The cable splits into a modular connector that I'm assuming plugs into the mic jack, and another one that plugs into the connector on the bottom of the radio. For a dash mount configuration, does it matter which connector I use to program the radio, do I need to have both plugged in or one or the other. I've tried both and it appears that both are working, I just want to make sure which is the preferred method to use.
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MCS Programming Cable Question
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Re: MCS Programming Cable Question
you're gonna get people swearing both ways are the best but with that radio just pick one that's working for you
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Re: MCS Programming Cable Question
Agreed, HLA has it right on. I've used both the RJ45 control head cable and the DB25 belly cable, and I've never had a problem with either.
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Re: MCS Programming Cable Question
My 100 watt MCS refuses to program using the mike jack, but yet the same equipment programs a 12 watt 900 model 1 MCS just fine. However my radio programs just fine using a home made "belly cable". Go figure. GARY N4KVE
Re: MCS Programming Cable Question
Thanks all for your inputs....
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