RF-Burns
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If you don't know how to roll it back to accept RPM10B I'd guess you shouldn't be messing with Harris Radios. Very easily solved problem.
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If you don't know how to roll it back to accept RPM10B I'd guess you shouldn't be messing with Harris Radios. Very easily solved problem.
DisasterGuy
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As someone that maintains about 3000 Harris radios, I am very familiar with what you are describing however there are many limitations, cautions and other considerations as well. I would also question the legitimacy of anyone's licensing that uses such methods.
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I thought there was a change around RPM 11 that prevented most of the rolling back stuff....
kb4cvn
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TSM #39-01
TSM #39-01 issued February 1, 2017
"Rev A hardware XG-25P’s will be become inoperative if re-flashed with earlier radio firmware"
See attached PDF.
TSM #39-01 issued February 1, 2017
"Rev A hardware XG-25P’s will be become inoperative if re-flashed with earlier radio firmware"
See attached PDF.
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kb4cvn
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While I was logged into Tech Link checking on the TSM in my last posting. I also checked the software download page on the latest revisions of programming software. A screen shot is in the attached PDF.
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It's nice to see more radios being rolled into RPM2....
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