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Remove the 4 screws from
the rear of the radio; Lift off the rear cover. |
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With the handle pointed
towards you, this is what you should see. The memory module is noted. |
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Note the direction of the
arrows on the memory module. It will only fit one way, as shown.
Carefully remove the
memory module from the radio. It has a black plastic retaining posts
on each side that may have to be forced to the side with a long tipped flat
screwdriver. |
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The memory module out of
the radio. If you are sending the module in for reprogramming, box it
up and send it to us. |
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If we are swapping eeproms
with you, will need to pop the cover off the memory module. The top and bottom portion
slide apart. (see picture) |
| Note the postion of the
eeprom on the board. Remove your eeprom, install the one we sent. Put
everything back together and you should be ready to go. |