I'm sure there was some help in upgrading the radio with these options. We have friends in high places run and work in a place where they probably have the ability to add these as they see fit. As for the whoreflash, I probably know the source. MODAT is fun to annoy the daylights of people. This may also be required for text messaging, but it isn't confirmed yet I don't remember what voting scanning is, but you can google it. This allows text messaging, TCP/IP, and sending data via P25 digitalĪllows display of MDC1200 status info on your display MODAT is another legacy analog calling system. I believe this allows additional ID info to be transmitted when using P25, rather than only the standard radio ID This allows for Smartzone analog trunking systems I'm pretty sure this has to do with sys-admins and trunkingĭon't know what this one does, but it sounds neat This allows Over-The-Air-Rekeying for conventional encryption, IIRC.

H868/W298Conventional Multikey and Analog Conventional MDC OTAR This allows legacy support of MDC1200 or Singletone repeater access H101,G101,H169Conventional Repeater Access (Analog Operation Only)(MDC1200 or Singletone) This allows display of digital ID's when using P25 Q806/G806IMBE / APCO-25 Digital Operation Just don't send it to Motorola for anything, and you should be fine. It basically means that is was modified to have all these features after some tech-savy enthusiast or shady seller got their hands on it.

Here's my best interpretation:įirst thing you should know is that if Motorola gets their hands on your radio, such as if you send it to them for repair, they will wipe all these options from the radio since more than likely it is what we motoheads refer to as a whoreflash. As to what the options are, you'll have to probably search BatBoard or find a manual.

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