XTL/5000 Codeplug/VHF

[OE8AGK]

hello my name is alfred from austria
please help me thanks codeplug with astro (P25) configuration VHF
many thanks


my P25 reg nummer 2328001 ID

> P25 Reflector List
>
> Note: This table of P25 reflectors is pulled from the Pi-Star P25 Database (updated hourly).
> P25 TG Number Description
> TG 4 4 Wires-x,NXDN,YSF,XLX(D-Star & DMR),BM Bridge
> TG 707 707 Rural Minnesota - Bridge to TGIF707, YSF US RuralMN-707
> TG 5057 5057 VK7 TAS
> TG 6395 6935 Indiana Digital Ham Radio P25 Reflector
> TG 10100 1010x World Wide
> TG 10200 1020x North America
> TG 10201 North America TAC1
> TG 10300 1030x Europe
> TG 10301 Europe TAC1
> TG 10310 10310 HAMNET HAMCLOUD
> TG 10320 10320 Germany
> TG 10328 10328 German Pegasus Project
> TG 10342 10342 UK
> TG 10350 10350 GB WARC
> TG 10400 1040x Pacific
> TG 10401 Pacific TAC1
> TG 10402 Pacific TAC2
> TG 10403 Pacific TAC3
> TG 10404 Taiwan TYARC
> TG 10700 10700 Australia NSW Bridge to AU NSW YSF
> TG 23225 23225 Austria
> TG 25641 25641 Russia P25 Net
> TG 28299 28299 America-Ragchew
> TG 30639 30639 NorCal-Bridge / Multimode-P25-TG30639
> TG 31010 31010 Alabama Link

 

[Ant9270]

What do you need help with?

 

[mpcpsrego1]

@Ant9270 I was wondering the same? If I had to assume given radio type and then all the TG's listed I am guessing he wants to do a NAS-OBT on a XTL.

 

[kayn1n32008]

@Ant9270 I was wondering the same? If I had to assume given radio type and then all the TG's listed I am guessing he wants to do a NAS-OBT on a XTL.

It has nothing to do with trunking or NAS. He wants someone to build him a codeplug using those talk groups. Unfortunately Motorola radios can’t just take a generic codeplug. You need to read the radio so the software knows the serial number and flashport code.

The OP needs to learn to do it on his own, unless someone is willing to have his codeplug currently in his radio emailed to him and goes the work for him.

 

[kayn1n32008]

hello my name is alfred from austria
please help me thanks codeplug with astro (P25) configuration VHF
many thanks


my P25 reg nummer 2328001 ID

> P25 Reflector List
>
> Note: This table of P25 reflectors is pulled from the Pi-Star P25 Database (updated hourly).
> P25 TG Number Description
> TG 4 4 Wires-x,NXDN,YSF,XLX(D-Star & DMR),BM Bridge
> TG 707 707 Rural Minnesota - Bridge to TGIF707, YSF US RuralMN-707
> TG 5057 5057 VK7 TAS
> TG 6395 6935 Indiana Digital Ham Radio P25 Reflector
> TG 10100 1010x World Wide
> TG 10200 1020x North America
> TG 10201 North America TAC1
> TG 10300 1030x Europe
> TG 10301 Europe TAC1
> TG 10310 10310 HAMNET HAMCLOUD
> TG 10320 10320 Germany
> TG 10328 10328 German Pegasus Project
> TG 10342 10342 UK
> TG 10350 10350 GB WARC
> TG 10400 1040x Pacific
> TG 10401 Pacific TAC1
> TG 10402 Pacific TAC2
> TG 10403 Pacific TAC3
> TG 10404 Taiwan TYARC
> TG 10700 10700 Australia NSW Bridge to AU NSW YSF
> TG 23225 23225 Austria
> TG 25641 25641 Russia P25 Net
> TG 28299 28299 America-Ragchew
> TG 30639 30639 NorCal-Bridge / Multimode-P25-TG30639
> TG 31010 31010 Alabama Link

You need to do this yourself. Your radio needs to be read, and you need to create the personalities yourself. We can’t just take a generic codeplug and do the work for you. You don’t even give the frequency you will be using.

 

[mpcpsrego1]

@kayn1n32008 that makes more sense, given the brief info he provided I assumed that he was wanting something in correlation to NAS. Yeah he needs to learn the in and outs of his radio or take it to a shop and have it programmed properly.

 

[OE8AGK]

thanks for the information
No, I just need a codeplug
with pattern

because rest I'm self-programmed here, nobody needs only the TG10328 and the TG10320 in the codeplug

I have plugs and software


Motorola XTL5000 VHF ASTRO P25 Mobile
radio
VHF 136-174MHz 10 - 50Watt
Model Number: M20KSS9PW1AN
Flash Code: 1000010000007
Q806 / G806IMBE / APCO-25 Digital Operation
H35 / G48 Conventional Operation

 

[OE8AGK]

You need to do this yourself. Your radio needs to be read, and you need to create the personalities yourself. We can’t just take a generic codeplug and do the work for you. You don’t even give the frequency you will be using.

the frequenz is 145,200mhz

 

[OE8AGK]

You need to do this yourself. Your radio needs to be read, and you need to create the personalities yourself. We can’t just take a generic codeplug and do the work for you. You don’t even give the frequency you will be using.

I have the frequency 145,200mhz
just need a step by step guide because I rest myself where what belongs
so far only kenwood and hytera have worked this is totally different from the construction of the software so i ask for support thank you for any kind of help
I think this is a great radio would like to learn

many thanks my mail grascher(@) gmx.at

 

[kayn1n32008]

@OE8AGK, you CAN NOT just build a generic code plug for a Motorola radio. You MUST read the radio FIRST.

The help files and tutorial videos will explain how to create personalities and modes.

 

[mpcpsrego1]

@OE8AGK like @kayn1n32008 stated you can't build a blank code plug build for the radio, problem is that your radio has to be read with CPS, from there you could edit and change your code plug and write it back to the radio after changing those values to your needs. Another problem is even if some had the same radio with options as you and built you a code plug to your needs, you COULD NOT write that code plug to your radio cause you will brick it leaving you with a radio that will not work at all. You must learn to program your radio yourself as suggested or take it to someone who can properly program it for you to your needs which will cost you some money. Hope this helps you better!

 

[mancow]

I think he needs a P25 ham codeplg as an example to go by for conventional talk group programming. I get the frustration.

I have a uhf he can look at to work off of.

 

[kayn1n32008]

Another problem is even if some had the same radio with options as you and built you a code plug to your needs, you COULD NOT write that code plug to your radio cause you will brick it leaving you with a radio that will not work at all.

He can’t use a codeplug from another radio of the same model and flashcode. When he tries to write the codeplug to his radio, because of the serial number mismatch, the software will fail to write. It won’t brick the radio, it will simply fail to write.

 

[mancow]

But he can look at one and see how it's built.

 

[OE8AGK]

I think he needs a P25 ham codeplg as an example to go by for conventional talk group programming. I get the frustration.

I have a uhf he can look at to work off of.

P25 ham codeplg as an example to go by for conventional talk group programming. please send me the codeplug please many thanks!!!!

 

[cmdrwill]

You MUST read the radio FIRST.

This IS part of the first Rule of Programming. READ the radio first, and save that to an archive in the software. Then if you have a problem, the original 'codeplug' has been saved away in the archive.