Win500 Name
- Extended Settings>
Allow 5kHz steps 138-174 MHz
PSREdit Name
- General Configuration>Other Options>
Use 5khz steps from 138-174 MHz
CCDump
Enables the Control Channel Dump feature.
Default Value No
.
Values:
◄
or
►
to
No/Yes
.
Menu Help Text:
Dump CC msgs to PC/IF
Win500 Name
- Extended Settings>
Dump trunking data to PC/IF
PSREdit Name
- General Configuration>Other Options>
Enable CC Dump
DSPDump
Enables the
Dump feature.
Default Value No
.
Values:
◄
or
►
to
No/Yes
Menu Help Text:
Dump CPU< - >DSP msgs to PC/IF
Win500 Name
- Extended Settings>
Echo DSP comms to PC/IF
PSREdit Name
- General Configuration>Other Options>
Enable DSP Dump
Abbreviations:
ADC = Analog to Digital Conversion?
HD2 in CTCSS/DCS mode = reverse burst/turn off
code detect
RSSI = Received Signal Strength Indication
= Common Air Interface
mode = P25 CC detect
SQ = Squelch
CC = Control Channel
HD5 = CTCSS/DCS/NAC detect
VC = Voice Channel
CSQ = Carrier Squelch
= Improved Multi-Band Excitation
WX = Weather
DG = Digital
XF =
detect
DSP = Digital Signal Processor
RF = Radio Frequency
ZM = Zeromatic
ET = End Tone
Cloning/Uploading/Downloading
You can clone your PSR 500/600 or Pro-106/651/197/652 to any other PSR 500/600 or Pro-106651//197/652 using just a 1/8" stereo audio patch cord.
You will need the high speed USB data cable to upload/download to/from your computer and to use for monitoring your scanner with the software. You will
also have to install drivers for the cable (that come with it
before
you plug it in) to use the cable. The PSR 500/600 includes the high speed USB data
cable. If you bought the Pro-106/651/197/652 then you will have to purchase the
($29.99) separately. The GRE cable that came with
my PSR 600 is only 3 feet long. The old (20-047 grey and orange) RS cable I bought for my Pro-106 is about 5-1/2 feet. The new (20-546 black) RS cable
says 4-6 feet on their
Note:
Under certain circumstances (?) the
may interfere with the cloning process. If you experience problems with cloning set
CCDump to
Off
.
To Clone from one scanner to another
, connect the stereo patch cord to the PC/IF jack on each scanner.
For the 'send' radio press
PGM
then
GLOB
. Press
▼
until
Clone Send:
is highlighted then press
SEL
.
To Upload or Download Data
, connect the (installed) USB cable to the computer and the 1/8' stereo end to the PC/IF jack on the scanner.
Follow the directions in the software to transfer your data.
Firmware Version/Updates and Power-On Menus
The scanners have power-on keypress sequences that are used as shortcuts to configuration items, like attenuator settings, backlight settings and
memory information. They will also allow you to reset the whole scanner or just the 'Global Settings'. The resets do not affect the V-Scanner Folders.
Power-on key sequences are also used to place your scanner into firmware upgrade mode for CPU and DSP firmware upgrades.
The first key must be pressed while the Welcome/Owner screen is being displayed.
1
shortcut to
PGM
>
GLOB
>
Sound Mode
.
2
shortcut to
PGM
>
GLOB
>
Key Beeps
.
3
displays CPU and DSP versions.
shortcut to
PGM
>
GLOB
>
Light Mode
(HH only).
DIM
shortcut to
PGM
>
GLOB
>
Light Mode
(Base only).
ATT
shortcut to
PGM
>
GLOB
>
AttenMode
.
0, 0
shortcut to
PGM
>
GLOB
>
Memory Info
.
Press
F1
(
Done
) to exit.
0, 1
clears all working memory and resets all 'Global Settings'
to factory defaults. Press
ENT
to continue within 6 seconds.
0, 2
resets all 'Global Settings'
to factory defaults. Does not affect working memory. Press
ENT
to continue within 6 seconds.
0, 5
(and 0,6) executes
EEPROM memory test
, then
clears working memory and resets all 'Global Settings'
to factory defaults. Press
ENT
to continue
within 6 seconds.
The firmware in the is divided into three portions; a boot loader, the o/s (CPU) firmware and the DSP (Digital Signal Processor) code. The boot loader is
the code which will perform the physical programming of the ICs with new (o/s or DSP) firmware. A user can not update the boot version. The DSP
performs specific tasks (such as digital decoding). [
]. Although the 106/651/197/652 and 500/600 are operationally identical, you can not use the
firmware for one model in another.
Updates and instructions for the RS models can be found
(Product Support tab). Updates and instructions for the PSR models can be found
at RR to determine PSR "C" (Canadian) models.
The first key must be pressed while the Welcome/Owner screen is being displayed when you turn on the radio.
0, CLR
to
erase
DSP firmware version
.
Restores factory DSP firmware version
. Press
ENT
to continue within 6 seconds.
0, PGM
to
upgrade
DSP firmware version
. Press
ENT
to continue within 6 seconds. Waits for DSP update program from computer.
Hold
PGM
while turning the radio on to
show the Boot version
and to upgrade
the CPU firmware version
. Waits for CPU update program from computer.
Default Step Chart
(*=Canada Bandplan)
Frequency Range
*Default
Step (kHz)
Mode Band
Frequency Range
*Default
Step (kHz)
Mode Band
25-26.960
10
AM VHF Lo Band
156.275-157.450
25
(*5)
FM Maritime
