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SELF SERVICING
USER
PROGRAMMING
INSTRUCTIONS
for Relm RP99 Series
by
#36 – 20
th
Avenue NW – Birmingham, AL 35215
Phone (205) 854-2611 – Email [email protected]
Copyright 2006 – Falcon Direct, Inc
Administrator Programming Instructions for the RPV599
The RPV599 can be programmed by a PC using the optional PC software
and cable available from Falcon Wireless. All frequencies in the 148-174
MHz band, both 25 kHz standard and 12.5 kHz narrow band channels can be
programmed.
The RPV599 has the ability to operate on up to 99 channels with CTCSS
(Continuous Coded Tone Squelch) and Digital Coded Tone Squelch)
individually programmable for the receive and transmit frequencies of each
channel. Both DTMF (Dual Tone Multi Frequency) and 2-tone sequential
coding are programmable for both receive and transmit functions. ANI
(Automatic Number Identification) is available in a DTMF format as well as
automatic transponding capability. Priority scanning is a standard feature of
the RPV599.
In an emergency situation, public safety communications administrators can
program the RPV599 for interoperable communications with no requirement
for PC software, cables, special tools or any internal adjustments.
Public safety users can also program the RPV599 for frequencies in the 136-
148 MHz for coordination with amateur radio storm spotters who operate in
the 145 MHz range. Operation on frequencies below 148 MHz is restricted
to public safety users for emergency communications use at power levels not
exceeding 2 watts. Instructions for programming frequencies in the 136-148
MHz band are available only by calling Falcon Direct at (205) 854-2611. This
capability is not available to non-public safety users.
Programming, either by computer or by keypad in emergency situations is
restricted to those who have administrative responsibility for a licensed public
safety radio system and who have the knowledge and training required to
perform such tasks.
Channel selector
Antenna
On/Off/Volume
PTT Button
LCD Channel display
Lamp button
Monitor button Low power button
Scan button
Talk-Around button
Dial button DTMF pad