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TheéMAINéMenu is the top level of the program from which youéselectéthe
type of function that you wish to perform.éAll selections are made via the
"FunctionéKeys",élabeled F1 through F10, on your keyboard.éPress the ESC
key to return to the MAIN Menu from any where in the program.

After making a selection, you will be directed to similar menus and/or data
entry screens for RF alignment or codeplug data.éYou mustéinitiallyéload
data from a radio (or disk) via the F3 GET/SAVE function before you will be
permitted to CHANGE or VIEW any codeplug data.
MAIN MENU (cont)

Function Key Descriptions:

F1 - Additionaléinformationéis available for every menu via theéF1éHELP
àkey.äSpecificéhelp is also available for each fieldéonéallédata
àentryéscreens.éGeneric help is available within any HELP screenévia
àthe MORE HELP function.

F2 - SERVICEéis a multi-level menu that permits access to radioéALIGNMENT
àand BOARD REPLACEMENT screens.âThe GTX/MAX638 Mobile radioécontains
àno internal alignmentéor tuning adjustments;éall alignment is 
àperformed via the SERVICE screens.

MAIN MENU (cont)

àA radio must be connected to your computer via the RIB before you will
àbeépermittedétoéaccess the SERVICE screens.âAlléSERVICEéscreens
àaccesséthe codeplug directly; therefore, you do NOT have to readéthe
àcodeplugédata (via the GET/SAVE functions) before usingétheéSERVICE
àscreens.

F3 - GET/SAVE is used to read codeplug data from a radio and/or retrieve an
àarchivedécodeplug from a diskette or hard disk foréeditingépurposes
à(viaétheéCHANGE/VIEW function).éGET/SAVE is alsoéusedétoéprogram
àedited codeplug data back into the radio or to create an archiveéfile
àon a diskette (or hard disk).

MAIN MENU (cont)

F4 - CHANGE/VIEW is a multi-level menuéthat is used toéchange,éview,éor
àmodifyécodeplugéfeatureséandéoption configurations. All GTX/MAX638
àcodeplug parameters are classified as either RADIO-WIDE, MODE, NETWORK
àor PERSONALITY related.äCHANGE/VIEW permits access to each of these
àcategories.

àUnlikeétheéSERVICEéfunction, a codeplug must beéloadedéintoéyour
àcomputer'sémemory (via the GET/SAVE functions) before you canéaccess
àthe CHANGE/VIEW screens.éYou may CHANGE/VIEW an archive fileéwithout
àa radio connected.

MAIN MENU (cont)

F5 - A PRINT utility is available to produce permanent records ofécodeplug
àconfigurationséand/or RF alignment settings.éA printeréisérequired
àand should be connected to your computer per your instruction manual.

F9 - SETUP is used to configure your GTX/MAX638 Radio Service Software to 
àyour particular application. Default disk drives, communication ports,
àandéevenéscreen colors may be customized to your specific needs.

F10 - Select EXIT to quit the program and return to DOS.äBe sure all de-
åsired codeplugéchanges have been programmed back to the radio,âand
åthat an archive copy has been made.äOtherwise all changes willébe
ålostésinceéreturningétoéDOS erases this data from theécomputer's
åmemory.
£KEYBOARD OPERATION

åTAB (or ENTER):ëAdvance Cursor to Next Data Field
åShift TAB:ÄBackup Cursor to Last Data Field
åUP / DOWN Arrow Keys:âIncrement / Decrement Value or Selection
åLEFT / RIGHT Arrow:àMove Cursor Within Data Field
åINSERT:æInsert Space at Current Cursor Position
åBACKSPACE:ÄErase Data Within Field & Move Cursor Left
åDELETE:æErase Current Character
åPAGE UP / PAGE DN:åScroll Displayed Data UP or DOWN
åHOME:ôMove Cursor To Upper Left Data Field
åF1:òAdditional Information
åF2 - F8:ÉExecute Labeled Function
åF10:öReturn to the PREVIOUS Menu
åESC:öReturn to the MAIN Menu
MOTOROLA Radio Service SoftwareìGTX/MAX638 Information

Part # (3 1/2)..........RVN4150DîModel #........
Factory Codeplug Version......ÄSerial #.......
RSS Version.............öSoftware Ver..........
Date....................öCodeplug Ver............
Manual #...........68P02946C20-AîBand...........
RIB Part #..............RLN-4008îPanel #.................

Portable CABLE Part #'sòMobile CABLE Part #'s
 25 PIN -> RIB......HLN9390Æ25 PIN -> RIB......30-80369B71
 9 PINé-> RIB......HKN9216Æ9 PINé-> RIB......30-80369B72
 RIB -> Radio.......HKN9857ÆRIB -> Radio.......30-80070N01
 RIB -> High Power..01-80300B10ÄRIB -> High Power..01-80300B10
é
SERVICE└2000

All radio alignment and board replacement procedures are accessed frométhe
SERVICEémenu.âA radio must be connected to your computer via aéRIBéand
cableséand the radio turned on before you will be permitted to accesséthe
SERVICE screens.
¥!!!éWARNINGé!!!

DoéNOT switch radios in the middle of any SERVICE procedure.âAlwayséuse
the EXIT key to return to the previous menu screen before disconnecting the
radio.

