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Motorola HT 1000, User Manual

The Motorola HT1000 is a versatile two-way radio designed for seamless communication in demanding environments. Unlock its full potential with the comprehensive User Manual, available for free download from our website. Easily access detailed instructions and optimize your experience with this reliable and rugged communication tool.

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Communications port

See COMport.

Database

An organized file containing records or related data.

Data entry screen

Formatted display with highlighted fields for entering data or 
parameters.

Data Operated Squelch

See “DOS”.

Defaults

Standard settings that the RSS uses for I/O port locations, file locations 
and display settings.

Default Drive

The disk or diskette drive that the RSS will use to get or save data or 
files. You can change the default drive from the SERVICE SOFTWARE 
CONFIGURATION MENU.

Default field value

The values a field will automatically contain if a user does not 
specifically change it.

Directory

A location for a group of files on a disk/diskette which are similar in 
content.

Diskette

An alterable, semi-flexible, magnetic storage medium used by 
microcomputers to store data and files. Also called a disk, floppy disk, 
or mini diskette. The RSS is delivered on diskettes.

Diskette drive

A disk drive that uses removable magnetic diskettes.

Display

The CRT terminal that the computer displays information on.

DOS

Data Operated Squelch. When enabled, DOS will detect an incoming 
packet of the same signalling scheme as the radio, and squelch the 
audio for the duration of the packet. A small blip of data will be heard, 
but most of the packet will not be heard.

EEPROM

Electronically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory. Used by the   
radio microcomputer system to store the radio’s codeplug data 
(personality).

Emergency Alarm

A feature that triggers an alarm output on a console when an 
emergency signalling message is received.

Encoder features

Features relating to transmit (or encode) portion of a signalling system 
or systems.

Error

Any condition that prevents the RSS from functioning normally or 
any input/response that deviates from what the RSS was designed to 
accept. The RSS typically displays an error message and the computer 
“beeps”.

Exit

To leave the current display screen and return to the previous screen. 
The RSS uses the 

F10

 function key for all exit operations.

Field

The modifiable area located next to a feature on the screen. The 
currently selected field is always highlighted.

Summary of Contents for HT 1000

Page 1: ...Inc Radio Products Group 8000 W Sunrise Blvd Ft Lauderdale FL 33322 Printed in U S A 7 96 All Rights Reserved HT 1000 JT1000 VISAR Conventional Portable Radios Radio Service Software User s Guide Software Part Number RVN 4098G 68 81073C55 F ...

Page 2: ... Service Software INSTALL is licensed software provided by Knowledge Dynamics Corp P O Box 1558 Canyon Lake Texas 78130 1558 USA INSTALL is Copyright 1987 1992 by Knowledge Dynamics Corp which reserves all copyright protection worldwide INSTALL is provided to you for the exclusive purpose of installing HT JT1000 VISAR Radio Service Software Motorola is exclusively responsible for the support of HT...

Page 3: ...keypad H05RDH9AA7DN VISAR 16 Channel UHF Range 1 keypad H05SDD9AA4DN VISAR 16 Channel UHF Range 2 no keypad H05SDH9AA7DN VISAR 16 Channel UHF Range 2 keypad H05UCD6AA4DN VISAR 16 Channel 800 MHz no keypad H05UCH6AA7DN VISAR 16 Channel 800 MHz keypad New features supported are the following 1 The US Federal Government has opened up over 1200 new frequencies in the VHF range for the 12 5 kHz bandwid...

Page 4: ...Notes ...

Page 5: ...Deviation Balance Compensation Alignment 30 Transmit Deviation Limit Alignment 32 Transmit Deviation Limit Alignment Reference Softpot 34 Transmit VCO Crossover Alignment 36 Receiver Alignment Menu 37 Front End Filter Alignment VHF and UHF 38 Rated Audio Alignment Carrier Squelch 40 Squelch Alignment 25 30 kHz 41 Squelch Alignment 20 kHz 43 Squelch Alignment 12 5 kHz 44 Receiver VCO Crossover Alig...

Page 6: ...ccess Configuration 108 MDC Options 109 STAR Configuration 113 STAR Options 117 ATIS Configuration 119 Singletone Options JT1000 VISAR and HT 1000 B or Later Models only 123 DTMF Phone List JT1000 and VISAR Models only 125 DTMF Configuration List VISAR Models with Keypad only 127 DTMF Phone List HT 1000 B or Later Models only 130 DTMF Configuration HT 1000 B or Later and JT1000 Models only 132 Sca...

Page 7: ...communications technicians and maintenance personnel ONLY Note The appropriate HT 1000 JT1000 or VISAR Radio Service Manual is needed to align the radio correctly Using This Manual The HT JT1000 VISAR RSS Manual is designed to teach basic radio feature programming and to speed up access to technical reference information It is intended for both beginners and advanced users of the RSS This manual c...

Page 8: ...computer s memory using GET SAVE PROGRAM MENU functions before you will be allowed to access the CHANGE VIEW MENU F4 and related screens For any problem s not covered by the Radio Service Software User s Manual or the Radio Service Manual contact your local Motorola field technical representative Prerequisites To program radios using the RSS we recommend a basic working knowledge of the following ...

Page 9: ...mputer end 15 pin D connector RIB end Part Number 30 80369B72 9 pin D connector computer end 15 pin D connector RIB end This hardware connects the computer s asynchronous communications adapter to the RIB Program Test Cable Part Number RKN4035D for HT JT1000 radios and Part Number RKN4042A for VISAR radios Provides electrical connections to the RIB Portable Products Test Set and the radio HT JT100...

Page 10: ... test cable to the RIB Connect the round 12 pin plug on the program test cable to the Portable Products Test Set RTX 4005B This is not necessary if radio alignment will not be performed 5 Connect the 13 pin plastic connector on the program test cable to the HT JT1000 radio or the 9 pin connector to the VISAR radio as the case may be 30 dB PAD TRANSMIT RECEIVE BNC RF GENERATOR SERVICE MONITOR OR CO...

Page 11: ... your RIB has a switch and LED be sure to turn the switch on before each programming session High pitched short tone Hardware is connected correctly and the radio s internal firmware is operating properly Note This tone may be disabled in the codeplug and may not be heard Continuous low tone Critical failure or radio s internal software malfunction Contact a service technician immediately If the e...

Page 12: ...hat To Do with Previous Versions of RSS Diskettes We recommend that you discard previous versions of the RSS so that you always have the most current version available and do not mistakenly program a radio with outdated data In addition the latest RSS version has updated codeplug structures which cannot be read by old versions of RSS File Name File Type Description INSTALL EXE Installation file Us...

Page 13: ...ion directory is C MRSS HT1000 Follow directions and answer questions as and when they appear on the display The installation utility will also prompt you for permission to create or modify the AUTOEXEC BAT file This modification consists of changing the PATH statement so that the RSS can be started from any directory The change should be allowed unless there are specific reasons not to modify the...

Page 14: ...tory where the RSS actually resides the MAIN MENU will appear If this file is not found the SETUP COMPUTER CONFIGURATION screen will appear so that you can specify the default COMport and back up archive paths Note Motorola RSS software programs are not compatible with many Terminate and Stay Resident TSR utility programs example Side Kick If trouble is encountered in executing the HT JT1000 VISAR...

Page 15: ...ues for the current data entry field Working Area This area of a menu not a screen displays a list of functions menu choices that you can execute from the current menu Each menu item is preceded by an F key function key Pressing an F key from among the available choices advances you to another menu or screen as the case may be F Key Function Key ID Area This area displays the valid F keys and thei...

Page 16: ...tup information in a HELP screen In many cases the help information provided is for the specific line of the screen that is currently highlighted Within a HELP screen press F1 for more help F2 for keyboard help F5 to print the current help screen and F9 for other help if available Press F10 to exit help F2 through F9 The F2 through F9 keys perform special functions and actions which can vary from ...

Page 17: ...the radio referred to as radio wide features And still other screens list those features that perform specific RSS functions such as servicing the radio or printing the personality data MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use keys to scroll value HT JT1000 VISAR Model Use Enter to go to next feature Serial CHANGE RADIO SYS CONFIG System Configuration Maximum Channel 16 Clear Chan Definition Matched PL...

Page 18: ...hrough the available values LEFT RIGHT Arrow Keys Used to move the cursor within the field Backspace Used to erase the previous character and move the cursor left RSS fields are of three basic types Information fields Non editable fields which cannot be altered or changed Scrollable fields Contain a range of values or several options from which you can select the desired value option To edit or ch...

Page 19: ...Squelch Alignment 25 30 kHz Squelch Alignment 20 kHz Squelch Alignment 12 5 kHz SAVE C F C D B MDC Deviation Alignment DTMF Deviation Alignment Single Tone Deviation Alignment Test Mode Signalling Alignment Menu F Transmit Deviation Limit Alignment Alignment Reference Softpot G Transmit VCO Crossover Alignment Front End Bandpass Filter Alignment B G VCO Crossover Alignment Get Workspace B B D C F ...

Page 20: ...rt Tone Configuration Mode Switch Position Assignment F Signalling Options Menu Scan List Channels H G Channel Options G JT1000 Configuration Options C Quik Call II Options B MDC STAR ATIS Configuration C HT JT1000 only Single Tone Configuration D DTMF Phone List E Repeater Access Configuration B MDC STAR Options C DTMF Configuration B Scan Configuration B E Option Mate Configuration ...

