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Thanks in advance, BPuse the unofficial waris tool and change that ESN and model #. Use a CPS version which supports the region of the source radio.
#Motorola cdm1250 programming software software
Does the 6.12.05 software provided me in the link not apply to this radio? The error is Error 4-1379 Invalid Regional Code for this CPS version. When I run the CPS 6.12.05, I get an error while trying to read the radio.
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Motorola Ht1250 Programming Software Download The Software Version on the radio is R05.04.00. Also, on the back, it says Handi-Talkie, Tanapa PMUE1407Al, CAN Type WARUA10919518A. Hello all, I purchased a Motorola HT1250 UHF. No information is available for this page.Learn why.
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Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions regarding compatibility programming with your current radios. Also, on the back, it says Handi-Talkie, Tanapa PMUE1407Al, CAN Type WARUA10919518A. Motorola Cps Programming Software Cdm1250 Free To Contact. My initial thoughts.Motorola Ht1250 Programming Software Free Download Try another CDM, check voltages, reseat power connections on battery, verify inline fuse. SOME of the CDMs have had that problem where once voltage hits 11.5VDC the VCOs start to unlock and you get the beeping. I would try switching out for another CDM1550. I have also been considering what you are suggesting with a duel battery set up, more so for emergencies than just my convenience. I'm wondering if the CDM 1550 LS+ series has an internal adjustable set point for the low voltage alarm? Maybe that inadvertently got changed to a higher voltage number. We added some frequencies, checked the power output to a dummy load, and also checked the frequency alignment. The issue seemed to show up after the two Motorola's were programmed this last time. What's confusing is I used to be able to talk for at least 30 minutes with out any problems and that was with an older, lower capacity battery. Any suggestions or is this normal? I have another brand mobile rated at 50/40 watts, VHF/UHF that talks for at least a half hour without any noticeable problems, it's just the Motorola. I can't talk at all on high power (42 or 43 watts) without the engine running. My problem is I can't talk very long on low power (23 watts) with the engine off without the radio beeping at me. I just tested my alternator/charging system, so I know it's working perfectly. My CDM 1550 is wired directly to the battery using the heavy gauge wiring harness that comes from Motorola with the radio, no modifications. I have a brand new 850 CCA battery in my 2005 Ford Explorer. Something else you may be able to answer for me. Depending on soft-pot settings sometimes "42" gives you 40 or "46" gives you 40 etc. The reason the software allows you to program up to "48watts" is to adjust to 40watts without having to do an alignment/power calibration on the unit in the field.
Additional cooling such as a small fan on the heat sink would be a good idea depending on your talking habits. The UHF CDM is intended to be run at 40watts in high power. Hence why they run extremely hot if you are BSing for 20minutes or longer. They were never intended for the 50-75% duty cycle that the hobbyist/gmrs world utilizes them for without additional cooling. 99% of commercial mobile radios were designed around end users who made short transmissions in bursts - dispatchers, drivers, etc.
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