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I need a blank codeplug for Motorola DP4400 UHF, can any one me help to find this codeplug?
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Motorola Codeplug wanted
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Re: Motorola Codeplug wanted
If you have the MotoTRBO CPS there are sample codeplugs in one of the program folders.
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Re: Motorola Codeplug wanted
Hello,
I have two different CPS, but in this two I haven't an DP4400 codeplug.
Can't you me send an codeplug?
Thank you
I have two different CPS, but in this two I haven't an DP4400 codeplug.
Can't you me send an codeplug?
Thank you
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Re: Motorola Codeplug wanted
By far the best way to modify a Motorola DP(anything) radio is to read in the radio. If that's not possible, and the only viable reason is that it's password protected, the other way is to use a default code plug to overwrite the existing codeplug inside the radio.
Presuming you have MOTOTRBO software, the sample (default) code plugs are in this folder:
Here's an explanation...
MOTOTRBO radios and software are region specific. If you look on the back of any Motorola Solutions radio, you will find a number that looks something like this "MDH56RDC9JA1AN". This model number is for a EMEA UHF DP4400 (non-E) version. The first two letters (MD) represent EMEA region, AA would be USA/North America. There are more regions including South America, Australia/New Zealand, China etc.
In EMEA and USA, there is a distinct difference between the radios - and they're called different things. For example, there is no DP4400 in the USA but an identical radio called XPR7350. So this makes a good distinction. But nevertheless, you need MOTOTRBO USA / North America to program an XPR7350 - and it will not program a EMEA model.
In Australia / New Zealand region, the DP4400 whilst appears to be the same radio as the EMEA DP4400 is, in fact, a different region radio. You'll need MOTOTRBO version for Australia to program this radio.
Yes, very confusing...
Presuming you have MOTOTRBO software, the sample (default) code plugs are in this folder:
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C:\Program Files (x86)\Motorola\MOTOTRBO CPS\samples
The only way this is possible is that you have the non-EMEA version of MOTOTRBO. In which case, even with a DP4400 code plug, you would still not be able to modify a DP4400.AxelBelucci wrote: ↑14 May 2018, 15:58I have two different CPS, but in this two I haven't a DP4400 codeplug.
Here's an explanation...
MOTOTRBO radios and software are region specific. If you look on the back of any Motorola Solutions radio, you will find a number that looks something like this "MDH56RDC9JA1AN". This model number is for a EMEA UHF DP4400 (non-E) version. The first two letters (MD) represent EMEA region, AA would be USA/North America. There are more regions including South America, Australia/New Zealand, China etc.
In EMEA and USA, there is a distinct difference between the radios - and they're called different things. For example, there is no DP4400 in the USA but an identical radio called XPR7350. So this makes a good distinction. But nevertheless, you need MOTOTRBO USA / North America to program an XPR7350 - and it will not program a EMEA model.
In Australia / New Zealand region, the DP4400 whilst appears to be the same radio as the EMEA DP4400 is, in fact, a different region radio. You'll need MOTOTRBO version for Australia to program this radio.
Yes, very confusing...
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Re: Motorola Codeplug wanted
Hello,
Thank you for the useful information.
Can you tell me the difference between the model H56RDC9JA1AN and the H56JDC9JA1AN, since normally the "JDC" model is common?
Thank you
Thank you for the useful information.
Can you tell me the difference between the model H56RDC9JA1AN and the H56JDC9JA1AN, since normally the "JDC" model is common?
Thank you
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Re: Motorola Codeplug wanted
Sure. Very simply...
[MD]H56RDC9JA1AN = DP4400 UHF
[MD]H56JDC9JA1AN = DP4400 VHF
[MD]H56RDC9JA1AN = DP4400 UHF
[MD]H56JDC9JA1AN = DP4400 VHF
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