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Quick Call II ID List

KG4INW

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Got it. I've never updated via FlashZap personally but it's my understanding that the codeplug itself isn't actually updated when that method is used. Perhaps that's why the problem persists. Otherwise, sorry, I'm out of ideas!
 

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Thank you. What I found out is that QCII Call List ID is particular to the feature set installed on the radio. I had to use a codeplug that contained that option otherwise I would’ve been out of luck.
 

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The FLASHcode is not the issue, the ancient firmware likely is. I just checked an XTS 2500 with the same 100001-000000-7 FLASHcode and the QCII list is right where it should be.
It was the feature set on the radio which is particular to a specific FLASHcode.
 

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@Sokim24 I'm not sure of the significance, but the radio with the FC starting with 1 has only 2 features: Astro Digital and Conventional Systems Operation.
Interestingly, the radio with the FC starting with 5 has several features, including Astro Digital, Enhanced Display, and SmartZone Systems Operation (and some other trunking-related items), but no Conventional Systems Operation.
Nothing mentioned about QC II for either radio.
Got it. It is the feature set that is particular to a FLASHcode.
 

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It was the feature set on the radio which is particular to a specific FLASHcode.
That makes no sense, as I indicated I checked an XTS 2500 codeplug that had the 100001-000000-7 FLASHcode and the QCII list was right there in CPS.
 

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I don’t know, but it works so I am happy. By chance, is your radio a Model II? I am curious what the Model # is.
 
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