Page 21: ...l be allowed to access the CHANGE VIEW F4 and related screens Refer to for information on how to retrieve codeplug data Note If you make changes to the codeplug but did not save them and try to exit the RSS a warning message will be displayed You will be prompted to press F2 to exit to DOS or to press F10 to continue MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Select a function key F1 F10 HT JT1000 VISAR Mode...

Page 22: ...ange or view codeplug features and option configurations Unlike the SERVICE function a codeplug must be loaded into the computer s memory using GET SAVE CLONE PROGRAM functions before you will be allowed to access CHANGE VIEW functions An archive file can be accessed without a radio being connected Refer to Section 4 for detailed information on the CHANGE VIEW screens F5 PRINT A sub menu through w...

Page 23: ...o the radio and checking for the proper response No codeplug changes will result from these commands If the connections are okay you will hear a beep and the words Communications With The Radio Was Successful will appear in the instruction area Otherwise error messages will be displayed Make sure that all cables and power supplies are connected according to instructions provided on page 4 of this ...

Page 24: ...he UP DOWN arrow keys to select the asynchronous communications port COM 1 through COM4 that the RIB radio interface box is connected to Note The RIB MUST be connected to the specified port If you are not sure how your computer is configured or if you have four asynchronous communications ports first select COM 1 and use the COM TEST F3 function to communicate with a radio If the test fails select...

Page 25: ...uld be the customer names within each top level directory Keep the RSS diskette contents in one directory and your archive files in a different directory Storing archive files for different radio models in the same directory can cause a lot of confusion Have a separate directory name for each radio model and then store the archive files for that specific model within the appropriate model director...

Page 26: ... yourself these questions 1 Did you apply the changes to the radio save to the radio 2 Did you apply the changes to a computer file save archive file Press the Esc key to return to the MAIN MENU and then press F10 followed by F2 to exit to the DOS prompt ...

Page 27: ...functions based on the radio s model or options will NOT be displayed in the F key ID area Menu Map Transmit Alignment Menu B Reference Frequency Alignment Transmit Power Alignment Transmit Deviation Balance Compensation C E B D F C D E C Transmit Deviation Limit Alignment Receiver Alignment Menu Rated Audio Alignment Squelch Alignment 25 30 kHz Squelch Alignment 20 kHz Squelch Alignment 12 5 kHz ...

Page 28: ...the capability to key up the radio via the F6 function key and to increase or decrease the softpot setting using the UP DOWN arrow keys on the keyboard A graphic B MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Please made sure Caps Lock is not HT JT1000 VISAR Model enabled before pressing F2 F9 Serial MAIN SERVICE SERVICE MENU F1 HELP F2 Transmitter Alignments F3 Receiver Alignments F4 Signalling Alignments F5 ...

Page 29: ...standard radio receive alignment procedures Refer to the appropriate Radio Service Manual for Receive Alignment procedures F4 SIGNAL ALIGN Signalling Alignment Used to perform standard radio signalling alignment procedures Refer to the appropriate Radio Service Manual for Receive Alignment procedures F6 TEST MODE Used to set up specific test conditions TPL DPL MDC etc on specific test frequencies ...

Page 30: ...on deviation adjustments must be made No adjustments are required however for DPL or TPL deviation BB MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Please make sure Caps Lock is not HT JT1000 VISAR Model enabled before pressing F2 F9 Serial SERVICE XMTR ALIGN TRANSMIT ALIGNMENT MENU F1 HELP F2 Reference Frequency Alignment F3 Transmit Power Alignment F4 Transmit Deviation Balance Compensation Alignment F5 Trans...

Page 31: ...nsation Alignment procedure This procedure should only be attempted by qualified service personnel F5 DEV LIMIT Transmit Deviation Limit Alignment This function is used to perform transmit deviation limit alignment Refer to your Radio Service Manual for the Transmit Deviation Limit Alignment procedure This procedure should only be attempted by qualified service personnel F6 DEV REF Transmit Deviat...

Page 32: ... using the UP DOWN arrow keys Use the Shift UP DOWN arrow keys to increase the adjustment speed Note A relative TX power value will be displayed but you must measure the actual RF power from the frequency counter or the service monitor 3 Press F6 to de key the radio and F8 to program the new value into the radio Note The radio internal circuitry must be at room temperature 25 3 degrees C 77 5 degr...

Page 33: ...27 Function Key Descriptions F6 TOGGLE PTT Alternately keys and de keys the radio being serviced that is toggles PTT F8 PROGRAM VALUE Programs the selected value into the radio ...

Page 34: ...e list of computer to radio communication error codes in the Appendix 2 While the radio is transmitting modify the TX power softpot setting using the UP DOWN arrow keys Use the Shift UP DOWN arrow keys to increase the adjustment speed Note A relative TX power value will be displayed but you must measure the actual RF power with a service monitor BBC MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use or SHIFT SHI...

Page 35: ...g steps 1 to 3 for each field Function Key Descriptions F6 TOGGLE PTT Alternately keys and de keys the radio being serviced F8 PROGRAM VALUE Programs the selected value into the radio Field Definitions New Softpot Value This is the power attenuation for this frequency The status bar shows the setting in relation to the minimum and maximum settings ...

Page 36: ...e bottom of the screen shows the current setting in relation to the minimum and maximum settings Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to make adjustments according to instructions provided in the appropriate Radio Service Manual Performing this procedure automatically calculates compensation alignment BBD MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use or SHIFT SHIFT keys to change HT JT1000 VISAR Model and ENTER to go...

Page 37: ...e keys the radio being serviced F8 PROGRAM VALUE Programs the selected value into the radio Field Definition New Softpot Value This is the balance value for this frequency The status bar shows the relationship between this setting and the minimum and maximum settings ...

Page 38: ...e appropriate signal according to instructions provided in your Radio Service Manual While transmitting modify the VCO Attenuator setting with the UP DOWN arrow keys 3 Measure the actual RF power with a service monitor 4 Press F6 to de key the radio 5 Press F8 to save the new value 6 Use Tab to move between frequency points repeating steps 1 through 5 for each field BBE MOTOROLA Radio Service Soft...

Page 39: ...eys the radio being serviced F8 PROGRAM VALUE Programs the selected value into the radio Field Definitions New Softpot Value This is the VCO softpot value for this frequency The status bar shows the relationship between this setting and the minimum and maximum settings ...

Page 40: ...to instructions in your Radio Service Manual 3 While transmitting modify the Reference Attenuator setting using the UP DOWN arrow keys To increase the adjustment speed use the Shift UP DOWN arrow keys 4 A relative Tx power value will be displayed but you must measure the actual transmitter deviation from the service monitor 5 Press F6 to de key the radio and Tab to move between frequency points 6 ...

Page 41: ...e for this frequency The status bar shows the relationship between this setting and the minimum and maximum settings 12 5 kHz This is the working Reference Attenuator value The status bar shows the relationship between this setting and the minimum and maximum settings 20 kHz This is the working Reference Attenuator value The status bar shows the relationship between this setting and the minimum an...

Page 42: ...m settings Current Frequency This is the current VCO Crossover Frequency The status bar shows the relationship between this setting and the minimum and maximum settings New Frequency This is the working VCO Crossover Frequency The status bar shows the relationship between this setting and the minimum and maximum settings BBG MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use or SHIFT SHIFT keys HT JT1000 VISAR M...

Page 43: ...LA Radio Service Software Please make sure Caps Lock is not HT JT1000 VISAR Model enabled before pressing F2 F9 Serial SERVICE RCVR ALIGN Receive Alignment Menu F1 HELP F2 Front End Bandpass Filter Alignment F3 Rated Audio Alignment F4 Squelch Alignment 25 30kHz F5 Squelch Alignment 20kHz F6 Squelch Alignment 12 5kHz F7 VCO Crossover Alignment F8 F9 F10 Exit Return to Service Menu F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F...

Page 44: ...ngs Refer to your Radio Service Manual for the Front End Filter Alignment UHF and VHF procedure Programming Procedure 1 Apply the appropriate RF signal to the radio 2 Modify the Rx Front End Filter Softpot setting using the UP DOWN arrow keys 3 Use the Tab key to move between frequency points 4 Press F8 to save the new values BCC MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use or SHIFT SHIFT to change HT JT10...

Page 45: ...ALUE Programs the selected value into the radio Field Definition New Softpot Value This is the squelch attenuator softpot value for this frequency The status bar shows the relationship between this setting and the minimum and maximum settings ...

Page 46: ...radio 2 Modify the Rated Audio Volume Softpot setting using the UP DOWN arrow keys 3 Press F8 to save the new values Function Key Descriptions F8 Program Value Programs the selected value into the radio Field Definition New Softpot Value This is the squelch attenuator softpot value for this frequency The status bar shows the relationship between this setting and the minimum and maximum settings BC...

Page 47: ...ent procedure Programming Procedure 1 Apply the appropriate RF signal to the radio 2 Modify the Squelch Attenuator setting with the UP DOWN arrow keys 3 Press F8 to save the new value 4 Press Tab to move between frequency points Function Key Descriptions F8 PROGRAM VALUE Programs the selected value into the radio BCD MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use or SHIFT SHIFT to change HT JT1000 VISAR Mode...

