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XTS5000 Programming
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bezking
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That means your radio has been programmed with a CPS version newer than 14, you need to upgrade in order to read that radio. The current latest version of Astro25 CPS is R16.
Radio not supported by this application is different from the Version not supported error.
I could be wrong but to me the error is different.
I could be wrong but to me the error is different.
The error is usually Codeplug too new when you use an older version of CPS.
In this case, the CPS doesn't seem to recognize the radio as being one it supports.
In this case, the CPS doesn't seem to recognize the radio as being one it supports.
Astro25
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As Mike pointed out above, perhaps you've got the wrong software package? Make sure it's Astro25 Portable CPS; XTS3k/ASTROSaber CPS won't do and would produce an error like you originally posted.
Thank you Mike. It was bothering me i couldnt think of it. Codeplug Too New For Applicatoin is what i was thinking of.
What hex editor are you using? Use WinHex.
1) Open CPS and read radio.
2) When prompted for password, stop.
3) Open WinHex.
4) Under Tools, click "Open RAM".
5) Select Patport (Should be near the bottom).
6) Select Primary Memory and search for this string: "\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion".
7) You may have to keep hitting F3, but the password will eventually show up.
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