SERVICE (cont)

AlléSERVICE screens read and program the radio codeplug directly;éyouédo
NOTéhave to use the GET/SAVE functions unless you are editing oréprinting
data.âYou will be prompted at each SERVICE screen to save the newévalues
before exiting the screen.

Refer toéyouréGTX/MAX638 Radio Service SoftwareéUser'séManual for 
detailed service procedures.

SERVICE (cont)

Function Key Descriptions:

F2 - The ALIGNMENT function is used to perform standard radio alignmentéon
àTransmitter VCO Deviation, Reference Oscillator Warp, andéTransmitter
àPower Set.

F6 - TheéBOARD REPLACEMENT function is used for servicing theéradioéwhen
àboardârepairsâand/oréreplacementéareârequired.äStep-by-step
àinstructions are given for all re-alignment procedures.

BLANK BOARD INITIALIZATION¡2001

The Radio Service Software has determined that there is a Logic boardéwith
anéuninitializedéEEPROM in this radio.éThe EEPROMémustébeéinitialized
before calibration.

₧!!! WARNING !!!

Once an uninitialized EEPROM is programmed with default information itéCAN
NOT BE CHANGED AGAIN.éMake sure the information on the screenéis correct.
Four pieces of information are required to determine the default data to be
programmedéinto the EEPROM.éThey are Model Name, Model Number,éFrequency
Range, and Serial Number.

BLANK BOARD INITIALIZATION (cont)

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select Model Name and Number, andéFrequency
Range. Enter the serial number from the keyboard.éThis informationéshould
be found on the radio.

Press F8 to program the default data into the EEPROM.

ALIGNMENT╛2200

Referétoéyour GTX/MAX638 Radio Service Software User's Manualéfor 
ALIGNMENT procedures.

Standardéperiodicéalignment procedures are performed frométheéALIGNMENT
Menu.éThese include:

ÄTransmitter VCO Deviation Adjustment
ÄReference Oscillator Warp Adjustment
ÄTransmitter Power Set

DEVIATION╛2230

Refer to youréGTX/MAX638éRadioéServiceéSoftwareéUser'séManual for the
DEVIATION ALIGNMENT procedure.

TransmitteréDeviation is increased or decreased by first keying theéradio
viaéF6,éandéthen by pressing the UP/DOWNéarrowékeysérespectively.âA
relativeédeviationévalue will be displayed, butétheéactualétransmitter
deviationémustébe determined from your service monitor.éTheéradioéwill
transmitéonéthe test frequencies displayed on the screenéandéshouldébe
terminated into a 50 ohm load or service monitor.

Usingéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys, adjust Tx Deviation per your User'séManual.
Press F6 again to de-key the radio, and then press F8 to program theévalue
to the radio.
DEVIATION╛2235

Refer to youréGTX/MAX638éRadioéServiceéSoftwareéUser'séManual for the
DEVIATION ALIGNMENT procedure.

TransmitteréDeviation is increased or decreased by first keying theéradio
viaéF6,éandéthen by pressing the UP/DOWNéarrowékeysérespectively.âA
relativeédeviationévalue will be displayed, butétheéactualétransmitter
deviationémustébe determined from your service monitor.éTheéradioéwill
transmitéonéthe test frequencies displayed on the screenéandéshouldébe
terminated into a 50 ohm load or service monitor.

Use VCO ATTENUATOR ADJUST meter to balance the deviation between high and 
low frequency.UseéDEVICE LEVEL meter to adjust the deviation level.

DEVIATION (cont)

Usingéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys, adjust Tx Deviation per your User'séManual.
Press F6 again to de-key the radio, and then press F8 to program theévalue
to the radio.
REFERENCE OSCILLATOR│2250

Refer to youréGTX/MAX638éRadioéServiceéSoftwareéUser'séManual for the
REFERENCE OSCILLATOR ALIGNMENT procedure.

TheéReference Oscillator is warped by first keying the radio viaéF6,éand
thenébyépressing the UP/DOWN arrow keys respectively.âAérelativeéwarp
positionéwill be displayed, but the actual transmitter frequencyémustébe
determined from your frequency counter or service monitor.éThe radioéwill
transmitéonétheétest frequency displayed on theéscreenéandéshouldébe
terminated into a 50 ohm load or service monitor.

Usingéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys, adjust the Reference Oscillator Warp toéthe
displayed frequency.éPress F6 again to de-key the radio, and then press F8
to program the value to the radio.

REFERENCE OSCILLATOR│2255

Refer to youréGTX/MAX638éRadioéServiceéSoftwareéUser'séManual for the
REFERENCE OSCILLATOR ALIGNMENT procedure.

TheéReference Oscillator is warped by first keying the radio viaéF6,éand
thenébyépressing the UP/DOWN arrow keys respectively.âAérelativeéwarp
positionéwill be displayed, but the actual transmitter frequencyémustébe
determined from your frequency counter or service monitor.éThe radioéwill
transmitéonétheétest frequency displayed on theéscreenéandéshouldébe
terminated into a 50 ohm load or service monitor.

Use Warp Rougth meter to adjust frequency with 1Khz step size and UseéWarp 
Fine meter to adjust frequency with 50Hz step size.

REFERENCE OSCILLATOR (cont)

Usingéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys, adjust the Reference Oscillator Warp toéthe
displayed frequency.éPress F6 again to de-key the radio, and then press F8
to program the value to the radio.

