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My county is going to a new digital conventional system.

They ordered Motorola APX6000's with Flashcode #108040A040003 which shows:
Q806 ASTRO IMBE Digital Operation
QA00572 Primary Band: UHF Range 2
QA01749 Legacy SW System Key Enable
QA01833 Extreme 1-Sided Noise Reduction
Q507 12.5 kHz FCC Mandate
QA02751 APX6000/6500 Li

I found a Motorola XTS3000r with Flashcode #100004-000000-4 which shows:
Q806 ASTRO IMBE Digital Operation
H37 SmartNet Systems Operation


Few questions:
1. Will the XTS3000 work on the digital system as flashed?
2. What is the "QA01749 Legacy SW System Key Enable" and what does it do?
3. and is it required to work on the system?
 
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