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GM300 I doubt you have much choice. Probably better to just get another GM300 on E-Bay, etc. If the codeplug has been corrupted only thing you can do is replace the logic board. A tricky deal, since if you mess up programming the blank board, you have to get another logic board.

You don't say if you can read/write to the radio, also do you have the Motorola GM300 software, cables and interface box and software service manual? That will be a big help if you can fix the radio If you have the Motorola software program, when you attempt to read from the radio do you get any error codes when you try reading? A #22 error means you have a blank logic board; you have to initialize the board. Procedure is shown in the Motorola GM300 software manual.

If you get any errors #51-58 you have bad codeplug data. Replace logic board is only solution. If when powering up the radio all you get is a long, low tone then your codeplug is corrupted.

Replace logic board is only option. Did you by chance save any of the programmed data to a file in the software program in previous programming sessions? Sometimes the software automatically saves a good copy of the codeplug data.

You could try opening the saved file and downloading it to the radio if you can. Or if you have a second GM300 which is the exact same model, frequency range, etc, you could try cloning the dead radio with the data from the good radio. That of course depends if you can write to the bad radio. Sorry, I can't be of more help. But hopefully others can give you better suggestions.

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