SQUELCH└2260

Refer to youréGTX/MAX638éRadioéServiceéSoftwareéUser'séManual for the
SQUELCH procedure.

The Squelch Attenuatorésettingéiséincreased or decreased by pressing the
UP/DOWN arrow keys respectively.éA relative value between 0 and 63 will be
displayed on the screen.éAdjust theésquelchésetting to the desired value.

This screen allows you to adjust the squelch level for Test Mode Frequency.
Use the UP/DOWN arrows to change the value of the squelch.
é
FRONT END╛2261

Refer to your GTX/MAX638 RadioéServiceéSoftwareéUser'séManualéfor the
FRONT END procedure.

BIAS├2262

àFor PA Bias tuning perform the following steps:
äa. Set the power supply to 13.6 V and power up radio.
äb. Set PA Bias Voltage value to 10.
äc. Adjust the PA Bias Voltage until the current will be
çin the specified range.
çThe current for UHF is: 440 mA, for VHF is: 150 mA.
äd. Press F8 to program the PA Bias Voltage.

àWarning: inorder to prevent damage to the radio, this tuning
ähas to be performed as quickly as possible.

HIGH BATTERY╗2263

àFor High Battery Tuning perform the following steps:
äa. Set the Power Level to 13.6 V.
äb. Press F4 to get the Battery Level value ( right upper corner ).
äc. Write that value in the Relative Value position.
äd. Press F8 to program value.

TRANSMITTER POWER╢2264

àFor Power TX tuning perform the following steps:
äa. Connect your OBT radio to the R2000.
äb. Set R2000 on Gen/Mon screen.
äc. Toggle PTT by F6 press.
äd. For each position of the two columns follow the next steps:
ê- Read on the R2000 the power output.
ê- Enter that value into the current position in RSS.
ê- Press TAB to get the next position.
äe. Press F8 to program values.

SQUELCH└2265

àFor Squelch Calibration tune each value of the 7 frequency 
âtest points.

FRONT END╛2266

àFor Front-End RX tuning perform the following steps:
äa. Set the supply voltage to 13.6 V.
äb. For all frequency test points do:
ê- Measure the RSSI o/p with a dc voltmeter capable of 1 mV 
èresolution.
ê- Modify the value by arrows.
ê- Repeat until the new RSSI value is lower than the previous one.
äc. Press F8 to program the values.

TRANSMITTER POWER╢2270

Refer to youréGTX/MAX638éRadioéServiceéSoftwareéUser'séManual for the
TRANSMITTER POWER ALIGNMENT procedure.

Transmitter Power is adjusted by first keying the radio via F6, and then by
pressing the UP/DOWN arrow keys to increase or decrease power respectively.
Aérelative Tx Power value (not watts!) will be displayed, butétheéactual
transmitter power output must be determined from your service monitor.éThe
radioéwillétransmitéon the test frequency displayed onétheéscreenéand
should be terminated into a 50 ohm load or service monitor.

Using the UP/DOWN arrow keys, adjust the Transmitter Power per youréUser's
Manual.âPress F6 again to de-key the radio, and then press F8 toéprogram
the value to the radio.
BOARD REPLACEMENT╢2600

Refer to your GTX/MAX638 Service Manual for BOARD REPLACEMENT procedures.

LOGIC BOARD or RF BOARD░2620

ReferétoéyouréGTX/MAX638éServiceéManualéforéLOGIC/RFéBOARD 
REPLACEMENT procedures. 

Thisémenu is structured for execution of the calibration procedureséinéa
top-to-bottom order to ensure proper calibration.

Stepsé7 & 8 are model-dependent and will be by-passed forénonéapplicable
models.

¥!!!éWARNINGé!!!

AfteréStepé8éis completed, the radio codeplug should beéREADéandéthen
archived (SAVED) via the GET/SAVE functions.
REFERENCE CRYSTAL DATA▒2621

Refer to your GTX/MAX638 Radio Service Software User's Manual for entering
the Crystal Coefficient Data.

CALIBRATE Tx POWER╡2622

Refer to youréGTX/MAX638éRadioéServiceéSoftwareéUser'séManual for the
TRANSMITTER POWER CALIBRATION procedure.

CALIBRATE Tx DEVIATION▒2623

Refer to youréGTX/MAX638éRadioéServiceéSoftwareéUser'séManual for the
TRANSMITTER DEVIATION CALIBRATION procedure.

PL DEVIATION╗2624

Refer to youréGTX/MAX638éRadioéServiceéSoftwareéUser'séManual for the
PL DEVIATION ALIGNMENT procedure.

DPL DEVIATION║2625

Refer to youréGTX/MAX638éRadioéServiceéSoftwareéUser'séManual for the
DPL DEVIATION ALIGNMENT procedure.

RF DATA FLAG╗2626

Refer to youréGTX/MAX638éRadioéServiceéSoftwareéUser'séManual for the
RF DATA FLAG procedure.

¥!!!éWARNINGé!!!

AfteréStepé9éis completed, the radio codeplug should beéREADéandéthen
archived (SAVED) via the GET/SAVE functions.

MICROPROCESSOR╣2630

ReferétoéyouréGTX/MAX638éServiceéManualéforéLOGIC/RFéBOARD 
REPLACEMENT procedures.

