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XPR4550 Repeater Question

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Muxlow

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Ello RR!

Is there a way i can make a XPR4550 work with a RICK to a CDM1550LS+/CDM750/CM200?

Currently have 2 CDM radios connected and wondering how i would setup the XPR for this
 
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You can indeed do this, but for analog only or a single time slot digital repeater as well; as it lacks the logic to map timeslots other than passing simplex data from slot 1 to slot 1. Just wire the pin outs between the two radios, program them for flat audio on the accessory connectors and go for broke. However, would recommend you just get an XPR8400 repeater instead or continue using the CDM series radios for this application, as the XPR radios offer you zero advantage in this setup.
 
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