MTX9000 programming question

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radiotechno1
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MTX9000 programming question

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Hi all...

I have programmed in the past but this is my first time with a newer type radio envolving trunking. I understand that the MTX9000 is capable of both conventional and trunking modes....I want to use conventional only but there is trunking info written to the radio already. How can I wipe the trunking info so I can make this radio operate only in conventional mode.

I have everything needed to program the radio..I just need some input as to how I go about programming this MTX as a conventional radio.

Anyone that can help it would be greatly appreciated...thanks.. :D
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Post by Max-trac »

You can delete all but the last trunking mode.
You can still have all channels as conventioal.
You have to set all modes as conventional.
I have to say it is not intuitive, and you just have to experiment a bit....
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Post by akardam »

Well, it should be the same as my MTX8K, which needs to have at least 1 trunking system, 1 trunking personality, and 1 talkgroup in that personality. However, if you delete all down to that last 1/1/1, and don't reference any talkgroups in the zone/channel list, you should be just fine. It's my understanding that if the radio has no talkgroups listed that it won't do any trunking (i.e. won't try and affiliate in the background or anything silly like that).
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Post by wavetar »

Exactly...you can have a dozen trunked systems in the radio & it won't matter as long as you don't put them into the zone/channel assignment...they'll never be accessible. Now, that said it is nice to clean out as much as you can, for neatness' sake. A single system will have to remain, but that's all.

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Post by radiotechno1 »

Awesome!!..I thank you all for the help with my question it is much appreciated... :D
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