radionerd1
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LOL,
don't do it man!
I attached the wrong txt file.Look at this one
don't do it man!
I attached the wrong txt file.Look at this one
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XG-100M Feature Codes
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radiotech33
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Can I down load and read it ...
Thats interesting...Now with that being said..The xg75p is DOA..no boot...nothing .. so how do you communicate..seems hyper terminal dont work..?
Thats interesting...Now with that being said..The xg75p is DOA..no boot...nothing .. so how do you communicate..seems hyper terminal dont work..?
radionerd1
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No indication of power? ignition sense, internal fuse? bad wiring? bad data cable?
Most I've seen will show an Error, or LOST MRU...
It's been 5 years since I played with this stuff. I have a service memo sheet that has prolly aready been shared around here. It might help you if terminal still works, and you get errors.
Most I've seen will show an Error, or LOST MRU...
It's been 5 years since I played with this stuff. I have a service memo sheet that has prolly aready been shared around here. It might help you if terminal still works, and you get errors.
My first bricked XG-100 simply would not talk to the outside world. CH-721 head, it would send power on over the can bus and the brick responded, but no return data on the can bus. I JTAGed the mru and managed to get a recent burnapp and bootapp into the brick.
Still nothing on the RS232 and only one way on the can bus.
Conclusion was a hardware failure in the complex comm's switching to the OMAP. Means a new PK board.
Still nothing on the RS232 and only one way on the can bus.
Conclusion was a hardware failure in the complex comm's switching to the OMAP. Means a new PK board.
