Can i get my xtn xu2100 motorola to communicare with my talkabout 250

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They manufacture the radio.

Contact Get Support at Motorola Solutions for the part number. If not available direct they might have a repair shop who could provide it.

Mark
Motorola Mobility Support

You will need a programming cable and computer software from Motorola.

See thoroughly your Radio and you will get the place from where you can replace the batteries or you send me pic of your radio.

We haven't located the TalkAbout 250 manual online. However, here is a link to the similar TalkAbout 280 user guide, it may help, http://www.giantintl.com/ContentManage/manuals/Moto/T280_User_Manual.pdf

Best regards.

Hello, I just purchased 3 of the discontinued XU2100 radio's, Can someone help me to change the frequency on them? My email address is [email protected]. Thank u for your time...

1) Clean all your battery contacts with a pencil eraser. This includes the contacts on the charger (if a drop-in style), battery and the radio.

2) Check your battery date code. It is a 4 digit number on the white portion of your battery. The first two numbers are the year, followed by the week of the year. (Example: 0946 would be 2009 the 46th week.) Your battery pack should be less than 2 years old to work correctly.

3) Check to see you are using the correct charger. The XTN style charger should have a white label on the cord indicating it is for the XTN radio.

You most likely have batteries which are failing or shorted out. It would be advisable to remove them from the radio and replace them with new batteries. Continued charging of shorted/bad batteries will damage your radio.

Best regards.

Sorry, but the answer is no. The fact you cannot change channels indicates the damage is deeper than just the screen.

On the top-front of the radio, slip a small screw driver under the belt clip where it attaches and push toward the back of the radio.

Get a plastic tube (3/8 PVC will work) and use it as a mould. Pump it full of black RTV silicone. Fixed!