Mobile Systems provides two-way radio programming services for businesses across the Bay of Plenty, Coromandel, Rotorua, TaupΕ and Waikato, with nationwide dispatch available for radios purchased or serviced through us. We programme channels, tones, scan lists and encryption settings on Tait, Hytera, Motorola, Icom, GME and Uniden radios, whether you're setting up a new fleet, adding units to an existing network, or updating frequencies after an RSM licence change. Most programming is done immediately, in-house at our Mount Maunganui workshop, with every radio bench-tested before it's returned or dispatched.
Get it wrong, and your team ends up with dead air.
What does radio programming involve?
Every two-way radio needs to be told which channels to use, what tones or codes to filter out interference, and how to behave on a shared network. That is radio programming. We connect each unit to our programming software, load your channel plan and settings, then test transmit and receive on every channel before handover. It is a precise job, and the difference between a fleet that just works and one that lets you down mid-shift.
When you need reprogramming
A few common triggers worth knowing about.
New RSM licence
You have been issued a new frequency licence and need channels updated to match.
Growing the fleet
New units need to match the channel plan your existing radios already run.
Analogue to digital
Moving to DMR means channels rebuilt for digital operation.
Second-hand radios
Old settings wiped and replaced with your channel plan.
Cluttered channel plan
A plan that is poorly set up, cleaned up with a fresh rebuild.
Brands we programme
We programme Tait, Hytera, Motorola, Icom, GME and Uniden two-way radios, whether they are analogue or digital, handheld or fixed-mount. As a brand-independent supplier, we are set up to programme radios you already own, not just ones bought from us.
Turnaround and pricing
Most radios are programmed immediately, while you wait or drop off. Pricing is $35 per radio, plus time taken for more involved jobs such as large fleets or complex channel plans.
We accept courier-in radios from anywhere in New Zealand, so you do not need to be near Mount Maunganui to use this service.
Frequently asked questions
Can you programme radios I didn't buy from Mobile Systems?
Yes. We regularly programme radios bought elsewhere, including second-hand units. Bring in the radio and, if you have one, your current or new RSM licence details.
Do I need a new RSM licence before reprogramming?
Only if you are changing frequencies or moving to a licensed channel plan. Many short-range UHF uses don't require one. We will confirm what applies before we touch your settings.
How long does programming take?
Most radios are programmed immediately, whether you are waiting or dropping off. Larger fleets or more involved channel plans take longer, and we will let you know a timeframe upfront.
How much does radio programming cost?
$35 per radio, plus time taken for jobs that need more work, such as large fleets or complex channel plans. We will confirm cost before starting anything out of the ordinary.
Can I post my radios in for programming instead of visiting Mount Maunganui?
Yes. We accept courier-in radios from anywhere in New Zealand. Include a note with your channel requirements and contact details, and we will programme and return them by courier.
Need radios programmed?
Bring them in, or courier them from anywhere in New Zealand, and we will programme and bench-test every channel before they go back.
Talk to usCall 07 575 2966 or email info@mobilesystems.co.nz