MTX838 (MTX2000) UHF h01rdd9aa4an codeplug

[Iguana]

Hi,

I got MTX838 UHF H01RDD9AA4AN

The error was FL01/92
Than I have programmed this radio with h01RDC9DB3AN codeplug, the radio now is ok but it's 16 channels now.
Can some one help me with the H01RDD9AA4AN codeplug ?

Thanks in advice!

[AEC]

Most legit versions of CPS/RSS have codeplug data in a separate file to make use of should you require programming a new controller for your radio.

Look for a codeplug that closely matches your needs and look to see if the controller features match yours, by controller number, such as NCN6145A or ssomething similar.

If you can't locate or don't have such CP info, I will look for one in my files and contact you via PM.

Please PM me with all options you have currently, as well as band your radio is programmed on.

All pertinent information only assists me with locating the proper codeplug for your needs.

You may need to open the radio and look at the bottom of the controller for the required number(right side of label).

Controller info tells me what your VCO crossover frequencies should be, and if new enough, what should be there.
I have had several come in that were played with, and the radio didn't work properly in the band they needed to use it on(UHF-S).

[Iguana]

Thanks For the fast answer
I have created a new codeplug via lab.
Now the radio is 48 channels as it was before.

[AEC]

Good news.

That also tells me your controller is older than R05.42, as this is when toolproofing took over, and you obviously did not brick the radio using lab.

Glad you got your radio operational again.

[akardam]

That also tells me your controller is older than R05.42, as this is when toolproofing took over, and you obviously did not brick the radio using lab.

Only MTS 2000's were subject to toolproofing. MTX radios are not flashport capable.

[AEC]

That also tells me your controller is older than R05.42, as this is when toolproofing took over, and you obviously did not brick the radio using lab.

Only MTS 2000's were subject to toolproofing. MTX radios are not flashport capable.

Better to be safe, than sorry by playing with LAB and not realizing you DID make changes to an MTS.