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I currently have been using a copy of RPM10, though I recently acquired a P7100 that was programmed with a newer version of RPM. Is there a way to through a new code plug in with RPM10 or to role back the version used in the radio?
 

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That is the last version I paid for because I primarily use Motorola and already spend enough to maintain Motorola licenses. Not worth the huge charge for a single P7100.
 

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If you are only writing conventional, you can use what you have.. You wont be able to read the radio or program trunked system.
 

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That's the personality version, I'm looking for the radio firmware version... Like J2R18xxx etc.
 

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Harris radios are very forgiving when it comes to compatibility between firmware versions and Programmer/RPM versions. You won't be able to read the radio with RPM10 but you might still be able to write a blank codeplug back into it.... then you'll be good to go.
 

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I appreciate the information, I was able to create a from scratch code plug and program away. This is my first Harris radio to program, is it possible to have both analog channels and digital in the same "zone" or set or do they have to be seperated?
 

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Yes you can. It's a little confusing but it works. What I do for a mixed mode system is under Conventional Frequency Sets make a new P25 frequency set. Then in the P25 Conv frequency set tab enter both your analog and digital channels here (make sure to select the proper voice mode for each channel). Then when making your system make it as a P25 Conventional system, and the analog channels will work just fine.
 

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After reading several different post about the issue, so far one huge negative I am finding is that even when a TX and RX NAC is entered the radio still opens up for analog transmissions.
 

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If this is on a channel that you only want for P25 then enter a random PL tone... That'll stop it from unmuting on analog.
 

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Just to confirm instead of putting in a receive NAC, just put in a PL tone or do I keep the receive NAC and put a PL tone in Channel Guard?
 

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That seems to have fixed the issue, the only time I notice it now is if I am in scan mode it will still open up to analog in a digital channel, though that is not a big deal.
 
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