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I have 4 Motorola Systems Sabers with NTN5762B modules in them (straight DES, OTA).

Earlier I was trying to load them with keys from my T3011DX KVL, The keys load fine and the KVL displays "PASSED" or something to that effect when I key them.

Now, I'm puzzled as when I turn the Securenet switch on the top of the radio to the secure position the icon doesn't change on the display to reflect this. Also, I attempted to TX and while RX'ing using a scanner I hear myself come over clear as a bell...something is wrong as I'm able to hear myself and if Securenet was working I should hear nothing but white noise.

These are Systems Sabers (VHF) model 3 (|||).

What am I doing wrong???

Thanks and look forward to a response from someone on the forum, this is driving me nuts!
 
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cmdrwill said:
Was the switch programmed to enable Securenet?
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Hi,

Just spoke to the person who did the programming, I'll likely have to send them back fo programming as he said he might have forgot to enable it in RSS.

No problems, I opened them up and confirmed they have the module so it's just a matter of having him enable Securenet.

Thanks for the reply!
 
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