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Hi everyone. Does the xts2500 receive simulcast? Just wanna know before i buy a trunking 700/800mhz radio.
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Xts2500 800mhz question
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Without answering or commenting on the majority of things with trunking yes with proper flash code set it will do phase 1 and handles simulcast. I'll leave the rest of the commentary to whomever.
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Ok thanks. Where do i put the tgids and control channels in the software when i get it?
Oh boy!
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What? Im making sure im correct when i get it
Do you want to monitor a Trunked system with a Moto? Read This!
Here are the key facts that you need to know about monitoring a TRS with your /\/\otorola radio: Programming of Motorola Radios is done with software called CPS - see the sticky in this forum for info on how to legally obtain it - it's actually quite easy; Motorola is glad to sell it to you...
The short question is.
Are you authorized to be on or use the system?
If you are you will be better off getting a radio from the Administrator of the SYSTEM.
A DYI setup is not for beginners.
Are you authorized to be on or use the system?
If you are you will be better off getting a radio from the Administrator of the SYSTEM.
A DYI setup is not for beginners.
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Ok thanks for the warning. I will not buy one then.Do you want to monitor a Trunked system with a Moto? Read This!
Here are the key facts that you need to know about monitoring a TRS with your /\/\otorola radio: Programming of Motorola Radios is done with software called CPS - see the sticky in this forum for info on how to legally obtain it - it's actually quite easy; Motorola is glad to sell it to you...forums.radioreference.com
chrismol1
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You will not get a good response to a basic question such as that. Programming a radio for NAS is not something that is a casual endeavor to casual questions like that, you will not be taken seriously
When I programmed my first radio I started with scanning the conventional voice channels for over a month before I dived into the real thing so I had a 100% understanding what I was doing and where things went. I used the CPS help files to understand each thing I was about to screw with before I properly screwed with it. There has been similar NAS postings recently thru the past few pages
When I programmed my first radio I started with scanning the conventional voice channels for over a month before I dived into the real thing so I had a 100% understanding what I was doing and where things went. I used the CPS help files to understand each thing I was about to screw with before I properly screwed with it. There has been similar NAS postings recently thru the past few pages
mmckenna
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Yeah, coming out of the woodwork tonight….
Do your research first. Watch the videos, read the write ups and once your familiar with the process, then come back and ask reasonable questions. Too many people are buying these radios and expect someone will be there to walk them through the process step by step.
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