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Saber III flashcode question
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JnglMassiv
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I trust you mean Astro Saber?
There's no 800MHz analog Saber/Systems Sabers.
There's no 800MHz analog Saber/Systems Sabers.
grem467
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there are a number of flashcodes that are digital trunking enabled, it would be far eaiser to post which one you have and we can tell you what it is.
the rule of thumb i use though, is that if the first digit is ODD then its IMBE.
that should narrow down your search
the rule of thumb i use though, is that if the first digit is ODD then its IMBE.
that should narrow down your search
There's an interactive flashcode decoder somewhere on this site.
You'll be able to plug in your flashcode and get it to display what options are installed.
Search around and you should be able to find it.
You'll be able to plug in your flashcode and get it to display what options are installed.
Search around and you should be able to find it.
grem467
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Seadoo said:
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=Flash
and here is what it supports:
Options Installed on this Flashcode:
400004-000000-8
H14/G114 Digital ID Display
H37/G50 Smartnet Operation
so yes, trunking.. no to IMBE
http://www.batlabs.com/arc/flash.doc
This is a Flashcode chart that allows you to decode or figure out what Flashcode you actually need to do what you want.
Courtesy of Batlabs!
This is a Flashcode chart that allows you to decode or figure out what Flashcode you actually need to do what you want.
Courtesy of Batlabs!
smackdaddy
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Also, don't forget.. If you are looking to do IMBE, you may also want to verify that the Host/DSP can support that.
There are some Host/DSP combinations dubbed as "Astro Ready" which are lacking the IMBE guts.
Cheers,
SD
There are some Host/DSP combinations dubbed as "Astro Ready" which are lacking the IMBE guts.
Cheers,
SD
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