Page 48: ...42 Field Definition New Softpot Value This is the squelch attenuator softpot value for this frequency The status bar shows the relationship between this setting and the minimum and maximum settings ...

Page 49: ...etting to the desired value Function Key Description F8 PROGRAM VALUE Programs the selected value into the radio Field Definition New Softpot Value This is the squelch attenuator softpot value for this frequency The status bar shows the relationship between this setting and the minimum and maximum settings BCE MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use or SHIFT SHIFT to change HT JT1000 VISAR Model and E...

Page 50: ...ing to the desired value Function Key Description F8 PROGRAM VALUE Program the selected value into the radio Field Definition New Softpot Value This is the squelch attenuator softpot value for this frequency The status bar shows the relationship between this setting and the minimum and maximum settings BCF MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use or SHIFT SHIFT to change HT JT1000 VISAR Model and Enter...

Page 51: ...en Adjust the squelch setting to the desired value Function Key Description F8 PROGRAM VALUE Program the selected value into the radio Field Definition New Softpot Value This is the squelch attenuator softpot value for this frequency The status bar shows the relationship between this setting and the minimum and maximum settings BCF MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use or SHIFT SHIFT keys HT JT1000 ...

Page 52: ... MDC alignment HT 1000 models with model revisions of A are incapable of Single Tone signalling Only HT 1000 B and later models VISAR models and JT1000 models are capable of Single Tone signalling and need Single Tone signalling alignment BD MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Please make sure Caps Lock is not HT JT1000 VISAR Model enabled before pressing F2 F9 Serial SERVICE SIG ALIGN Receive Alignme...

Page 53: ...ersonnel F4 DTMF DEV DTMF Deviation Alignment Refer to your Radio Service Manual for the DTMF Deviation Alignment procedure This procedure should only be attempted by qualified service personnel F5 SINGLTN DEV Singletone Deviation Alignment Refer to your Radio Service Manual for the Singletone Deviation Alignment procedure This procedure should only be attempted by qualified service personnel ...

Page 54: ...unction Key Descriptions F6 TOGGLE PTT Toggles PTT F8 PROGRAM VALUE Programs the selected value into the radio Field Definition New Softpot Value This is the squelch attenuator softpot value for this frequency The status bar shows the relationship between this setting and the minimum and maximum settings BDC MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use or SHIFT SHIFT keys HT JT1000 VISAR Model to change so...

Page 55: ...alling Refer to your Radio Service Manual for the Transmit Deviation Limit Alignment DTMF Signalling procedure Function Key Descriptions F6 TOGGLE PTT Toggles PTT F8 PROGRAM VALUE Programs the selected value into the radio Field Definition New Softpot Value This is the squelch attenuator softpot value for this frequency The status bar shows the relationship between this setting and the minimum and...

Page 56: ...nalling Refer to your Radio Service Manual for the Transmit Deviation Limit Alignment Single Tone Signalling procedure Function Key Descriptions F6 TOGGLE PTT Toggles PTT F8 PROGRAM VALUE Programs the selected value into the radio Field Definition New Softpot Value This is the squelch attenuator softpot value for this frequency The status bar shows the relationship between this setting and the min...

Page 57: ... to the transmit power selection column 4 Once this selection is made the radio can be tested in the receive mode by establishing the selected conditions for radio unmuting or the transmitter can be keyed for transmitter testing using the F6 key Refer to your Radio Service Manual for further information on test modes Function Key Descriptions F6 TOGGLE PTT Alternately keys and de keys the radio be...

Page 58: ...s in MHz Signalling Type This field indicates the signalling type or each frequency that is listed in the Frequency field Freq Code This field indicates the code associated with each frequency Transmit Power Indicates whether the transmit power on each frequency is high or low ...

Page 59: ...mmunicate with the radio results in failure 2 Press F8 If the serial number entered is valid a pop up window will be displayed as shown on the following page 3 Press the appropriate key BG MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Select a function key F1 F10 HT JT1000 VISAR Model Serial SERVICE CONTROLLER INIT CONTROLLER BOARD INITIALIZATION Serial Number F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 HELP PROGRAM EXIT RA...

Page 60: ...file can be programmed into the radio after initialization This process will replace the default tuning data of the radio with data which is valid for the radio s RF board Nevertheless tuning should be checked since some fields may need adjustment This is still easier than having to tune all parameters Function Key Descriptions F8 PROGRAM RADIO Programs the radio with the serial number you provide...

Page 61: ... functions GET SAVE PROGRAM related menus and screens are shown with their respective programming procedures from the MAIN MENU function key descriptions and field definitions Note All functions supported and unsupported will be displayed in the menu s working area The unsupported functions based on the radio s model or options will NOT be displayed in the F key ID area Menu Map B C G E H Read Rad...

Page 62: ...nction key F1 F10 HT JT1000 VISAR Model Serial GET SAVE CLONE Get Save Clone Menu F1 HELP F2 Read Data from Radio F3 Get Workspace Data from Archive File F4 F5 Clone Copy Data to another Radio F6 F7 Save Workspace Data to Archive File F8 Program Data into Radio F9 F10 EXIT Return to Main Menu F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 HELP READ GET CLONE SAVE PROGRAM EXIT RADIO FILE FILE RADIO Caution Do NOT ...

Page 63: ...ing CHANGE VIEW functions or programmed into a radio F5 CLONE Only radios with the same model number can be cloned Copies codeplug information from one radio to another F7 SAVE FILE Creates or updates an archive copy of the codeplug information on a disk An archive copy of every radio installed or serviced is STRONGLY recommended in order to be able to quickly restore customer information in case ...

Page 64: ...l display the progress of the codeplug reading activity The read process will take approximately one minute This duration may vary depending on the type of computer being used and the size of the codeplug being read After the codeplug is read you will automatically be returned to the GET SAVE PROGRAM MENU The model number and serial number will be updated upon returning to the GET SAVE CLONE scree...

Page 65: ...ed for each file name The default is Manual F5 PRINT ARCHIVE Used to print a list containing the personality file names along with their corresponding model number customer and date information F6 FIND FILE Used to search for a specific file Enter the file name and press Enter If the file is found in the current archive directory its file name will be highlighted on the screen In the event that th...

Page 66: ...r a complete description of DOS file names Model no This read only field displays the model number associated with the retrieved archive file Customer This read only field displays the name of the customer if you have specified one associated with the current archive file Date This read only field displays the date that the archive file was last created or modified ...

Page 67: ...AR Model Serial GET SAVE CLONE Get Save Clone Menu F1 HELP F2 Read Data from Radio F3 Get Workspace Data from Archive File F4 F5 Clone Copy Data to another Radio F6 F7 Save Workspace Data to Archive File F8 Program Data into Radio F9 F10 EXIT Return to Main Menu F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 HELP READ GET CLONE SAVE PROGRAM EXIT RADIO FILE FILE RADIO CLONING the radio will replace the contents of...

Page 68: ...nt work space or last retrieved archive file into the target radio F7 SAVE FILE Saves the codeplug data to an archive file F8 PROGRAM RADIO Programs the target radio using saved codeplug data Important Notes on RSS Cloning All Radio Models 1 Cloning is NOT allowed across models 2 Cloning is NOT allowed across radio types e g from HT 1000 to VISAR 3 Cloning is allowed across revisions of the same m...

Page 69: ... which has an Option Mate Plug In Board field set to Installed the audio routing information WILL BE LOST and must be reprogrammed RSS Cloning will however be allowed even if the Option Mate settings are different The setting in the source radio will be copied to the target radio and a warning will be issued Tip If an earlier model codeplug is to be cloned to a number of Option Mate capable radios...

Page 70: ...o be able to quickly restore customer information in case of a codeplug failure Function Key Descriptions F8 SAVE ARCHIVE Saves the archive file to the path specified or to the default path if no path is specified Do NOT press F8 until you have entered the archive file name Field Definitions Archive Path This is the DOS name of the archive file The standard DOS file naming convention must be used ...

Page 71: ...be returned to the GET SAVE PROGRAM screen automatically Note The time required to PROGRAM a codeplug will depend directly on your computer type and the size of the codeplug being programmed The status of the programming operation will be displayed on the screen CH MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Select a function key F1 F10 HT JT1000 VISAR Model Serial GET SAVE CLONE Get Save Clone Menu F1 HELP F...

Page 72: ...66 Notes ...

Page 73: ...g area The unsupported functions based on the radio s model or options will NOT be displayed in the F key ID area Menu Map System Configuration B VISAR Configuration Options B D CHANGE VIEW C Radio Wide Information Radio Configuration Menu B Channel Configuration D Side Button Configuration C Alert Tone Configuration Mode Switch Position Assignment F Signalling Options Menu Scan List Channels H G ...

Page 74: ...Manual for radio model descriptions and features After all change view modifications are completed you MUST return to the GET SAVE PROGRAM MENU and program the changes back into the radio or save them to a new or existing archive file Otherwise the modifications will be lost when you turn off your computer or load another codeplug into memory Note The CHANGE VIEW functions do NOT actually modify t...

Page 75: ...ge the Customer ID of the radio F3 RADIO CONFIG Radio Wide Configuration Used to change or view radio parameters and options that affect overall radio operation such as button settings F4 CHANNEL CONFIG Channel Configuration Used to configure radio channels ...

