provided make a difference in what you can program? I have tried both software and it keeps telling me I don’t have p25 enabled in radio.
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P25 programming
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You have screen shots?
I will get them tonight and post. What do I need shots of? Programming screens to include p25 settings and error messages?
error messages preferably, and the label on the back of the radio (block out serial)
but like to see the Transceiver Information (by email to me: evans@emcics.com) rather than posted here
After getting the photos, Chris was asking about the P25 trunking, the end result is, no valid SKF, therefore the p25 trunking portion is disabled.
Thanks Chris, hope my email explained it.
Thanks Chris, hope my email explained it.
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