XTS 5000 codeplug export

Complete XTS 5000 codeplug, saved from ASTRO 25 Portable CPS on 19 October 2026. Import the CSV in CPS, replace the personal fields below, and write the radio. Do not open the file in Excel. Excel can change it. If you need help with any of it, AI is a good friend for this. Otherwise, contact Devin (KJ7OES) / eskridge.org.

Download XTS5000_KJ7OES_Current.csv

Nine zones are already built. Each table below is the channel list from the file: receive, transmit, and squelch. Network rules are on the TMS join settings page. IDs come from the radio ID roster.

Personal fields

Replace every personal field before writing this file to another radio. CPS will not complete the write when the serial number does not match the radio on the cable. Request an open ID from the roster before programming one.
FieldValue in this fileReplace with
Serial number320CEY0250Serial number of the target radio
Soft IDDevinSoft ID from the roster
Individual ID795The assigned roster ID. Roster code 0795 and file value 795 are not the same number.
Radio lock password8813A new 4-digit password

The ASTRO and MDC call lists also contain the name Devin. Replace those entries with the name and ID being programmed. Model number and flashcode belong to the source radio. Leave Subscriber IP at the CPS default.

Turned on

Turned off

Zones

Nine zones, in radio order. HM and TK are the amateur zones. JC, FR, SR, NF, JK, and FD are law, fire, and mutual-aid channels. Do not transmit on them. WX is weather radio. Do not transmit on it. Five channels are receive only: MPD P25, JCSO P25, JIWN GP1, JIWN GP2, and JIWN MFR. SO MAIN and GP PD receive mixed mode and transmit ASTRO. P25 is the TMS channel. It receives mixed mode and transmits ASTRO.

JC

Grants Pass law, fire, and mutual aid. SO MAIN and GP PD receive mixed mode and transmit ASTRO.

ChannelReceiveTransmitSquelch
SO MAIN154.830159.090 · talkaroundPL 146.2
SO TAC154.725158.850 · talkaroundPL 131.8
GP PD155.010158.730 · talkaroundPL 107.2
GP Fire154.385155.580 · talkaroundPL 123.0
GP Fire TA154.175150.775 · talkaroundPL 123.0
R/M Fire154.280SameRX CSQ, TX PL 156.7
OSFM151.145159.285 · talkaroundPL 179.9
ODF SXTN155.475SameRX CSQ, TX PL 156.7
OPEN156.450SameCSQ
Marine 9154.785SamePL 131.8
OSP GP155.265160.265 · talkaroundPL 123.0
AMR155.7525SameRX CSQ, TX PL 156.7
VCALL156.075SameCSQ

FR

Fire channels, including Illinois Valley, Williams, WC Fire, Rogue Valley tac, and the RV repeater. RV T-2 is a split pair with talkaround off.

ChannelReceiveTransmitSquelch
IV Fire154.190153.890 · talkaroundPL 167.9
WILLIAMS154.145SameCSQ
WC Fire154.160150.805 · talkaroundPL 100.0
OSFM154.280SameRX CSQ, TX PL 156.7
TAC 6/EM155.220SameCSQ
RV T-2155.240159.240CSQ
ODF T-2159.240SamePL 156.7
RV T-3153.830SameCSQ
RV T-4154.220SamePL 131.8
RV T-5154.250SameCSQ
RV T-6154.070SameCSQ
RV RPTR153.830150.790 · talkaroundPL 110.9

SR

Mutual-aid color channels, SAR, ski patrol, ODF, CALCORD, CALAW, and Nugent.

ChannelReceiveTransmitSquelch
ORANGE155.805SamePL 141.3
Na SAR155.160SamePL 141.3
GREEN155.8125SamePL 141.3
BROWN155.7975SamePL 141.3
YELLOW155.1675SamePL 141.3
PURPLE155.1525SamePL 141.3
SKI Pat155.175SamePL 141.3
ROXY151.175159.4125 · talkaroundPL 179.9
ODF WHITE151.310SamePL 156.7
ODF RED151.340SamePL 156.7
CALCORD156.075SameCSQ
CALAW 1154.920SameCSQ
OPEN155.475SameRX CSQ, TX PL 156.7
Nugent155.490SamePL 151.4

NF

ODF nets and fire-cache tac 1 through 8. The tac channels are simplex on PL 156.7.