Page 76: ...e helpful in future Radio Model This field displays the model number of the current radio or related archive file Radio bandsplit This field displays the radio bandsplit of the current codeplug or archive file Software version This field displays the RSS version using which the archive file was created or modified The radio software version can be viewed only when a radio has been read This inform...

Page 77: ...screen will vary depending on the product HT 1000 JT1000 or VISAR F3 SIDE BTN CONFIG Side Button Configuration Brings up a screen from which you can configure functions for the radio s side buttons This screen will vary depending on the product HT 1000 JT1000 or VISAR F4 ALERT CONFIG Alert Tone Configuration Brings up a screen from which you can configure the radio s alert tone operation F5 OPTION...

Page 78: ...ings up a screen from which you can configure the radio s mode switch position assignment F7 SIGNAL MENU Signalling Menu Brings up a screen from which you can configure the radio s signalling options Quik Call II MDC STAR ATIS Single Tone and DTMF Phone List F8 SCAN LIST Scan List Configuration Brings up a screen from which you can configure the radio s scan lists ...

Page 79: ...re you can modify additional system configuration options for VISAR radios F3 JT1000 OPTIONS Not shown This function will be displayed only for JT1000 models Brings up a screen where you can modify additional system configuration options for JT1000 radios F5 PRINT Prints the system configuration for the current codeplug F9 DEFAULT Resets the fields on this screen to their default values DCB MOTORO...

Page 80: ... the PTT switch is pressed or if carrier is detected during the timer period The timer will start counting down once activity has ceased on the channel The radio be reset to Page mode only when the timer finally expires The range for the auto reset timer is one to 34 seconds in multiples of one second The default is 10 seconds CS Sleep Period ms Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to specify a value for CS...

Page 81: ...lt is 60 ms AGC AGC is available only on all JT1000 models all VISAR models and HT 1000 B and later models Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to enable disable the radio microphone AGC circuitry Automatic Gain Control or AGC has the ability to level out the variations in audio volume due to a radio user speaking too softly too loudly or holding the radio too far from his mouth All messages will be heard a...

Page 82: ...hannel is enabled The default is Enabled Battery Saver PL Lockout Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to enable disable this feature If this feature is enabled PL will not be decoded when the radio periodically comes out of sleep mode until carrier drops Therefore a radio which enters sleep mode while a carrier is on the channel with wrong PL or no PL will not unmute to another call until carrier drops Not...

Page 83: ...rmal or Inverted state on radio power up The default is Normal DCBB MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use keys to scroll values HT JT1000 VISAR Model H05UCD6AA4AN Use Enter to go to next feature Serial CHANGE RADIO SYS CONFIG VISAR VISAR CONFIGURATION OPTIONS Display Power Up State Normal Channel Wrap around Enabled Ch Select Lock Display Flip Lock Channel Wrap around Alert Enabled Channel Selector ...

Page 84: ...t Timer field on this screen Once the backlight is illuminated the use of any control with the exception of PTT and volume will reset the timer and extend the backlight illumination time If this option is disabled only the side button assigned to the Light function will be turned on or extend the backlight The default is Enabled Backlight Timer sec Enter a value directly or use the UP DOWN arrow k...

Page 85: ...abling the other Channel Selector Alert Use the UP DOWN arrows to select Enabled or Disabled When this field is enabled an alert tone is generated when either of the Channel Selector buttons are pressed The default is Disabled Note The Channel Selector Alert and Channel Wrap around Alert features are mutually exclusive You MUST disable one before enabling the other Enabled An alert is generated wh...

Page 86: ...abled and the radio will not unmute to channel traffic The menu timeout feature will prevent the radio from remaining in this state for an extended period The default is Enabled Programming Password This feature allows you to restrict access to programming for frequency squelch coding power and channel bandwidth The password is limited to 8 numeric characters or less The minimum password length is...

Page 87: ...n buttons the display keypad backlight will be turned on The backlight will be on for the length of time in seconds specified in the Backlight Timer field on this screen Once the backlight is illuminated the use of any control with the exception of PTT and volume will reset the timer and extend the backlight illumination time If this option is disabled only the side button assigned to the Light fu...

Page 88: ...or all other models The range of valid values is the range of the entire band which applies to the radio that has been read For example 136 0 178 0 for VHF 403 0 470 0 for UHF1 and 450 0 512 0 for UHF2 The default is the highest frequency of the band for the radio which has been read for example 178 0 for VHF Display Format Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to select one of two formats to display informa...

Page 89: ...rmanent Monitor will be determined by the setting in the Permanent Monitor Definition field The Permanent Monitor state is not preserved across channel changes or power cycling The default is Enabled Monitor Long Press Period sec This field will be visible only if the Permanent Monitor feature on this screen is enabled Enter a value directly or use the UP DOWN arrow keys to select the time period ...

Page 90: ...e radio ID whenever the radio is angled more than 60 degrees from its usual vertical position Note This operation is only possible when the radio is equipped with an External Mandown Switch accessory Emergency must be enabled for this feature to work The default is Enabled Note that there is no functional programmability associated with the side buttons in HT 1000 A models Side Button 1 is the Sel...

Page 91: ... Scan on a side button and Channel Slaved Auto Scan in the same radi If Scan is already assigned to another control Scan related selections will not be displayed among the choices The possible functions that can be assigned to Sidebuttons 1 and 2 are detailed below DCC MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use keys to adjust value HT JT1000 VISAR Model H05SDD9AA4AN Use Enter key to go to next feature Se...

Page 92: ... sequence if so programmed Applicable to keypad models only Select Allows temporary removal of a channel from the scan list in the Nuisance Delete Function and performs the Scan Programming Status Scroll function in Scan Programming mode Scan Scan Programming On Off A short press will toggle the Channel Scan mode on and off A long press will place the radio in the Scan Programming mode where the s...

Page 93: ...he Monitor button or in Permanent Monitor mode The two options are Note The definitions above do NOT apply to Monitor during Scan mode Monitor operation during Scan is controlled by the PL Defeat field on the SCAN CONFIGURATION screen F4 F3 F8 F2 The default is Open Squelch Possible Sidebutton Setups for Scanning Open Squelch The radio will be continuously unmuted PL Defeat The radio will be in Ca...

Page 94: ...a side button and Channel Slaved Auto scan in the same radio If Scan is already assigned to another control Scan related selections will not be displayed on this screen The possible functions that can be assigned to Sidebuttons 1 2 and 3 are DCC MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use keys to adjust value HT JT1000 VISAR Model H01SDC9AA3BN Use Enter key to go to next feature Serial CHANGE RADIO SIDE B...

Page 95: ...an Scan Programming On Off A short press will toggle the Channel Scan mode on and off A long press will place the radio in the Scan Programming mode where the scan list can be modified by the radio operator Note In Scan Programming mode the radio will not unmute to channel traffic A tone will sound to remind the operator if the radio has been left in the Scan Programming mode with no key activity ...

Page 96: ...ed for this feature to work This option enables disables the radio s capability to initiate the transmission of an emergency alarm sequence including the ID code when the radio is tipped more than 60 degrees from its vertical axis The Mandown Switch is applicable to HT 1000 models only Note This operation is only possible when the radio is equipped with an External Mandown Switch accessory Emergen...

Page 97: ...will override and reset the state of the Master Alert Tone Control feature These are 1 Use of the F9 default key on any screen that has alert fields 2 Changing the setting for the Signalling Type field on the MDC STAR ATIS OPTIONS screen F4 F3 F7 F3 which sets the new signal type defaults When the Master Alert Tone control is re enabled all individual tones will still be disabled Therefore the des...

Page 98: ...bled Timeout Timer Pre Alert Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to enable disable the Timeout Timer Pre alert feature If this feature is enabled a pre alert tone will be heard four seconds before the timer times out The default is Disabled PL Defeat Alert Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to enable disable this feature If this feature is enabled the radio will generate an alert before it enters the PL Defeat mod...

Page 99: ... radio is in the receive mode The default is Enabled Low Battery Alert Intvl sec Enter a value directly or use the UP DOWN arrow keys to select the interval of silence between low battery alert tones The valid range of values is 5 to 155 seconds The value you enter will automatically be rounded off to multiples of 5 seconds The default is 120 seconds Alert Volume Tx Enter a value directly or use t...

Page 100: ...literature for further information on these utilities This screen deals only with the set up of the radio s circuitry to accommodate such audio processing devices Note DO NOT set the Plug In Board field to Installed unless an option board has actually been installed If you do so the radio will remain muted and no audio will be transmitted Note Special cloning instructions for radios equipped with ...

Page 101: ...Not Installed This is to make sure that audio routing information from an Option Mate enabled radio is not cloned to a non capable earlier model radio since this will render the earlier radio inoperative For example if an HT 1000 C model is cloned radio to radio to an HT 1000 B or earlier model the Plug In Board field in the C model must be set to Not Installed Otherwise cloning will NOT be allowe...

Page 102: ...to reflect the selected mode The table on page 98 shows the available modes and their associated functions The default is Squelch Defeat In the table at the bottom of the screen the columns marked Position A B and C correspond to the physical positions of the switch The rows marked Function 1 and 2 correspond to the functions assigned to those positions As you navigate through the different functi...

