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Can you please stop making new topics each time you have the same question over and over again?
Can you please stop making new topics each time you have the same question over and over again?
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FFPM571
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If you don't know what you are doing you probably should not be doing it anyway. What you are asking for is a sensitive subject and programming for non-affiliate scan is not something for beginners.
Reminds me of all the new DMR operators begging for code plugs, good grief. Do some reading and learn how to do it yourself. Especially this type of programming. No one is going to it for you.
An xts3000 will not operate on SG CO sys anyway. You're wasting your time.
It will with the right firmware.
I took a quick look at the system and I wouldn't bet on it.
From my uninformed perspective, it looks like this is a non-Motorola system. I would guess a Harris system?
If that's true, then it's quite likely the system doesn't use the typical base frequency that Motorola systems use. This base frequency is hard coded into the special P25 XTS3000 firmware.
If that base frequency is indeed different, then no XTS3000 will work.
Once again, I don't have local knowledge of the system but the fact it's not using the typical BEE00 WACN that Motorola typically uses, makes me think this is not a Motorola system and it might have a different base frequency.
The OP would need to check what the base frequency is but given the fact he can't figure out the programming, I don't think that's going to happen.
From my uninformed perspective, it looks like this is a non-Motorola system. I would guess a Harris system?
If that's true, then it's quite likely the system doesn't use the typical base frequency that Motorola systems use. This base frequency is hard coded into the special P25 XTS3000 firmware.
If that base frequency is indeed different, then no XTS3000 will work.
Once again, I don't have local knowledge of the system but the fact it's not using the typical BEE00 WACN that Motorola typically uses, makes me think this is not a Motorola system and it might have a different base frequency.
The OP would need to check what the base frequency is but given the fact he can't figure out the programming, I don't think that's going to happen.
FFPM571
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Mike Oxlong and I posted about the same thing at the sametime... SO yes He is out of luck
Jinx!
Yep...did not realize this is one of those other vendor systems. Like the others said....
http://forums.radioreference.com/ka...-sedgwick-country-p25-threshold-settings.html
It is a Airbus DS Communications (formerly Cassidian Communications) system.
It is a Airbus DS Communications (formerly Cassidian Communications) system.
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It is a VESTA Radio system made by Airbus DS Communications. It is P25 Phase 2 compliant which is good enough. No doubt Motorola hates them.
Motorola xys3000 help
Ya I need help programing my xtx3000 800mhz p25 radio were I live in Wichita Kansas they have a non Motorola system bace freq is 809.6125 some say cant xts3000 cant go that low all I tryed or state p25 system Motorola system have system key for system Wichita and stste iam using windows 10 to program and it writes ok to radio but don't hear anything when done any help would be nice .
Ya I need help programing my xtx3000 800mhz p25 radio were I live in Wichita Kansas they have a non Motorola system bace freq is 809.6125 some say cant xts3000 cant go that low all I tryed or state p25 system Motorola system have system key for system Wichita and stste iam using windows 10 to program and it writes ok to radio but don't hear anything when done any help would be nice .
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Pretty sure you need to enable Intra WACN Roaming for a non Motorola system.
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809.6125 sounds more like the repeater input frequency. Likely you won't hear anything on that unless you are very close to a radio that is transmitting into the system.
Instead, try the repeater output frequency, 45MHz up, at 854.6125MHz.
Instead, try the repeater output frequency, 45MHz up, at 854.6125MHz.
"Ya" I predict this thread will end well.
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FFPM571
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Wait..didn't you say in your last thread you now have an XTS5000 that worked
http://forums.radioreference.com/ka...um/349773-xts3000-programing.html#post2732998
Give it up already the XTS3000 WILL NOT WORK FOR THAT SYSTEM!
Its clearly obvious that you lack the ability to program a radio to non-affiliate all you are doing by messing around with it is possibly causing potential interference with the system by having no clue what you are doing.
http://forums.radioreference.com/ka...um/349773-xts3000-programing.html#post2732998
Give it up already the XTS3000 WILL NOT WORK FOR THAT SYSTEM!
Its clearly obvious that you lack the ability to program a radio to non-affiliate all you are doing by messing around with it is possibly causing potential interference with the system by having no clue what you are doing.
clbsquared
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SMH. I need to stop replying blindly. This guy has been at it since June of 2016. He's been told time after time the same thing. It's not going to work.
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Then use it.
I've merged all your threads together into one large thread. Do not create anymore threads related to programming your XTS3000.
From your last post, it is obvious you have no clue what you are doing. You've been told by multiple people that your XTS3000 will not work on this system. Sell it, use your XTS5000 and be happy.
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