ChannelReceiveTransmitSquelch
RED151.340SamePL 156.7
WHITE151.310SamePL 156.7
BLUE159.2625SamePL 156.7
ODF NICS159.240SamePL 156.7
F/C T-1151.235SamePL 156.7
F/C T-2151.250SamePL 156.7
F/C T-3151.355SamePL 156.7
F/C T-4151.385SamePL 156.7
F/C T-5151.415SamePL 156.7
F/C T-6151.460SamePL 156.7
F/C T-7151.475SamePL 156.7
F/C T-8151.490SamePL 156.7
ODF SXTN151.145159.285 · talkaroundPL 179.9

HM

Amateur repeaters and the 146.520 national calling channel. On a repeater, receive is the output and transmit is the input.

ChannelReceiveTransmitSquelch
Nat Call146.520SameCSQ
KL7XL145.000145.600 · talkaroundPL 100.0
Gilbert Pk147.300147.900 · talkaroundPL 136.5
Bluey Mt147.140147.740 · talkaroundPL 162.2
Big Meadow146.860146.260 · talkaroundPL 141.3
Fielder Pk146.760146.160 · talkaroundPL 136.5
King Mt147.340147.940 · talkaroundPL 136.5
8 DOLLAR145.490144.890 · talkaroundPL 136.5
Elk Mt145.270144.670 · talkaroundPL 103.5
HAM SXTN145.110144.510 · talkaroundPL 136.5
Fiddler146.640146.040 · talkaroundPL 136.5
Shan Creek147.220147.820 · talkaroundCSQ

WX

NOAA weather radio, carrier squelch. Do not transmit.

ChannelReceiveTransmitSquelch
WX 162.400162.400SameCSQ
WX 162.425162.425SameCSQ
WX 162.450162.450SameCSQ
WX 162.475162.475SameCSQ
WX 162.500162.500SameCSQ
WX 162.525162.525SameCSQ
WX 162.550162.550SameCSQ

JK

Medford and Jackson County law and fire. MPD P25 and JCSO P25 are receive only.

ChannelReceiveTransmitSquelch
MPD 1156.210SamePL 123.0
JCSO 1155.610SamePL 131.8
JCSO 2155.430SamePL 114.8
MFD Disp154.445153.770 · talkaroundPL 146.2
OSP MFR154.680SamePL 131.8
RV TAC1154.280SameCSQ
RV TAC2159.240SamePL 156.7
HEAR155.340SameCSQ
MPD P25156.210Receive onlyCSQ
JCSO P25154.830Receive onlyCSQ

FD

FD is the federal trunked zone. JIWN is the Justice Integrated Wireless Network, the Department of Justice nationwide P25 trunked system used by the FBI and other federal agencies. Grants Pass and Medford each have a site here. JIWN GP1 and JIWN GP2 are the Grants Pass control channels, and JIWN MFR is the Medford control channel. Those three are receive only. The other channels in this zone are conventional federal law, air, and fire.

ChannelReceiveTransmitSquelch
JIWN GP1168.8875Receive onlyCSQ
JIWN GP2172.6375Receive onlyCSQ
JIWN MFR167.5125Receive onlyCSQ
LE 2167.250SameCSQ
LE 3167.750SameCSQ
AirGuard168.625SameCSQ
Nat FF168.650SamePL 110.9
A/G 51168.3125SameCSQ
BLM Med172.450SameCSQ
RRF WR171.3875SamePL 67.0

TK

ATAK voice, ATAK data, and the P25 TMS channel. P25 is ASTRO, strapped Clear, on 147.500 MHz. These three channels have no voice announcement, and each is 25.0 kHz wide.

ChannelReceiveTransmitSquelch
ATAK V147.450SameCSQ
ATAK D146.550SameCSQ
P25147.500SameCSQ

Frequencies are in MHz. “Same” means transmit is the receive frequency.

Last updated: 27 October 2026.

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