MT1000 MDC Front Cover
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MT1000 MDC Front Cover
I have an MT1000 with the MDC front cover, it crapped out on me the other day, and I was wondering, if I buy an MT1000 No MDC front cover, can I just switch the covers and the MDC will work?
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do you mean DTMF or the ones with the orange man down button? why wouldn't you just put the same cover back on it?
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You need that cover in order for signalling to work on the MT1000 radios. All the circitry is in it. If you replace it with a non-signalling cover, you will not get the MDC. The radio may have to be reprogrammed in order to recognize that it does not have the MDC on it anymore. I'm not 100% sure if that's the case. I know that they are programmed independantly from the radio.
I misunderstood the question at first also..
Yes, if the radio died just swap the MDC cover onto the new radio and reprogram.
Since you going to have to reprogram the new radio to your frequencies anyway its no biggie. Then you just have to enable the signalling features and setup the MDC options.
I would have offered a radio but my last one is on ebay right now.
Yes, if the radio died just swap the MDC cover onto the new radio and reprogram.
Since you going to have to reprogram the new radio to your frequencies anyway its no biggie. Then you just have to enable the signalling features and setup the MDC options.
I would have offered a radio but my last one is on ebay right now.
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I thought the question was pretty unclear, and I'm still not clear as to what stopped working, the radio or the MDC1200? I have seen many of the MDC covers do funny things like squak gibberish even though properly programmed... I guess since a radio with MDC has been located it wont matter.kb0nly wrote:I misunderstood the question at first also..
Yes, if the radio died just swap the MDC cover onto the new radio and reprogram.
Since you going to have to reprogram the new radio to your frequencies anyway its no biggie. Then you just have to enable the signalling features and setup the MDC options.
I would have offered a radio but my last one is on ebay right now.