Vertex Standard CE-59-WIDE Programming Software for VX-820, VX-920, VX-4100, and VX-4200 - Download Only For use in Canada and Latin America only. NOT FOR USE IN THE USA.

The only other place I've seen Vertex software is on some of the auction sites where it's on DVD. I don't know about that particular version, or revision.

At least on the Vertex site, it's always the latest Rev. I highly suggest going the Vertex route. Another possibility is The Antenna Farm. They will sell you the cable and give you the software with it.if they have that version. Now that's a long distance move! I moved here from Upstate NY and lived here from 1995-2000 then moved to Connecticut.

Gta 5 pc license key. Just moved back down here two years ago. Tell your son to get prepared.they're predicting the possibility of up to a foot of snow here on Friday, and no one knows how to drive on that. Also the stores sell out of everything right before a predicted storm.

Sorry for the slow response.I never ended up finding the software, however I found a Manufacturer password that enabled one of the other versions of software to program the channel memories, but not the special functions. I wrote down how I did it somewhere on my computer, so I'll dig that up and post it here ASAP (Feel free to bump the thread if I forget.crazy busy here!) I also signed up to many different sites and contacted the admins seeing if they had access, so I might revisit there and see if they have it now that its been a little while. Will post back soon. Unfortunately, the software uploading to the VRG is the CB version and doesn't allow me to program my licensed frequencies.

I think its also bricked one of my models - so a warning to those with commercial models that allow more than CB to be programmed. Anyone have the firmware for the non-CB version and/or a way to program the non-CB version for my licensed private channels? Thanks If its the Australian radio CE-144 should work. Did it let you in to the radio? If it did then it will work.

You need to use the engineering password to unlock the private frequency tab(I did the same on the 4600CB) I don't have the details on me at work but do at home -eng and then enter a password. Will post it later. If its the Australian radio CE-144 should work. Did it let you in to the radio? If it did then it will work. You need to use the engineering password to unlock the private frequency tab(I did the same on the 4600CB) I don't have the details on me at work but do at home -eng and then enter a password. Will post it later.

BM I did try engineering mode using the password 'pasuwa-do' from the other versions of software but worked for this too. Couldn't see the additional private frequency tab, but I'll give it another go - just need to find a new windows computer, mine has just died! Is that the right password?

Thanks guys for all your help. I've got it programming private frequencies now, but I can't seem to get the function buttons working. My software lists buttons like: P1, P2 etc and MIC-A, MIC-B etc. Setting any of them doesn't seem to work on the radio, and same with uploading - none of the options change after uploading settings from the radio. Similarly, when trying to restore to factory settings, the software says my radio files are 'corrupt'.