Page 103: ...e assume that Scan has been assigned to the Toggle Switch and Channel Slaved Auto Scan has been programmed in the same radio If Scan is already assigned to another control it will not be possible to navigate to Scan related selections on this screen Conflicts may occur if a Toggle Switch setup is chosen that controls power and one or more channels are programmed for low power The radio will always...

Page 104: ...n On 5 Scan PAC RT Operation Tx PL Low Pwr Scan Off Carrier Squelch Scan Off Carrier Squelch Scan On 6 Talkaround Only Direct Repeat Repeat 7 Squelch Defeat Channel Op Sq Carrier Squelch Carrier Squelch 8 PAC RT Tx PL Low Pwr Carrier Sq Tx PAC RT Carrier Sq Tx PAC RT 9 Hi Low Power High Power Low Power Low Power 10 Hi Low Power Scan High Power Scan Off Low Power Scan Off Channel Op Power Scan On 1...

Page 105: ... a screen from which you can configure MDC STAR ATIS options F4 SINGLETONE Singletone Configuration This function will be visible only for VISAR HT 1000 B and JT1000 models Brings up a screen from which you can configure Single Tone options F5 DTMF LIST DTMF Phone List This function will be visible only for models with DTMF keypad Brings up a screen from which you can configure DTMF options DCG MO...

Page 106: ... is beneficial to have Tone A Tone C Common Tone A or Tone B Tone D Common Tone B These variations are allowed The Quik Call frequencies and codes available in the scroll list are shown in the Appendix under the title Quik Call II Frequencies and Codes Note The frequencies you enter directly will be rounded off to the nearest encodable frequency Codes entered directly will be allowed only if they ...

Page 107: ...ation to follow a Selective Call When the conversation ends the radio will automatically be returned to Page mode The auto reset timer specified on the RADIO SYSTEM CONFIGURATION screen F4 F3 F2 is initiated after the Selective Call is received and the Alert Tone sequence is sounded The radio will return to Page mode signalling squelch if There is a period of inactivity no carrier on the channel f...

Page 108: ... up a screen from which you can configure various timers and counters specific to MDC F5 PRINT Prints the current system configuration F9 DEFAULT Resets the fields on this screen to their default values DCGC MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use keys to enable disable feature HT JT1000 VISAR Model Use Enter to go to next feature Serial CHANGE RADIO SIG MDC CONFIG MDC Configuration Signalling Type MD...

Page 109: ... Variable ID Enter an ID directly or use the UP DOWN arrow keys to select the Variable ID The Variable ID consists of three hexadecimal digits ranging from 000 to EEE It is used to group radios so that several radios will decode the same Selective Call or Call Alert The default is EEE PL Transmit A valid PL must be selected for the channel for this option to be applicable Use the UP DOWN arrow key...

Page 110: ...he MDC Remote Monitor command s multiplier field The default is Disabled Radio Check Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to enable disable this option If this option is enabled the dispatcher can send a message to a radio which stimulates a specific response verifying that the radio is turned on and within range of the system The default is Enabled MDC Auto Reset Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to enable disabl...

Page 111: ... have no effect Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to enable disable this option If this feature is enabled an alert tone will be generated if PTT is pressed when the radio is on the Sticky Revert Channel It reminds the user that the radio is transmitting on a channel different from the one indicated by the Channel Selector knob On VISAR models alone the display will correctly indicate the Sticky Revert C...

Page 112: ...ture is enabled an alert will be generated when the emergency switch is pressed at a time that the radio is in a non silent emergency mode The default is Enabled Emergency Ack Alert This field will be visible only if the Emergency field on this screen is set to Enabled Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to enable disable this option If this feature is enabled an alert will be generated when an MDC emergen...

Page 113: ...k that is generated from the MDC fixed equipment This feature needs to be enabled only on the Emergency Revert channel and only when Emergency Revert is in use The default is Disabled Priority Revert Channel This field will be visible only if the Emergency field on this screen is set to Enabled Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to make your selection or enter the desired number directly for the channel t...

Page 114: ...lt is Enabled Silent Pretime ms Enter the desired value directly or use the UP DOWN arrow keys to make your selection The setting in this field determines the duration of Repeater Access Pretime which can range from 0 to 2550 ms in 10 ms increments The default is 510 ms RAT Codes 1 8 Enter the desired value directly or use the UP DOWN arrow keys to make your selection Each code consisting of four ...

Page 115: ...me Each packet takes 46 67 milliseconds to be sent Therefore the number of packets will be adjusted to fit within the pretime duration The remaining pretime will be silent Bit Sync during pretime may be an advantage in some systems in that it will cause radios receiving the repeated transmission to DOS Mute sooner The default is 0 that is no bit sync DCGCC MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use keys ...

Page 116: ...e number of times the radio will attempt to transmit an MDC emergency message in polite fashion A polite attempt is one where the radio transmits only when no one else is transmitting on that channel Valid settings range from 0 to 254 in increments of 1 The number of polites can also be set to 255 Infinite in which case the radio will stop transmitting only when an acknowledgment is received or th...

Page 117: ...ive The Open MIC feature takes control after the MDC Emergency message has been transmitted and acknowledged At this time the radio will key up and transmit ambient audio for a period of time specified in this field The time period can be set from 20 to 140 seconds in 20 second increments This field can also be set to Disabled in which case the Open MIC feature will be disabled Open MIC can be use...

Page 118: ...er is set to a non zero value DOS Mute will automatically be enabled When it is set to 0 zero DOS Mute will automatically be disabled The range is 10 to 2550 ms in 10 ms increments A setting of Disabled is also available The default is 550 ms Mandown Pre Alert Delay sec This field is applicable to HT 1000 model radios only and require that the radio be equipped with the appropriate Mandown Switch ...

Page 119: ...rtable For Extended mode addressing the Unit ID range is 0001 to 9999 decimal and for Portable mode addressing the Unit ID range is 0001 to 2047 decimal The default is Portable PTT ID Code Enter a value directly or use the UP DOWN arrow keys to make your selection This field allows you to set the ID Code that is transmitted with PTT ID and Emergency messages Its range depends on the addressing mod...

Page 120: ...e enabled at any given time The default is None PTT Sidetone Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to enable disable this option If this feature is enabled a sidetone will be generated during encoding of a Stat Alert PTT ID and a STAR PTT ID If the PTT ID selection is set to Dekey the PTT Sidetone will be automatically disabled The default is Enabled Emergency Sidetone Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to enable di...

Page 121: ...able disable this option If this feature is enabled an alert will generated when a STAR emergency alarm acknowledgment is received The default is Enabled Silent Emergency This field will be visible only if the Emergency field on this screen is set to Enabled Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to enable disable this option If this feature is enabled both audio and visual feedback from the radio will be inh...

Page 122: ...row keys to specify the number of the channel to be used for emergency transmission when the Emergency Channel Revert mode is enabled The valid range of channels is 1 through the maximum channel allowed in the radio Only channels which are marked as Programmed in the CHANNEL CONFIGURATION screen F4 F4 will be displayed as possible selections The default is 1 ...

Page 123: ...me can be set from 0 zero and 2550 ms in 10 ms increments The default is 500 ms Number of Impolites Enter the desired value directly or use the UP DOWN arrow keys to make your selection This is the number of times the radio will transmit in an impolite fashion An impolite transmission is one where the radio transmits regardless of whether or not anyone else is currently transmitting on the same ch...

Page 124: ...re Alert Delay sec This field will not be visible for VISAR models Enter the desired value directly or use the UP DOWN arrow keys to make your selection This is the time delay between closure of the mandown switch and initiation of the mandown alert tone The valid range is 0 zero to 8 seconds in one second increments The default is 5 seconds Mandown Post Alert Delay sec This field will not be visi...

Page 125: ...row keys to make your selection for the ATIS Unit ID This ID will be transmitted along with every radio transmission The digits of the ID are assigned as follows DCGC MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use keys to adjust value HT JT1000 VISAR Model Use Enter key to go to next feature Serial CHANGE RADIO SIG ATIS CONFIG ATIS Configuration Signalling Type ATIS PTT ID Pretime ms 20 PTT ID Transmission E...

Page 126: ...eld controls the LED for Quik Call II MDC and ATIS Select Call The default is Enabled Call Alert LED Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to enable or disable this field When this field is enabled the green LED located on top of an HT 1000 radio or the front of a VISAR radio will flash when a Call Alert is received The LED will flash until the alert tones terminate This field controls the LED for Quik Call ...

Page 127: ...zero to 2550 ms in 10 ms increments The default is 20 ms PTT ID Bit Sync Enter a value directly or use the UP DOWN arrow keys to make your selection for the number of bytes of sync pattern to be transmitted after pretime and before the transmission of actual ATIS Unit ID data This sync pattern allows the receiving unit to synchronize its decoding algorithm with the transmitting unit The range is 3...

Page 128: ...Initiator ID Enter a value directly or use the UP DOWN arrow keys to make your selection This field consists of the Group ID and the Individual ID The Group ID ranges from 0 zero to 15 and the Individual ID ranges from 1 to 99 These IDs are used when a subscriber unit initiates Group or Individual calls The default is 0 zero for Group ID and 1 for Individual ID ATIS Destination ID Enter a value di...

