Need to program my Motorola GP2000 to recieve and transmit on Kenwoodprotalk xls.channel 2-01

SOURCE: not recieving

are all channels not working? your town might have changed to a digital signal therefore you will not be able to receive broadcasts if this is the case you would need a different scanner

SOURCE: Motorola GP2000

http://www.batlabs.com/gp2000.html

Cloning
These radios support cloning parameters between a master and slave radio.
Cloning only transfers the user's settings from the master radio to the slave. Things like tuning values, serial number, etc. are not changed.
To clone a master radio to a slave (target), perform the following:

• Make sure both radios are off
• Connect the cloning cable between the two radios through the programming port
• Turn on the slave radio
• Press and hold the "A" button on the master radio and turn it on
• The master radio will display CLONE if cloning can proceed, otherwise an error will be displayed
• The slave radio will display PROG while it is being programmed
• When cloning is complete, the master radio will display END and the slave radio will reset automatically
• Disconnect the radios from the cloning cable

SOURCE: no channels recieved

If you have cable already, you do not need to use a converter for your picture. You would still just hook your coax cable to the tv right from the cable inlet. The converter is for over the air signals only, so you would place it between your bunny ears and the tv to convert your signal for your tv.

eradiostore

• 1672 Answers
• Posted on May 16, 2010

SOURCE: Motorola T5420 won't transmit to each other.

Since you say the frequency is set the same, you possibly have the code set differently. Check your interference eliminator code. It must be set the same on all radios. For basic operation turn the code off (zero).

Here is a link to the user guide: http://www.giantintl.com/RadioPDFs/Outdated%20Manuals/T5300_T5400_User_Manual_E.pdf

Best regards.

SOURCE: how could i program/change the freq of my motorola

I don't think that you could program/change the freq of your Motorola GP2000 manually since newer Motorola radios today everything is done by computer and programming sotfware. You need to have software for GP2000, radio interface box ( RIB) and programming cable for GP2000 radio and these devices are not cheap. The best way is to contact a local repair shop to have it done for you or find a two-way radio technician, he could do this if he has all the test equipments required.
Good luck!

Radcom907