Theéprocedureéfor microprocessoréreplacement iséidentical toéthatéfor
LOGIC/RF board replacement.éPlease use the help for that function.

A separate function for microprocessor replacement exists because of the
extra time involved in verifying the processor is blank.

POWER AMPLIFIER BOARD▓2640

Refer to youréGTX/MAX638éServiceéManualéfor theéPOWERéAMPLIFIER BOARD
REPLACEMENT procedures.

Thisémenu is structured for execution of the calibration procedureséinéa
top-to-bottom order to ensure proper calibration.


¥!!!éWARNINGé!!!
AfteréStepé2éis completed, the radio codeplug should beéREADéandéthen
archived (SAVED) via the GET/SAVE functions.
DISPLAY BOARD║2660

ReferétoéyouréGTX/MAX638éServiceéManual for the DISPLAY BOARD 
REPLACEMENT procedure.

No ALIGNMENT procedures are required.

SWITCH BOARD╗2680

Refer to youréGTX/MAX638éServiceéManual for the SWITCH BOARD REPLACEMENT 
procedure.

No ALIGNMENT procedures are required.

GET/SAVE┐3000

TheéGET/SAVE functions are used to transfer codeplug data from youréradio
or an archive file into your computer in order for you to Change, View,éor
Print it.éGET/SAVE functions also permit you to PROGRAM modified data back
into your radio or to SAVE a copy of the codeplug data in an archive file.

¥!!!éWARNINGé!!!

DoéNOTéturnéofféthe radio or disconnectéitéfrométheécomputeréwhile
attemptingéto PROGRAM the codeplug.éInterrupting the programmingéprocess
WILL destroy the codeplug contents and completely DISABLE the radio!

GET/SAVE (cont)

Function Key Descriptions:

F2 - The READ CODEPLUG function reads the information (data) stored inéthe
àradio codeplug (EEPROM) and transfers it to the computer's memory.

àAéradio and RIB must be properly connected to the computer andépower
àturned on before you attempt the READ function.

àTheétimeérequired to READ a codeplug will dependédirectlyéonéyour
àcomputerétypeéandéthe size of the codeplug youéareéreading.âThe
àstatus of the READ operation is displayed at the bottom of the screen.

GET/SAVE (cont)

F3 - TheéGETéFILEéfunction is used to retrieve an archiveéfileéfroméa
àdisketteéor hard disk to the computer.éOnce retrieved, the fileémay
àbeémodified via the CHANGE/VIEW functions or programmed into aéradio
àjustéasécodeplugéinformation read from the radio viaétheéF2éREAD
àfunction.â

F4 - TheéGETéStandard FileéUPDATEéDATA function iséused to update theé
àcodeplug information in the computer'sémemory with trunkingé
àinformationéfrom the Standard File database.


GET/SAVE (cont)
é
F5 - TheéCLONEéMENUéiséused to copy codeplug information from one radio
àtoéanotheréradio.âOnlyéradioséwithéthe same model number may be
àcloned.

F7 - TheéSAVE FILE function is used to create (or update) an archiveécopy
àof the codeplug information onto a diskette or hard disk.âAn archive
àcopyéof every radio installed or serviced is STRONGLY recommendedéin
àorder to be able to quickly restore customer information in case oféa
àcodeplug failure.

GET/SAVE (cont)

F8 - The PROGRAM CODEPLUG function is used to transfer codeplug information
àfrom the computer to the radio codeplug.

àAéradio and RIB must be properly connected to the computer andépower
àturned on before you attempt the PROGRAM function.

àTheétime required to PROGRAM a codeplug will depend directly onéyour
àcomputerétype and the size of the codeplug you are programming.âThe
àstatuséoféthe PROGRAM operation is displayed at theébottoméoféthe
àscreen.

GET FILE┐3300

TheéGET FILE function is used to retrieve an archive file from aédiskette
or hard disk.éOnce retrieved, the file may be modified via the CHANGE/VIEW
functions or programmed into a radio just as codeplug information read from
the radio via the F2 READ function.

Useéthe TAB (or ENTER) key to select the serial number of the radio toébe
retrieved.äTheécorrespondingémodelénumber,âcustomeréidentification
information,éandéthe date the file was made will be displayed acrosséthe
middleéoféthe screen.äThe F8 function key is used to GET theéselected
file as described below.

GET FILE (cont)

Function Key Descriptions:

F2 - TheéCHANGEéARCHIVE function is used to specifyétheédirectoryépath
àwhereétheéarchive file is to be located.âThe default archiveépath
àwilléalways be the specified default pathéfrom the SETUPéMenué(See
àMAIN MENU, F9).

F3 - TheéADD ARCHIVE function allows adding an archive file to the archive
àdirectory file.âIf the directory file, gtx.dbf,éwere corrupted
àor erased,éthe only way to read the archive files it pointed to would
àbe toéadd the archive fileséto anotherégtx.dbf file using this
àfunction.âRefer to section 7.3 of the User's Guide for moreéhelp on
àthe archive file structure and the gtx.dbf file.
GET FILE (cont)

Function Key Descriptions:

F4 - The DELETE ARCHIVEéfunction erases aéfile from the archive directory
àfile.âThe actual file itself willénot be deleted with this command.
àUse aéDOS command outsideéthe program toédelete theéacutal archive
àfile.