Page 129: ...quency is encoded and then decoded when you exit and re enter the screen The frequency displayed is the nearest encodable frequency to the frequency entered and will not differ from the frequency entered by more than 0 5 except at the upper end of the frequency range where it may vary as much as 1 0 These are the only fields which apply individually to the two Single Tones Singletone Duration Ente...

Page 130: ... the sidetone feedback during Single Tone encode The sidetone is a 900 Hz tone which lasts for the duration of the transmitted Single Tone The default is Enabled Side button accept tone Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to enable disable the Accept Tone that is generated as feedback to the user when a Single Tone is encoded via a side button The accept tone is a 900 Hz 75 ms tone The default is Disabled ...

Page 131: ...ill be sent before the first DTMF digit is transmitted The value is expressed as a multiple of 25 ms ranging from 25 ms to 6 375 seconds The default is 250 ms DTMF Digit Duration Enter a value directly or use the UP DOWN arrow keys to make your selection This is the actual time duration for which DTMF tones are transmitted on the channel for a single digit during auto dial or manual dial if a time...

Page 132: ... telephone interconnect equipment Some conventional interconnect systems require a to access the telephone line Other systems require a multi digit access code which consists of one to four digits and may or may not contain a Multi digit access codes are used to prevent unauthorized access to the telephone interconnect system DTMF De Access Code Enter a value directly or use the UP DOWN arrow keys...

Page 133: ...send the pre programmed de access code when the Phone button is pressed to hang up If set to Manual the access de access codes must be keyed in manually DTMF Tone Type Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to make your selection The setting in this field determines whether the DTMF tones transmitted are Continuous or Timed in a manual dial situation DCGEB MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use keys to enable di...

Page 134: ...cuitry for the encoded DTMF tones DTMF Sidetone Type Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to make your selection This field is used to specify the type of sidetone to be used during DTMF digit encode The type of sidetone allowed will depend on the setting in the DTMF Tone Type field on this screen and the type of dialing manual or automatic used The table below summarizes the type of sidetone that can be ex...

Page 135: ...wed without the use of a radio side button dedicated to the Phone function When this field is enabled the user only needs to press and hold the PTT button and then press the desired keys on the keypad to transmit the corresponding DTMF digits Some of the features of the dedicated Phone mode will not be available when this method is used however Automatic transmission of access de access codes will...

Page 136: ...MF digit 0 through 9 and or a pause A pause is created by entering P and is represented on the screen by a P The length of the pause is equal to the DTMF Digit Duration DTMF Tx Pre Time ms Enter a value directly or use the UP DOWN arrow keys to make your selection This is the time period that carrier or carrier with PL if on a PL channel is sent before the first DTMF digit is transmitted The value...

Page 137: ...ote A value of zero is NOT allowed The default is 103 ms DTMF Access Code Enter a value directly or use the UP DOWN arrow keys to make your selection This is the code used to access the fixed end telephone interconnect equipment Some conventional interconnect systems require a to access the telephone line Other systems require a multi digit access code which consists of one to four digits and may ...

Page 138: ...e pre programmed de access code when the Phone button is pressed to hang up If set to Manual the access de access codes must be keyed in manually DTMF Tone Type Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to make your selection The setting in this field determines whether the DTMF tones transmitted are Continuous or Timed in a manual dial situation DCGEB MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use keys to enable disable f...

Page 139: ...digits Any DTMF digit can be used 0 9 DTMF Pre Emphasis Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to enable disable the use of the pre emphasis circuitry for the encoded DTMF tones DTMF Sidetone Type Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to make your selection This field is used to specify the type of sidetone to be used during DTMF digit encode The type of sidetone allowed will depend on the setting in the DTMF Tone Type ...

Page 140: ...umber of channels appropriate for the particular model will be displayed If a channel is marked as Unprogrammed in the CHANNEL CONFIGURATION screen F4 F4 it will be removed from the Scan List when you exit this screen Be sure to set channels to Programmed Yes before adding them to the scan list DCH MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use keys to enable disable feature HT JT1000 VISAR Model Use Enter t...

Page 141: ...mute Enabled Nuisance Delete Enabled Priority Chan Defin Fixed Sel Chan Unmute Disabled Fixed Priority Chan 1 Quik Call II Scan Enabled Designated TX Chan Disabled MDC Decode Scan Enabled Talkback Scan Enabled MDC Sel Call Scan Enabled TX RX Hangtime sec 3 F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 HELP PRINT EXIT Non Priority Scan The channels in the scan list will be scanned continuously Priority Scan The p...

Page 142: ... than Priority Channel Unmute Priority Channel Definition Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to make your selection The setting in this field determines whether the priority channel is a certain fixed channel or priority follows the selected channel The default is Fixed Fixed Priority Channel Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to make your selection The setting in this field is used as the priority channel when t...

Page 143: ...e Channel Tone will be generated This tone indicates to the user the last channel to carry traffic on which the radio unmuted When the Channel Selector is cycled through the available channels the tone will be sounded when the last active channel is accessed The default is Disabled Scan Channel Lockout Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to enable disable this feature If this option is enabled the radio wi...

Page 144: ...uation Priority Channel unmute is more restrictive and will cause the radio to unmute to less traffic than Selectable Channel Unmute The default is Disabled Quik Call II Scan Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to enable disable the scanning of Quik Call on priority and non priority channel if the Quik Call II decode option is enabled on those channels on the CHANNEL CONFIGURATION screen F4 F4 The default ...

Page 145: ...f time in seconds that the radio s scanner will wait on an active receive channel after loss of carrier or immediately after transmitter de key The scanner will resume scanning if carrier is not detected within this time period This timer can be set from 1 to 15 seconds in one second increments The default is 3 seconds ...

Page 146: ...mit PL TPL Tx Inhibit On Busy Chan Disabled TPL Tone 85 4 Hz YA Power Level High PTT ID Disabled Keypad Programming Enabled F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 HELP CHAN PREVIOUS NEXT PRINT DEFAULT EXIT OPTIONS CHANNEL CHANNEL MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use keys to scroll value HT JT1000 VISAR Model H01SDC9AA3AN Use Enter to go to next feature Serial CHANGE CHANNEL Channel Configuration Channel 1 ...

Page 147: ...MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use keys to scroll value HT JT1000 VISAR Model H01KDH9PA3AN Use Enter to go to next feature Serial CHANGE CHANNEL Channel Configuration Channel 1 Programmed Yes Rx Frequency MHz 136 07500 Receive Squelch TPL TPL Tone 85 4 Hz YA Rx Only Channel Enabled Keypad Programming Enabled F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 HELP CHAN PREVIOUS NEXT PRINT DEFAULT EXIT OPTIONS CHANNEL...

Page 148: ...ese frequencies are used radio may performance could be degraded Tx Frequency MHz The valid range of the Transmit Frequency depends upon the radio s bandsplit The transmit frequency in MHz can be entered directly using the number keys but must be divisible by 6 25 kHz or 5 0 kHz or by 2 5 kHz for VHF HT 1000 VISAR models The RSS will allow frequencies inside the bandsplit only DO NOT enter the dec...

Page 149: ...continuous alert tone will sound when the PTT button is pressed indicating to the radio user that this is a receive only channel Other transmit related fields are hidden when this field is enabled The default is Disabled Tx Inhibit on Busy Chan Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to enable or disable this field Enabling this field will prevent the radio from transmitting on a receive PL channel which has a...

Page 150: ...nel PTT ID is an identification code transmission that is tied to the PTT switch The code is automatically sent every time the PTT button is pressed When PTT ID precedes voice transmission a sidetone is generated if enabled until ID transmission is completed to prevent talking during transmission of the ID code PTT ID is a generic term which refers to a function which is possible in several signal...

Page 151: ...he Appendix of this manual and are assigned on the QUIK CALL II OPTIONS screen F4 F3 F7 F2 PL Code Receive Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to select the Private Line codes frequencies This field is used to select the Receive PL mode and frequency or DPL mode and code This line will be blank unless the Receive Squelch field is set to PL DPL or a combination of Quik Call II with PL or DPL The Receive PL ...

Page 152: ...L will be encoded on the PL enabled channel during MDC transmission Encoding of PL during the transmission of PTT ID is not controlled by this field but is always enabled on a PL encoded channel When this feature is disabled the PL signal will not be transmitted during STAR or MDC transmissions except for the PTT ID transmission A valid PL must be selected on the channel for this option to be appl...

Page 153: ...isable this feature This feature allows you to selectively activate repeaters either manually or automatically with MDC signalling Up to eight repeater access codes can be programmed for each radio The default is Disabled RAT Code The RAT code is varied in accordance with the Repeater that is applicable for this channel Each Repeater Access Table RAT code is a two byte unit ID of the repeaters you...

Page 154: ...smit PL DPL Tx Inhibit On Busy Chan Disabled DPL Code 023 Stat Alert ATIS Sel Call Disabled Power Level Low PTT ID Disabled Repeater Access Disabled MDC STAR ATIS Decode Disabled F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 HELP CHAN PREVIOUS NEXT PRINT DEFAULT EXIT OPTIONS CHANNEL CHANNEL MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use keys to adjust value HT JT1000 VISAR Model H01RDC9AA3AN Use Enter key to go to next fea...

