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General discussion forum / Re: Memory Programming with RemoteRig Separating Panel and Deck of TM-V71A
« on: 2023-07-15, 17:24:50 »
To help others that may have the same question, here's the answer.
We were able to reprogram TM-V71 radios with their front panels separated from the RF deck by RemoteRig. No issues or surprises. Used RT Systems software. Two of the radios had their RemoteRigs connected by dedicated CAT6 cable (no network) and another two were connected through a LAN (not hooked to the Internet) that serves a number of county tower sites. For us, the LAN was set up as E-Pipes between the sites. In our case, between our EOC and a tower shelter about 3 miles away.
We were able to reprogram TM-V71 radios with their front panels separated from the RF deck by RemoteRig. No issues or surprises. Used RT Systems software. Two of the radios had their RemoteRigs connected by dedicated CAT6 cable (no network) and another two were connected through a LAN (not hooked to the Internet) that serves a number of county tower sites. For us, the LAN was set up as E-Pipes between the sites. In our case, between our EOC and a tower shelter about 3 miles away.