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Anyone knows how to get around a Motorola CP200 that has been password protected.. can't read/write or clone this radio with another codeplug... a very pissoff.. How do they password a CP200? labtools? anyone?

I guess the logical question is why didn't you write the password down? But if it's not your radio and password protected have the owner program the radio or give you the password. Or the next thing, you bought it off of ebay and you got it that way? Write who you bought it from and ask them what the password is? Then go from there.

HLA wrote:I guess the logical question is why didn't you write the password down? But if it's not your radio and password protected have the owner program the radio or give you the password. Or the next thing, you bought it off of ebay and you got it that way? Write who you bought it from and ask them what the password is? Then go from there.

Garbage. So much for the "new" batlabs. Why don't you just not post at all instead of talking down to the guy like you are some superior person. It's people like you that have driven away the real contributors to these boards. Seems your only contribution to this community is telling people to not use aftermarket ribs or cables and tattling on people asking for CPS. Do you have anything useful to contribute, like AT ALL?

OP, read this thread. Easy to get around Commercial Series passwords. http://batboard.batlabs.com/viewtopic.p ... riple+play

All I need is to figure how to get around this password.. its been bothering me here and wondered if anyone can help.. Its an ebay special and nobody knows the password.. greatly appreciated.

Umm if you read the thread I linked you will find the tools you need.....

Assuming that your CP200 has older firmware, you can simultaneously update the firmware, codeplug structure, and remove the codeplug password protection by doing a firmware upgrade...I think the newest version is R03.07.01. I recently had to blow new firmware into 4 CP200s that nobody could remember the codeplug password for.

ESCOMM - Great link. I had over looked that. I learned something new.. I appreciate you pointing out that post.

By the way +1 on your response to HLA.. I fully agree with your thoughts.

Thanks Jeff for the link! I was actually looking for this today, and happend to stumble across this thread.

Ty

Again, another new person, what's wrong with asking for the password first? If they got it thru legit ways, just ask before you go having somebody try to hack into something and damage it. Why is it wrong anymore to help somebody keep from destroying a good piece of equipment?

Thank you folks.. firmware upgrade wiped it out..

HLA wrote:Again, another new person, what's wrong with asking for the password first? If they got it thru legit ways, just ask before you go having somebody try to hack into something and damage it. Why is it wrong anymore to help somebody keep from destroying a good piece of equipment?

Explain how modifying some bits with a hex editor per the instructions provided can damage the radio