Page 155: ...el Low PTT ID Disabled Repeater Access Disabled MDC STAR ATIS Decode Disabled F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 HELP CHAN PREVIOUS NEXT PRINT DEFAULT EXIT OPTIONS CHANNEL CHANNEL MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use keys to adjust value HT JT1000 VISAR Model H01RDC9AA3AN Use Enter key to go to next feature Serial CHANGE CHANNEL Channel Configuration Channel 1 Programmed Yes Rx Frequency MHz 403 06250 ...

Page 156: ... ID Disabled Repeater Access Disabled MDC STAR ATIS Decode Disabled F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 HELP CHAN PREVIOUS NEXT PRINT DEFAULT EXIT OPTIONS CHANNEL CHANNEL MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use keys to adjust value HT JT1000 VISAR Model H01RDC9AA3AN Use Enter key to go to next feature Serial CHANGE CHANNEL Channel Configuration Channel 1 Programmed Yes Rx Frequency MHz 403 06250 Receive Sq...

Page 157: ...F3 F4 keys to select the desired channel The channel may be set between 1 and the maximum channel available in the current model DDB MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Use keys to scroll value HT JT1000 VISAR Model H01RDH9PA3AN Use Enter to go to next feature Serial CHANGE CHANNEL OPTIONS Channel Options Channel 1 Signalling Muting Condition AND Timeout Timer Disabled Chan Slaved Auto Scan Disabled B...

Page 158: ...ed or Voice Selective Call is enabled on a channel with Carrier Squelch The default is OR Channel Slaved Auto Scan Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to enable disable auto scan for the current channel It slaves channel scanning to a particular Rotary Switch position leaving the other controls available for other functions Note If Auto Scan is enabled when other controls toggle switch or side button are a...

Page 159: ...ere is no activity the radio will unmute for a period of 10 seconds and then enter sleep mode During the sleep period changes in condition on the channel will not be detected The radio will exit sleep mode periodically to check the state of the channel The sleep times which apply to the different channel options are 1 Carrier Squelch Sleep Period and PL Sleep Period in the SYSTEM CONFIGURATION scr...

Page 160: ... unit will unmute audio when PL DPL detect is true This type of unmuting has also been referred to as Code or Squelch Code in other RSS packages Using STD unmute will cause the audio to unmute at lower signal levels than AND unmuting This will allow the user to operate further into the fringe areas or through weak areas in the coverage of the Repeater In areas like these the audio may be noisy how...

Page 161: ...ll not talk while the Single Tone transmission is in progress Note Singletone on PTT is incompatible with PTT ID functions MDC STAR ATIS DTMF ANI The default is Disabled Singletone on Side buttons Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to enable disable this feature If this feature is enabled Single Tone 1 or 2 will be transmitted as defined on the SINGLETONE CONFIGURATION screen F4 F3 F7 F4 on this channel b...

Page 162: ...156 Notes ...

Page 163: ...MENU and related screens Each print out will contain the following data in addition to configuration information radio model and serial number information software version numbers RSS version numbers and the date and time of the print out Menu Map B B D C F Print Service Alignment Menu Print Receive Alignment Print Signalling Alignment Test Mode Print Transmit Alignment H I Tuning Frequencies Prin...

Page 164: ...up properly For best results configure the printer as an IBM ProPrinter or an Epson FX MX having factory default settings The default number of lines per page is 66 Function Key Descriptions F2 PRINT SERVICE Brings up a menu from which you can print service alignment information F3 PRINT CODEPLUG Brings up a menu from which you can print codeplug information F9 PRINT ALL Prints out both service an...

Page 165: ...Key Descriptions F2 PRINT XMIT Prints a summary of Transmit Alignment information F3 PRINT RECEIVE Prints a summary of Receive Alignment information F4 PRINT SIG Prints a summary of the Signalling Alignment information F6 PRINT MODE Prints a summary of Mode Alignment information F8 PRINT FREQ Prints a summary of Frequency Alignment information F9 PRINT ALL Prints all the above service information ...

Page 166: ... page is 66 Function Key Descriptions F2 PRINT REF Prints out Reference Frequency Alignment information F3 PRINT POWER Prints out Transmit Power Alignment information F4 PRINT BAL Prints out Deviation Balance Compensation Alignment information F5 PRINT LIMIT Prints out Deviation Limit Alignment information F6 PRINT LIMIT REF Prints out Deviation Limit Alignment Reference Softpot information F7 PRI...

Page 167: ... up properly For best results configure the printer as an IBM ProPrinter or an Epson FX MX having factory default settings The default number of lines per page is 66 Function Key Descriptions F2 PRINT FEF Prints out Front End Bandpass Filter Alignment information F3 PRINT AUDIO Prints out Rated Audio Alignment information F4 PRINT SQUELCH Prints out Squelch Alignment information F5 PRINT XOVER Pri...

Page 168: ...lignment of page breaks may result if the printer is not set up properly For best results configure the printer as an IBM ProPrinter or an Epson FX MX having factory default settings The default number of lines per page is 66 Function Key Descriptions F2 PRINT WIDE Prints out radio wide codeplug information F3 PRINT CONFIG Brings up the PRINT CODEPLUG CONFIGURATION MENU F4 PRINT CHAN Prints out ch...

Page 169: ...nalling Options F8 Scan List Channels F9 Print All the Above F10 EXIT F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 HELP PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT EXIT SYSTEM BUTTONS TONES MODE SIG SCAN ALL MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Select a function key F1 F10 HT JT1000 VISAR Model H01RDC9AA3AN Serial PRT MAIN CODEPLUG CONFIG Print Codeplug Configuration Menu F1 HELP F2 System Configuration F3 Side Button...

Page 170: ...ult settings The default number of lines per page is 66 MOTOROLA Radio Service Software Select a function key F1 F10 HT JT1000 VISAR Model H05RDD9AA7AN Serial PRT MAIN CODEPLUG CONFIG Print Codeplug Configuration Menu F1 HELP F2 System Configuration F3 Side Button Configuration F4 Alert Tone Configuration F5 JT1000 Options F6 Mode Switch Position Assignment F7 Signalling Options F8 Scan List Chann...

Page 171: ...ion is valid only for HT 1000 C version VISAR or JT1000 models as the case may be Prints out Option Mate VISAR or JT 1000 options configuration F6 PRINT MODE This function is valid only for HT 1000 A and B model radios or codeplugs Prints out Mode Switch Position Assignment information F7 PRINT SIG Prints out Signalling Options information F8 PRINT SCAN Prints out Scan List Channels information F9...

Page 172: ...166 Notes ...

Page 173: ...dio s battery Check COM port selection on the CONFIGURE PATHS AND PORT screen F9 F3 04 Communication collision Retry operation Check COM port selection on the CONFIGURE PATHS AND PORT screen F9 F3 Check power to the RIB Check programming cable connections 05 Programmer not receiving its own transmission Check COM port selection on the CONFIGURE PATHS AND PORT screen F9 F3 Check RIB to PC cable Che...

Page 174: ...168 Notes ...

Page 175: ...074 4 WA 151 4 5Z 077 0 XB 156 7 5A 079 7 WB 162 2 5B 082 5 YZ 167 9 6Z 085 4 YA 173 8 6A 088 5 YB 179 9 6B 091 5 ZZ 186 2 7Z 094 8 ZA 192 8 7A 097 4 ZB 203 5 M1 100 0 1Z 206 5 8Z 103 5 1A 210 7 M2 107 2 1B 218 1 M3 110 9 2Z 225 7 M4 114 8 2A 229 1 9Z 118 8 2B 233 6 M5 123 0 3Z 241 8 M6 127 3 3A 250 3 M7 131 8 3B 254 1 OZ ...

Page 176: ...170 Notes ...

Page 177: ...31 156 346 606 032 162 351 612 043 165 364 624 047 172 365 627 051 174 371 631 054 205 411 632 065 223 412 645 071 226 413 654 072 243 423 662 073 244 431 664 074 245 432 703 114 251 445 712 115 261 464 723 116 263 465 731 125 265 466 732 131 271 503 734 132 306 506 743 134 311 516 754 ...

Page 178: ...172 Notes ...

Page 179: ...0358 6 142 1063 2 162 637 5 A9 0368 5 112 1092 4 189 652 5 B0 0378 6 143 1122 5 190 667 5 C0 0389 0 113 1153 4 191 682 5 A0 0399 8 144 1185 2 192 697 5 B9 0410 8 114 1217 8 193 712 5 C1 0422 1 145 1251 4 194 727 5 A8 0433 7 115 1285 8 195 757 5 A2 0445 7 146 1321 2 196 772 5 C2 0457 9 116 1357 6 197 787 5 B2 0470 5 147 1395 0 198 802 5 A3 0483 5 117 1433 4 199 817 5 C3 0496 8 148 1472 9 170 847 5 ...

Page 180: ...0 2 200 0669 9 123 1989 1 201 0688 3 154 2043 8 202 0707 3 124 2094 5 203 0726 8 155 2155 6 204 0746 8 125 2212 2 205 0767 4 156 2271 7 206 0788 5 126 2334 6 207 0810 2 157 2401 0 208 0832 5 127 2468 2 209 Motorola Codes Motorola Codes Type 99 Codes Frequency Hz Code Frequency Hz Code Frequency Hz Code ...