F6 - TheéENTER S/N (serial number) function permits you to enterédirectly
àtheéserial number of the file you wish to retrieve.âAfteréentering
àtheéserialénumber,épresséENTER and the computeréwillésearchéthe
àspecifiedédirectory path to locate the file for thatéserialénumber.
àTheéF8éfunctionékey is used to GET the selected fileéasédescribed
àbelow.
GET FILE (cont)

F7 - The GET CURRENT function is used to GET the archive file for the radio
àcurrently connected to the computer.éThe computer will first READ the
àradio serial number,éand then search the specified directory path for
àan archive file for that serial number.âOnly the specified path will
àbe searched.é

àTheéradioéandéRIB must be properly connected toétheécomputeréand
àturned on in order for the GET CURRENT function to operate.éOtherwise
àyouéwill encounter serial bus errors and be instructed to checkéyour
àsetup.

GET FILE (cont)

F8 - TheéGET SELECTED function is used to GET the archive file highlighted
àon the screen.âAfter the file is retrieved, the computer will return
àto the GET/SAVE menu.

ARCHIVE PATH╗3301

Enterétheédirectory path where the archive file is toébeélocated.

Theédefault archive path will always be the specified defaultépathâfrom
the SETUP Menu (See MAIN MENU, F9).

Pleaseérefer to your computer owner's manual for a complete description of
directories and path names.

SERIAL NUMBER║3302

Enterétheéserialénumber of the codeplug archive file thatéyouéwishéto
retrieve and press ENTER.éThe computer will search the specified directory
pathétoélocate the file if it exists.âOnly the specified pathéwillébe
searched.
ò
Once theéfileéis located,épress F8 to GET the SELECTED file.âAéStatus
message will inform you if the file does not exist on the specified path.

ADD ARCHIVE TO DATA BASE FILE¬3304

Enteré10-characteréRadioéSerialéNumberédirectly andépresséENTER.

If the RadioéSerial Number entered is less than 10 characters or the Radio
SerialéNumberéalready exists in the Data Base File the add operation will
be aborted.

Note:éAdd Archive will only modify the Data Base File.éThe archive file
çshould existéat the specifiedépathéin order to use GET SELECTED
çfunction (F8).
ENTER CUSTOMER NAME OR ID«3305

Enteré1-15écharacter OPTIONAL Customer Name or ID, Press ENTER to add the
archive to the Data Base File.
à
GET Standard File╢3400

TheéGET Standard File function is used to update the codeplug informationé
inéthe computer's memory with trunking information from the Standard File 
database.

The required trunking changes must first be entered into the Standard File 
database, eitherédirectly through a Standard File terminal or with your 
computer and aémodem viaéthe Standard File Remote Field Programming 
software package.âThe actual steps are listed below:

1.âEnter the changes into the Standard File database.

2.âDownload a DOS file with the new trunking information.

GET Standard File (cont)

3.âUseéthe GET/SAVE functions to either Read the radio codeplugéoréGet
àthe archive file for the radio to be updated.

4.âAccessétheéGET Standard File screen (shown below) and press F2 to 
àupdateétheécodeplug information.éThe data stored in both the radio
à(left column) and the Standard File data (right columns) are displayed.

5.âExitétoétheéGET/SAVE menu and either Program oréSaveétheéupdated
àcodeplug.âHowever,éyou may choose to verify the new information via
àthe CHANGE/VIEW screens prior to programming the radio.

GET Standard File (cont)

Function Key Descriptions:

F2 - The UPDATE DATA function is used to update the codeplug information in
àthe computer's memory from the update file downloaded from Standard 
àFile.éUponéentering the GET Standard File screen,éthe program will 
àattempt to locateétheéupdate file for the current serial number.â
àIf the file exists, press the F2 function key to update the codeplug 
àinformation.

Standard File PATH╡3401

Enterétheédirectoryépathéfroméwhere the Standard FileéUpdateéfile 
isétoébe retrieved.

The default path will always be the specified default pathéfrom theéSETUP
Menu (See MAIN MENU, F9).

Referétoéyourécomputeréowner's manual foréaécompleteédescriptionéof
directories and path names.

CLONE RADIO╝3500

TheéCLONEéRADIOéfunction is used to transfer codeplug informationâfrom
one radio to another radio. Only radios with the same model number mayâbe
cloned.

The clone procedure is listed below:

1.âUseéthe GET/SAVE functions to Read the radio codeplug toébeécloned,
àie.étheé'Source' codeplug.âAn archive file may also be used as the
à'Source' codeplug.
CLONE RADIO (cont)

2.âEnterétheéSerial Number,éPersonalityéIndividualéIDs and Emergency 
àDefault Individual IDs for the 'Target' radio.é

3.âConnect the 'Target' radio to the computer,éand press the F8 function
àkey to program the 'Source' codeplug into the 'Target' radio.


LIMITED CLONE║3502

The LIMITED CLONE function is used to transfer codeplug information from
one radio to another radio. Only radios with the same model number may be
cloned.

Only variables that do not pass through the Standard File file will be 
cloned.

General variables, conventional personalities, Limited trunking information
without RF parameter block ( #3B - #8C ) will be cloned.

CLONE MENU╜3511

TheéCLONE MENUéis used toécopyécodeplugéinformationéfrom one radio to
another radio.éOnly radios with the same model number may be cloned.


