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1.)How can I tell if a ex600xls is UHF or VHF?
2.)What kind of computer would I need to program this? (Is it like the ht1000 in which I would need a old comp?)

Any help would be greatly appreciated. The model number is: aah38sdh9du6an
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sheonb wrote:1.)How can I tell if a ex600xls is UHF or VHF?
By its model number.
sheonb wrote:2.)What kind of computer would I need to program this? (Is it like the ht1000 in which I would need a old comp?)
I have programmed a pro series radio many times w/o problems on a Duron 750 w/ XP Pro, others have reported good luck with newer machines too.
sheonb wrote:Any help would be greatly appreciated. The model number is: aah38Sdh9du6an
The 'S' means the radio has a 450-520 bandsplit.
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What kind of RSS do I need to program this radio?
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Post by adh »

You need what is now called CPS (Customer Programming Software).

The part number is HVN9025(X) where X is the version. I am currently using HVN9025L and it works on radios currently delivered.

This CPS also works for the CDM, MTX, and HT (750/1250/1550).

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Forgive me, I forgot to mention that the HVN9025 CPS is Windows based and works fine on fast pc's and on XP.

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adh wrote:
This CPS also works for the CDM, MTX, and HT (750/1250/1550).
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adh
Really....it works with the MTX?

Guess I should read the support papers instead of just opening the box and tossing it to the side next time :x
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No, the MTX series has it's own seperate CPS.

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I :x wrote:Really....it works with the MTX?

Guess I should read the support papers instead of just opening the box and tossing it to the side next time
wavetar wrote:No, the MTX series has it's own seperate CPS.

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wavetar wrote:No, the MTX series has it's own seperate CPS.

Todd
Actually, it depends on which series you are talking about. There are Genesis, Jedi, and Waris series MTXs.
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Post by nitornemo »

Wow...you've had your coffee today :wink:
Your absoulty correct!
Genesis - MTX800/810/820/900/Classic
Jedi - MTX8000/9000/MT2000/NTS2000
Waris - MTX850/950/8250/9250(and the LS's)

Good luck finding CPS for the Genesis.... :x
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wavetar wrote:No, the MTX series has it's own seperate CPS.

Todd
Actually, it depends on which series you are talking about. There are Genesis, Jedi, and Waris series MTXs.
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Dkouz wrote:
wavetar wrote:No, the MTX series has it's own seperate CPS.

Todd
Actually, it depends on which series you are talking about. There are Genesis, Jedi, and Waris series MTXs.
Yes...but since they were talking about the Waris series CPS, I assumed they were talking about Waris series MTX radios.

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wavetar wrote: Yes...but since they were talking about the Waris series CPS, I assumed they were talking about Waris series MTX radios.
Right, my point was that they use the same cps as the rest of the Waris radios, HVN9025.
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Dkouz wrote:
wavetar wrote: Yes...but since they were talking about the Waris series CPS, I assumed they were talking about Waris series MTX radios.
Right, my point was that they use the same cps as the rest of the Waris radios, HVN9025.
Your point would be wrong. They use a separate CPS, part# HVN9067, which was MY original point.

For MTX850™, MTX8250™, MTX950™, MTX9250™ 800/900MHz Privacy Plus portable radios. Also for MTX150™, MTX1500™ (VHF) and MTX450™, MTX4500™ (UHF) Privacy Plus portable radios.
Revision Number: R02.00.00
Part Number: HVN9067
Product Applicability: MTX850™, MTX8250™, MTX950™, MTX9250™


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EX-series is known as Minnow or sometimes Aoba(Japanese)
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