Page 181: ...II CHANGE RADIO SIG QUIK CALL II Long Tone B Duration Sets duration for a Long Tone B detect CHANGE RADIO SIG QUIK CALL II Sleep Period Period of time radio will be dormant in Battery Saver CHANGE RADIO SIG QUIK CALL II Auto Reset Timer Radio wide setup of Auto Reset Timer length CHANGE RADIO SYS CONFIG Receive Squelch Configures type of call TPL DPL required for unmuting CHANGE CHANNEL Signalling...

Page 182: ...mit CHANGE RADIO SIG MDC CONFIG Emergency Alert Enables Alert Tone when Emergency button pressed and Emergency mode is exited CHANGE RADIO SIG MDC CONFIG Emergency Ack Alert Enables Alert Tone when Emer Ack is received CHANGE RADIO SIG MDC CONFIG Silent Emergency Enables Silent Emergency mode CHANGE RADIO SIG MDC CONFIG Silent Emer w Voice Enables Silent Emergency with Voice mode CHANGE RADIO SIG ...

Page 183: ... Code 8 Sets Repeater ID to be accessed CHANGE RADIO SIG MDC RAT ID MDC Decode Scan Enables MDC Decoder in scan on MDC enabled channels CHANGE RADIO SCAN CONFIG MDC Sel Call Scan Enables scanning for MDC Sel Cal on MDC enabled channels CHANGE RADIO SCAN CONFIG Remote Monitor Enables radio to respond to the MDC Remote Monitor command CHANGE RADIO SIG MDC CONFIG Sticky Revert Enables radio to operat...

Page 184: ...AR CONFIG Channel Revert Enables Channel Revert Mode for Emer Xmit CHANGE RADIO SIG STAR CONFIG Priority Revert Chan Channel that radio reverts to for Emer Xmit CHANGE RADIO SIG STAR CONFIG Pretime Length of pretime between keyup and first bit CHANGE RADIO SIG STAR OPT Number of Impolites Impolite transmissions in Emergency sequence CHANGE RADIO SIG STAR OPT Emer Long press Period Time Emergency b...

Page 185: ...O SIG ATIS CONFIG Paging Cancel Allows radio to transmit such that receiving radios stop Call Alert tones CHANGE RADIO SIG ATIS CONFIG Select Call Allows radio to transmit such that receiving radios generate Select Call tones CHANGE RADIO SIG ATIS CONFIG Group Unmute Allows radio to unmute to Group Calls even if Individual IDs do not match CHANGE RADIO SIG ATIS CONFIG Auto Timed Mute Duration Elim...

Page 186: ...of DTMF Digits in timed tone mode CHANGE RADIO SIG DTMF DTMF Inter digit Delay Wait Time between DTMF Digits in timed tone mode CHANGE RADIO SIG DTMF DTMF Access Code Auto Dialed code that accesses phone services CHANGE RADIO SIG DTMF DTMF De Access Code Auto dialed code that terminates phone services CHANGE RADIO SIG DTMF Access De Access Type Determines the Access De access type Auto or Manual C...

Page 187: ...nt Monitor while in Scan CHANGE RADIO SCAN CONFIG Nuisance Delete Allows deleting of channels with undesirable activity CHANGE RADIO SCAN CONFIG Sel Chan Unmute Forces Selective Call Logic to true on all Scan channels CHANGE RADIO SCAN CONFIG Quik Call II Scan Enables Quik Call II Decoder in Scan on Quik call II enabled channels CHANGE RADIO SCAN CONFIG MDC Decode Scan Enables MDC Decoder in Scan ...

Page 188: ...dio will be dormant in Battery Saver on Quik Call II channel CHANGE RADIO SIG QUIK CALL II CS Sleep Period Time radio will be dormant in Battery Saver on CSQ Channel CHANGE RADIO SYS CONFIG PL Sleep Period Time radio will be dormant in Battery Saver on PL Channel CHANGE RADIO SYS CONFIG Battery Saver PL Lockout Disables decoding of PL until Carrier drops after wrong PL is detected CHANGE RADIO SYS...

Page 189: ...N Tx Inhibit On Busy Enables Tx Inhibit on Busy Per Channel CHANGE CHANNEL Clear Channel Definition Sets what is defined as a Busy Channel radio wide CHANGE RADIO SYS CONFIG Quick Key Override Allows user to override Tx Inhibit on Busy CHANGE RADIO SYS CONFIG PTT Tx Inhibit Alert Enables warning tone when user presses PTT on busy channel CHANGE RADIO ALERT TONE CONFIG Monitor Field Function Locati...

Page 190: ...184 Notes ...

Page 191: ...t is similar to a tone only or a tone and voice pager The page can leave a persisting indication on the target radio A Call Alert stops the channel scan until the alert is cleared Call light A visual indicator that flashes when a transmission is received Call list A list of IDs from one or more signalling formats used to send a message to individual groups Channel A single path separated by freque...

Page 192: ...ettes Display The CRT terminal that the computer displays information on DOS Data Operated Squelch When enabled DOS will detect an incoming packet of the same signalling scheme as the radio and squelch the audio for the duration of the packet A small blip of data will be heard but most of the packet will not be heard EEPROM Electronically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory Used by the radio mi...

Page 193: ... than a diskette located inside the computer s system unit not visible from the outside Typically a microcomputer hard disk can store 10 to 200 million pieces of data compared to approximately 400 000 to one million pieces for a diskette Help An on line reference manual accessed using the F1 function key Press the F1 function key at any time for additional information about the current menu or hig...

Page 194: ... file located under the ARCHIVE directory Path name See Path PC Personal computer Personality A term used to describe the data in the radio s codeplug or in an archive file that contains a set of unique features that is customer specific Pop up window A message area which overlaps on a data entry display area used to indicate a data entry error or to verify destructive commands and provide functio...

Page 195: ...he computer The RIB consists of level shifting circuits that convert from the standard RS 232 voltage levels of the computer s asynchronous serial interface to the single ended voltage levels present on the Serial Bus contacts of the radio s feature connector In conjunction with the RIB an appropriate RIB to radio cable and RIB to computer cable must be used Root The highest or topmost directory l...

Page 196: ... response Talkback scan Allows the operator to respond to a call on the same channel as the call during the talkback time in scan Time Out Timer TOT A function that limits the transmission period to a pre defined time The radio will automatically stop transmitting when the timer goes off after the pre defined time and will generate an alert tone to notify you that no transmission is taking place W...

Page 197: ...Saver Cross Reference 182 Battery Saver PL Lockout 76 Baud Rate 114 Bit Sync Packets 109 C Call Alert 105 Call Alert LED 120 Caution what it means 2 Ch Selector Lock Display Flip 78 Change View Menu 16 68 Changing A Field Value 12 Channel 142 151 Channel Busy 76 Channel Configuration 69 140 Channel Options 141 151 Channel Revert 107 115 Channel Selector Alert 79 Channel Selector Lock 78 Channel Se...

Page 198: ...5 Error Codes 167 Exit the RSS how to 20 External Mandown Switch 84 90 F Field Value how to change 12 Fixed Priority Channel 136 Flashing LED 76 Flip Display 78 Frequency 123 Frequency Range High Limit 82 Frequency Range Low Limit 82 G Get Workspace Data From Archive File 59 Get Save Program Menu 16 55 Group Unmute 121 H Hard Disk how to organize 19 Hardware Connection Check 5 Hardware how to asse...

Page 199: ... Defeat Alert 92 PL Scan 135 PL Transmit 103 114 Polites 110 Power Level 147 Power Up Alert 92 Pre Emphasis 133 Prerequisites 2 Pretime 117 Pretime ms 110 Primary ID 103 Print JT1000 Configuration Options 80 Radio System Configuration 73 Side Button Configuration HT 1000 A models 83 Side Button Configuration HT 1000 B and JT1000 models 88 Side Button Configuration VISAR models 85 VISAR Configurati...

Page 200: ...52 Signalling Type 103 113 119 Silent Emergency 106 115 Silent Emergency w Voice 106 115 Silent Pretime ms 108 Single Tone Signalling 50 Single Tone Signalling Cross Reference 180 Singletone Deviation 47 Singletone Duration 123 Singletone on PTT 155 Singletone on Side buttons 155 Singletone Options JT1000 VISAR and HT1000 B or Later Models only 123 Singletone Sidetone 124 Singletone TX Pretime 124...

Page 201: ...tery Alert 93 TX Power w Alkaline Batt 82 Tx Rx Hangtime sec 139 U User Phone List Programming 133 User Programming 80 Using This Manual 1 V Variable ID 103 VCO Crossover Frequency 36 VISAR Options 73 W Warning what it means 2 Wrap around Alert 79 ...

Page 202: ...196 Notes ...

Page 203: ... complete 1 2 3 4 2 The procedure for backing up and installing the software is clear and complete 1 2 3 4 3 The explanations of keyboard commands and screen arrangement are clear 1 2 3 4 4 The explanation of Get Save Clone Program procedures is clear and complete 1 2 3 4 5 The explanation of Change View procedures is clear and complete 1 2 3 4 6 The explanation of Programming procedures is clear ...

Page 204: ...his manual Name _____________________________________________________________________________________ Company _________________________________________________________________________________ Customer COSC MSS FTR Other Address ___________________________________________________________________________________ City State Zip _________________________________________________________________________...

Page 205: ... 6881073C55 68P81073C55 F Motorola Inc 8000 West Sunrise Boulevard Fort Lauderdale FL 33322 ...

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