CLONE MENU╜3510

TheéCLONE MENUéis used toécopyécodeplugéinformationéfrom one radio to
another radio.éOnly radios with the same model number may be cloned.

Function Key Descriptions:

F5 - The LIMITED CLONE RADIOéfunction is used to copy codeplug information
àfroméoneéradio to another radio.éOnlyéradioséwith theésame model
ànumber may be cloned. Only phone list, call lists, andéscan lists may 
àbe cloned on trunking radios.
CLONE MENU (cont)

F8 - TheéCLONEéfunction is used to transfer codeplug information from the 
àcomputer to the radio codeplug. Radio's serial number will beéchanged
àto the value that is set in the CLONE menu.éWhenéF8éisépressed,éa
àscreen is displayed which letsétheéuseréchangeétheéserialénumber,
àIndividual IDs and Emergency fleet default's Individual IDs.

CLONE MENU╜3511
TheéCLONE MENUéis used toécopyécodeplugéinformationéfrom one radio to
another radio.éOnly radios with the same model number may be cloned.

Function Key Descriptions:
F5 - The LIMITED CLONE RADIOéfunction is used to copy codeplug information
àfroméoneéradio to another radio.éOnlyéradioséwith theésame model
ànumber may be cloned. Only phone list, call lists, andéscan lists may 
àbe cloned on trunking radios.
F8 - The CLONE function is used to copyécodeplug informationéfrom the 
àcomputer to the radio codeplug. Radio'séserial number will be 
àpreserved. Only radios with the same model numbers may be cloned.

CLONE┬3520

The CLONE function is used to copyécodeplug informationéfrom the computer
to the radio codeplug. Radio'séserial number will be preserved. Only 
radios with the same model numbers may be cloned.
The clone procedure is listed below:

1.âUseéthe GET/SAVE functions to Read the radio codeplug toébeécloned,
àie.étheé'Source' codeplug.âAn archive file may also be used as the
àthe 'Source' codeplug.
CLONE (cont)

2.âConnect the 'Target' radio to the computer,éenter the clone menu and 
àpress the F8 function key to program the 'Source' codeplug into the 
à'Target' radio.

UPGRADE RADIO╣3600

TheéUPGRADE functions are used to transfer codeplug data from youréradio
or an archive file into your computer in order for you to Upgrade, Change,
View, or Print it.éUPGRADE functionséalso permit you to PROGRAM upgraded
dataéback into your radio or to SAVE a copy of the upgraded codeplug data
in an archive file.

¥!!!éWARNINGé!!!

DoéNOTéturnéofféthe radio or disconnectéitéfrométheécomputeréwhile
attemptingéto PROGRAM the codeplug.éInterrupting the programmingéprocess
WILL destroy the codeplug contents and completely DISABLE the radio!

UPGRADE RADIO (cont)

If an upgradable radioéor archive file is read inéthen the current radio
information is displayed in the left portion of the screen under the title
UPGRADE FROM.éThe radio that can be upgrade to is in the right portion of
theéscreen under theétitle UPGRADE TO.éIf the radioécannot be upgraded
then theéfields under UPGRADE TOéwill be filledéwith INVALID or 0.éThe
first radioédisplayed underéUPGRADE TO title will be the original radio.
use theéup/down arrows to selectéa new upgrade radio.éIf SET UPGRADE is
selectedéthen theéupgraded codeplugécanébeéeditedéin the CHANGE/VIEW
screens.éIféyou exit and thenéreenter UPGRADEéscreenéwith an upgraded
codeplugéa warning that theécodeplug cannot be upgraded will appear, but
the codeplug can still be saved to an archive or programmed to a radio.â
NOTE:éAn upgraded codeplug can only be programmed or saved in the UPGRADE
çscreen.é
UPGRADE RADIO (cont)

Function Key Descriptions:

F2 - The READ CODEPLUG function reads the information (data) stored inéthe
àradio codeplug (EEPROM) and transfers it to the computer's memory.

àAéradio and RIB must be properly connected to the computer andépower
àturned on before you attempt the READ function.

àTheétimeérequired to READ a codeplug will dependédirectlyéonéyour
àcomputerétypeéandéthe size of the codeplug youéareéreading.âThe
àstatus of the READ operation is displayed at the bottom of the screen.

UPGRADE RADIO (cont)

F3 - TheéGETéFILEéfunction is used to retrieve an archiveéfileéfroméa
àdisketteéor hard disk to the computer.éOnce retrieved, the fileémay
àbeémodified via the CHANGE/VIEW functions or programmed into aéradio
àjustéasécodeplugéinformation read from the radio viaétheéF2éREAD
àfunction.

F4 - TheéSETéUPGRADE function upgrades the codeplug from the radio on the 
àleft side of the screen to the radio on the rights side of the screen. 
àThe codeplug can be Changed, Viewed, Saved or Programmed.


UPGRADE RADIO (cont)

F7 - TheéSAVE FILE function is used to create (or update) an archiveécopy
àof the codeplug information onto a diskette or hard disk.âAn archive
àcopyéof every radio installed or serviced is STRONGLY recommendedéin
àorder to be able to quickly restore customer information in case oféa
àcodeplug failure.éAécodeplugéthat canébe upgraded is automatically
àupgraded before it is saved.é

F8 - The PROGRAM CODEPLUG function is used to transfer codeplug information
àfrométheécomputeréto the radio codeplug. Aécodeplugéthatécanébe
àupgraded is automatically upgraded before it is programmed.

