Priority scan on XTS 3000

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rangerfourever
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Priority scan on XTS 3000

Post by rangerfourever »

Problem:

Have a UHF XTS 3000 Model III in a Model I housing. Have the first 16 channels set up to scan our repeaters plus mutual aid. I can not however get the radio to revert to priority on Channel 1 when there is traffic on the other channels. i.e if there is traffic on a mutual aid channel and I am called on our primary channel 1, I miss the call. Was told the local Motorola shop that it is either a firm ware issue ( not current enough) or that because I have a Model III in a Model I housing the software/radio dont like that. Thoughts? thanks
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Post by akardam »

This may be a silly question but why do you have a Model 3 in a Model 1 housing?
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Post by rangerfourever »

not silly at all thats the way the radio came to me dont have the funds right now to upgrade to a III parts aint cheap
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Post by akardam »

Well then I'd say the easy way to do it is to save the current radio's archive, write down the tuning data, and stuff a Model 1 srecord into the radio.
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Post by Fuel4300 »

What is your firmware version?
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Post by apco25 »

Its DSP/ HOST 7 - due for an upgrade.
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Post by rangerfourever »

It sounds like a firmware upgrade is indeed the way to go.
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