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Motorola flashcode options
Motorola flashcode options








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  1. MOTOROLA FLASHCODE OPTIONS MOD
  2. MOTOROLA FLASHCODE OPTIONS PORTABLE

Starting with a codeplug that has all 16 zones set up for FPP (meaning you also have 128 personalities - yikes), the procedure to get to a single FPP zone is as follows: I don't know why Motorola decided to do it this way, but you can't just take any zone in the middle of the codeplug and make it FPP or non-FPP. The "gotcha" here is that any FPP zone must be preceded by only other FPP zones. The way to do this is not immediately obvious however, as it may seem like all zones are locked as FPP only.

MOTOROLA FLASHCODE OPTIONS MOD

The Astro Spectra Plus VCO will not lock on some frequencies far from its rated band and requires a hardware mod to allow it to lock properly at these frequencies.Ĭontrary to other reports, it is possible to set up a radio running BN firmware (R10+) for only a single zone of FPP channels, as opposed to 16 zones with 16 channels each. This is done using the Hex-edit Method which works for many CPS distributions, and detailed information can be found on the information page.Īll Astro25 radios excluding the Astro Spectra Plus will tune to all frequencies in the amateur bands without issues. If you have a radio whose bandsplit is outside the amateur bands (a UHF-R2 "S"-split radio for the 450-520 MHz band would be an example) you must modify the CPS executable to allow the software to accept frequencies which are out of band for the model. Astro25 Mobile CPS supports the Astro Spectra Plus, XTL1500, XTL2500, and XTL5000.

MOTOROLA FLASHCODE OPTIONS PORTABLE

The portable version of CPS supports the XTS2500, XTS4000, and XTS5000. SoftwareĪstro25 radios program using the Astro25 Portable and Mobile CPS Packages. Lua error in a at line 80: module 'Module:Arguments' not found. The latest firmware (as of ) is R20.50.08 for 8-meg BN radios and R09.00.41 for 4-meg AN radios. Earlier models of the XTS2500 and the Astro Spectra Plus are considered AN radios and are limited to the firmware version specified below. Several radios in the Astro25 line are considered "AN" or "4-meg" radios and contain a smaller flash rom chip (4 megabyte vs 8 megabyte) and are more limited in firmware and feature support.










Motorola flashcode options