àAéradio and RIB must be properly connected to the computer andépower
àturned on before you attempt the PROGRAM function.
UPGRADE RADIO (cont)

àTheétime required to PROGRAM a codeplug will depend directly onéyour
àcomputerétype and the size of the codeplug you are programming.âThe
àstatuséoféthe PROGRAM operation is displayed at theébottoméoféthe
àscreen.

SAVE FILE╛3700

The SAVE FILE function is used to create (or update) an archive copy of the
codeplug information onto a diskette or hard disk.éIf you are creating the
fileéonéa hard disk,éyou will automatically be instructed to backupéthe
data onto a diskette.

An optional 15-character name can be given to an archive file to facilitate
tracking.

YouéareéSTRONGLYéencouragedétoémake an archiveécopyéoféeveryéradio
installedéoréservicedéin order to be able toéquicklyérestoreécustomer
information in case of a codeplug failure.

SAVE FILE (cont)
Function Key Descriptions:

F2 - TheéCHANGEéARCHIVE function is used to specifyétheédirectoryépath
àwhereétheéarchive file is to be located.âThe default archiveépath
àwilléalways be the specified default pathéfrom the SETUPéMenué(See
àMAIN MENU, F9).

F8 - TheéSAVE FILE function executes the save process.âDo NOTépresséF8
àuntil you have entered the customer identification information.

CUSTOMER ID╝3701

Enteréanéoptionalé15-characteré(max)énameéforétheéarchiveéfileéto
facilitate tracking purposes.

ARCHIVE PATH╗3702

Enterétheédirectory path where the archive file is toébeélocated.

Theédefault archive path will always be the specified defaultépathâfrom
the SETUP Menu (See MAIN MENU, F9).

Pleaseérefer to your computer owner's manual for a complete description of
directories and path names.

BACKUP FILE╝3710

The BACKUP FILE procedure is used to make a backup copy of any archive file
SAVED on a hard disk.âIf you are archiving to a diskette, you will NOT be
promptedéfor a backup.

Disketteébackups should be handled via standard DOS file copyéprocedures.
Refer to your computer user's manual for additional information.

Function Key Descriptions:

F2 - The CHANGE BACKUP path function is used to specify the directoryépath
àwhere the backup file is to be located.âThe default backup path will
àalwaysébeéthe specified default pathéfrom the SETUP Menu (SeeéMAIN
àMENU, F9).
BACKUP FILE (cont)

F8 - The MAKE BACKUP function executes the backup process.éAfter verifying
àthatéthe Backup Path is correct and the backup diskette is installed,
àpress F8 to make the backup copy.âYou will automatically be returned
àto the GET/SAVE menu.

BACKUP PATH╝3711
Enterétheédirectory path where the backup file is toébeélocated.

The default backup path will always be the specified default pathéfrom the
SETUP Menu (See MAIN MENU, F9).

Pleaseérefer to your computer user's manual for a complete descriptionéof
directories and path names.
SERIAL NUMBER║3712

Enteré10-characteréRadioéSerialéNumberédirectly andépresséENTER.

Ifétheéserial numberéofétheéattachedéradio does not match the current 
or enteredâserial number,éthen the user iségivenétheéoption toéclone 
anywayéwithoutéoverwriting theéradio's serial number.éInéthat case the
attached radio's serial number will replace the scratchpad serial number.

CHANGE/VIEW╝4000

CHANGE/VIEW is a multi-level menu that is used to change,éview,éor modify
codeplug features and option configurations.äAll codeplug parameters are
classifiedéas either RADIO-WIDE,éMODE,éNETWORK,éor PERSONALITY related.
CHANGE/VIEWépermits access to each of these categories.

Unlike the SERVICE function, a codeplug must be loaded into your computer's
memoryé(via the GET/SAVE functions) before you can access theéCHANGE/VIEW
screens.éYou may CHANGE/VIEW an archive file without a radio connected.

CHANGE/VIEW (cont)

Warning:éCHANGE/VIEW does NOT actually modify the radio codeplug data, but
èinsteadéitémodifieséaécopy of theédataéretrievedéfrométhe
ècodeplug (or archive file) via the GET/SAVE functions.

èAfteréalléCHANGE/VIEW modificationséareécompleted,éyouéMUST
èreturn to the GET/SAVE menu and PROGRAM the changes back into the
èradioéoréSAVEétheméto aénewéarchiveéfile.âOtherwiseéthe
èmodifications will be lost when you turn off your computer.
CHANGE/VIEW (cont)

Function Key Descriptions:

F2 - RADIO WIDEéConfiguration is used to CHANGE/VIEW radio parameterséand
àoptions that affect overall radio operation, i.e. those not related to
àa specific channel such as the time-out-timer.

F4 - MODE Configuration is used to CHANGE/VIEWémodeéspecificéinformation
àsuchéaséconventionaléfrequencies, squelch type, squelch codes, scan
àlists and trunking subfleets.

CHANGE/VIEW (cont)
ï
F5 - NETWORK Configuration is used to CHANGE/VIEW Network ID, Control Chan-
ànel Scan Lists,éNetworkéServiceéPriorityéList,éand Network Timers
àassociated with CoveragePLUS models.

