GME Telemetry Radio Software

[MarkSR24]

Looking for GME Telemetry radio dealer software (Australia NZ) for TX3600-TX3800. I have a UHF CB repeater that uses 2 x TX3600T. The TX radio OP device has failed and I want to either swap the RX/TX radios around or convert a spare TX3800 PMR radio to a telemetry version as the repeater TX radio. Both TX and RX radios are connected to a RP3800 interconnect board. I understand I actually need to "flash" new firmware into the TX3800 using a different cable (9 PIN D to 10 pin header inside radio) to make it work as a telemetry radio. Of course with my existing software I can configure the TX3800 to accept control from the TX3600 RX radio, but I'd rather just swap around the failed radio and that's why I need the Telemetry Software to reconfigure them. Cheers.

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[Phantom]

Welcome to the forum. Interesting first post

[paul02]

[quote="MarkSR24"]Looking for GME Telemetry radio dealer software (Australia NZ) for TX3600-TX3800.

Sounds like you need CCK3600 software
Keep looking, nothing worst than asking questions and getting no replies.
If I can help will send private post

[paul02]

All done for you MarkSR24, latest version for TX3600T and TX3600P. That's how helping on forum's should be ; )

[VK4KCR]

Hi Paul02 do you know of any programming software for GME CM1039U series radios
Have a happy Christmas
Colin

[gastovski]

Hello all. I’m also looking for this software for the TX3800 to turn one into a UHF. Anyone able to assist? Thank you!

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