I will provide you with my business mailing address and contact information for you to be able to ship your radio to me for service. Upon purchasing this service, I will message you through the "Ebay Message Center" explaining the process. Please contact me if you have any questions. Other features may be available depending on your model and firmware version. Programming will include RX & TX frequencies, RX & TX tones, Display names (if applicable) and scan list setup (if applicable).
You are purchasing a "service" which consists of the following: Conventional channel programming ( up to 48 channels ) on your privately owned Motorola MCS2000 OR MOF230 series mobile radio.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact our company before purchasing. No software will be provided to the buyer. "All rights reserved."By purchasing this service, you will receive the service only. All software used by my Company is licensed to the Company from the software owner and is not for sale. All photos in the listing are for reference only and not the actual service for sale. WE HAVE BEEN SERVING THE TWO-WAY RADIO COMMUNITY SINCE 1971! WE ALSO SERVICE A WIDE RANGE OF CHINA MADE RADIOS AS WELL! WHETHER YOU NEED SERVICE ON A RADIO OR LOOKING FOR A RADIO TO ADD TO YOUR FLEET, WE GOT YOU COVERED! MOTOROLA PROGRAMMING SERVICE MCS2000 MOF230 SERIES Copyright and VeRO disclaimer to comply with ebay policy There is no radio or software being sold here, only a service. Double check the cable and that could be your issue.Item: 224446689906 Service de programmation Motorola Flashport MCS2000 RADIO Series. Thats what I deserve for buying a RIB from E-bay, but I dont program motorola radios that often so what I have works for me. They both look the same, but you cant use one for both operations for some reason, even though the cables from motorola are the same. One works for mobiles, the other for the repeater. (Stupid, but its because the CPS also updates the radios firmware which may not work properly with older CPS versions which sort of makes sense)Īnother cause could be fake/improper programing cables. For instance, If the radio was programed once using a version 03.01.00 your CPS wont read the radio. If you use a newer CPS to program a radio, you must always use that CPS or newer, you cant roll back to a previous version.
Motorola isnt like other radio softwares. This should give you the proper com port you need. To figure out which com port you need, go to device manager and look under USB Controllers. I suspect you have the wrong com port selected. Using USB cables usually puts you around com port 3 or 4, not 1. Most likely cause that I see is that you have com port 1 selected. First, make sure the radio is on (I know its a given if you have programmed radios previously but sometimes people forget)
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