How can you tell if a Sepura is clear?

Post by **radiogaga** » 17 Oct 2014, 19:05

I know that the MTH800 have the word clear on the label, how would you tell if the SRP2000 is in clear mode?

Thanks

Post by **TRON** » 19 Oct 2014, 11:33

* 4 7 7

Tab 6

"0/0 NON" means clear

Post by **radiogaga** » 19 Oct 2014, 21:32

And what about whether it whether it's TG ?

Thanks

Post by **TRON** » 25 Oct 2014, 17:36

Not sure what you mean?

Post by **radiosification** » 01 Nov 2014, 12:53

I think he means what talkgroup it's on.

Post by **TRON** » 01 Nov 2014, 14:09

I'm not sure if explaining the inner workings of mobile network identities is what is REALLY wanted here...

Have you got a problematic terminal that refuses to talk to other terminals? Are you trying to solve some sort of problem?

Post by **radiogaga** » 01 Nov 2014, 23:09

Sorry guys been away... I mean. On the Motorola 850 there is a suggestion that he rear label should show "CLEAR" to make it a realistic purchase. Is the Sepura the same?

TRON wrote:* 4 7 7

Tab 6

"0/0 NON" means clear

This explains it all though...

Post by **TRON** » 02 Nov 2014, 10:13

I haven't noticed any relationship between labeling and encryption on the Sepura's. There MAY be an indication, but I've never noticed it.

Post by **radiogaga** » 02 Nov 2014, 10:18

Great - Thanks. Just would be easier if something cropped up on the bay ..

Post by **scottyboy** » 02 Nov 2014, 11:32

My understanding is that on the label there is a hardware code (H/W Code)
On my srh3800 it is PS9TG001T400G00
Now the 4th and 5th characters (T and G) is the frequency band TG = 400-433mhz
The main frequency bands in use that you see for sale is TT = 380-400mhz, TW = 380-430mh, TZ = 410-430mhz, TG is listed above, UO = 440-473mhz and TS = can't remember exactly but I think around 360 - 400mhz
The 6th character is a number which represents the encryption originally in the handset.
In this case the number is 0 which means clear.
If it was 1 it would be TEA1. So if mine was TEA1 the H/W code read PS9TG101T400G00
2 would be TEA2 etc
Hope this helps

Post by **radiogaga** » 02 Nov 2014, 19:59

Makes good sense.. Thanks for that

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