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XPR 7750E front panel programming?
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I'd have to dig for the details but I seem to recall Asian region (AZ) firmware had full FPP but you needed an Asian model radio (DP4801, I think) and accompanying CPS as well. Not available for North American (AA) radios sadly.
You want FPP on your 7750e?
You can get it here: MOTOTRBO Advanced Features | North Georgia Communications
You can get it here: MOTOTRBO Advanced Features | North Georgia Communications
Well basically to change pl/dpl on the fly with gmrs and othe analog channels
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The North Georgia "FPP" option is horrible, expensive and extremely limited in operation. The AZ FPP is the way to go and far more robust.
AZ FFP? sorry you lost me.
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See post #3
I was mistaken about the Asian equivalent and it's actually the XiR P8600 series and they were feature limited compared to what came standard with XPR7000s. Lots of hoops to jump through.
Motorola offers different products based upon where in the world you are and the model numbers start with the respective region code:
LA = Latin America
FD = Federal
MD = EMEA MDC (Europe, Middle East, Africa)
AA = North America
AZ = Asia
JP = Japan
Motorola offers different products based upon where in the world you are and the model numbers start with the respective region code:
LA = Latin America
FD = Federal
MD = EMEA MDC (Europe, Middle East, Africa)
AA = North America
AZ = Asia
JP = Japan
