Codeplug issues....

[giguchan]

Hey all,
I would like to know.. Can i "design" a codeplug without having the actual radio?I have the CPS(CDM1550/HT1550) that will work with the radio.I thought i could get a jump on poking in the frequencies then save the codeplug so when i get the radio all i have to do is read the radio then shoot the pre-saved info in to the HT. I already have 2 codeplugs saved but they are for 2 other units....
thanks

[Nand]

You can change a code plug on disk for the correct model radio and write it into any same model radio.
No need to read the to be programmed radio first. It will be done automatically before writing the new code plug so the CPS can check the model number.

Nand.

[giguchan]

thanks for the reply....
where in the cps can i make this change? i was looking and did not see it..
thanks for all the help.
Gig

[wavetar]

The 2 units that you already have codeplugs saved for, are they the same model as the unit you want to design the codeplug for? If so, all you have to do is read one of them, put in the frequencies you want, and then save it under a different name. The serial number of the codeplug won't match the radio you want to program, but it won't matter for the CDM radios, it'll write to the radio just fine. You can always read the radio after you're finished & save it with the proper serial number afterwards.

Todd

[giguchan]

Hello,
No. the radios are different.... the codeplugs that i have saved are for the cdm's. what i wanted to do was make codeplug using the same cps then when i get the OTHER radio which are ht1550's(portables)then load the info in then.
gig

[DaBigBR]

check http://www.codeplugsupersite.com/ and see if they have what you need...

[giguchan]

thanks for the tip.. i will.

[boem2134]

I am getting a error checksum on start up and cannot read or write plug, any way to get it back to factory default.

Thanks to everyone

Bob