Getto Fix! It will be synonymous with all future attempts at XG-100P repairs. I think many will self destruct, as a result of bad attempts.
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Unity XG-100P questions
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Getto Fix! It will be synonymous with all future attempts at XG-100P repairs. I think many will self destruct, as a result of bad attempts.
He has you confused with another member on the forum, who was instructing him how to enable GE STAR, in RPM, for the XG-100P.
Good memory haha
How are features upgrades loaded? Is it file that is loaded in somehow? Where in the software is the menu for that?
Features are enabled via an encrypted file called a feature string. The feature string file is created by L3HARRIS TAC, after requesting features from an L3HARRIS dealer. The file is then sent to you from the dealer and you then load the file, using the separate Radio Maintenance utility that comes with RPM.
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That makes more sense. Thanks.
Just for the record, XG100p uses the feature string (via RadioMaint) to update features. The encrypted XML file you're referring to is for the XL line of radios, which is loaded via RPM2.
You can convert an RPM14 mission plan for easier editing (ONLY works good with Microsoft excel)
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@IFRIED91 - Are you saying you can convert an RPM14 mission plan to Excel and back? I would love to know how!
My fault meant .CSV files u go to tools data extractor and pick what u would like to convert
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I can get the .csv files but do you know to get them back into RPM14?
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Sets converter in RPM has nothing to do with CSV files. RPM2 supports import/export of CSV files.
The help section in RPM is helpful for understanding what functions do.
The help section in RPM is helpful for understanding what functions do.
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