F6 - TRUNKING PERSONALITIES Configuration,éalsoéaémulti-levelémenu,éis
àused to Changeéand View trunking personality andésysteméparameters.
àMost GTX/MAX638 personality andésystem parameters can only be changed
àvia Standard File (Trunking Code Management System).éHowever, 
àPhone Lists, and Trunking Scan Lists may be changed with the Radio 
àService Software.

CHANGE/VIEW (cont)

F9 - The UTILITY screen iséusedéforéadding,édeleting,âorémovingéthe
àlocation (order) oféConventionaléand Trunked modes or personalities.
àConventionaléModeséandéTrunkedéPersonalitiesémayéalsoébe copied
à(duplicated), including scan lists.

SUBFLEET PHONE╣4100

If Subfleet Phone is enabled, the radio is allowed toéreceiveéphone calls
directed to an entire subfleet.

DPL INTERROGATION CODE▒4102

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the DPL INTERROGATIONéCODEéoréenter
the DPL code directly (Ex: 032); leading zeros are required.

Valid DPL Codes:

CodeâCodeäCodeäCodeäCodeäCodeäCodeäCodeäCode
023ä071à134à223à306à411à503à631à732
025ä072à143à226à311à412à506à632à734
026ä073à152à243à315à413à516à654à743
031ä074à155à244à331à423à532à662à754
032ä114à156à245à343à431à546à664
043ä115à162à251à346à432à565à703
047ä116à165à261à351à445à606à712
051ä125à172à263à364à464à612à723
054ä131à174à265à365à465à624à731
065ä132à205à271à371à466à627

RX INVERT╛4103

UseétheéUP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable Receive DPL Invert.

If RX Invert is Enabled the Receiver DPL Interrogation code will be
inverted.

TX INVERT╛4104

UseétheéUP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable Transmit DPL Invert.

If TX Invert is Enabled the Transmitter DPL Interrogation code will be
inverted.

SS&L PERS/MODE╣4105

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the System Search and Lock list member
or to remove the member from the list by selecting NONE.

The list members may be Conventional Modes,éTrunked Personalities,éor may
be left as Blank entries.

For every Conventional Mode that is in the SS&L list an InterrogationéCode
mustébe entered for that Mode,éwhether or not SS&L is enabled or disabled
onéthatémode.

Priority 1 Member╢4106

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to scroll Scan Members and Return to selectéthe
Scan Member which is desired to be the First Priority in the scan list.

Priority 2 Member╢4107

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to scroll Scan Members and Return to selectéthe
Scan Member which is desired to be the second Priority in the scan list.

Talk Back Delay╕4108

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to set the Talkback Scan receive hang time.

The delay is the time the radioéremainséon a scanned active channel after
activity has ceased,éitécan be set from (0 - 15) seconds in one second 
steps.

HEADSET└4109

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to enable or disable the Headset option.

When the Headset is enabled, the external PTT is disabled.

EMERGENCY SWITCH╖4110

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to enable or disable the Emergency Switch.

If the Emergency Switch is enabled an external switch must be connectedéto
the accessory connector.éRefer to your GTX/MAX638 Operator's Manual for
additional information.

EXTERNAL SPEAKER╖4111

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to enable or disable the External Speaker option.

If the External Speaker is enabled,étheéradioséinternaléloudspeakeréis
muted and the receive audio is re-routed to the accessory connector.éRefer
to your GTX/MAX638 Operator's Manual for additional information.

PL/DPL SCAN TIMER╢4112

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the PL/DPL Scan Timer value.

This Timer value which may be set between 0 - 23 millisecondsé(increments
of 23 milliseconds) determines the time which the radio waits on a channel
to detect PL or DPL during scan operation.

CSQ SCAN TIMER╣4113

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the CSQ Scan Timer value.

This Timer value which may be set between 0 - 46 millisecondsé(increments
of 23 milliseconds) determines the time which the radio waits on a channel
to detect a Carrier during scan operation.

PHONE┬4114

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable Telephone Interconnect.

This field also enables access to other phone option fields.

RECEIVE ONLY PHONE╡4115

If Receive Only Phone is enabled the radio willébeéableéto receive Phone
calls, but will be unable to initiate phone calls.

INTEROP ACCESS TYPE┤4116
Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select standard access, EPII or EPIIi.

Selectéstandardéaccess to default to standard access onétype Iémodes on
initial power-up. Select EPII to default to fast channel access or EPIIi to
selectéaéhybridéaccessétype.âThis is only for initial power-up and is 
superseded by trunked control channel data several seconds after power-up.

PRIVATE CALL (PC)╢4117

UseétheéUP/DOWNéarrow keys to select the PRIVATE CALL featureéforéthis
personality. 

There areétwoétypeséof PRIVATE CALL operation available dependent on the
model - Standard PRIVATE CALL and Enhanced PRIVATE CALL.âEnhanced PRIVATE
CALL operation is available only on GTX 900 MHz models.

Alléradio models are capable of responding to a Private Conversationécall
initiated by another radio.éSome models are limited to RESPONSE operation,
i.e. you may only return the call of a unit who has previously called you.

PRIVATE CALL (cont)

Other models permit LIST-ONLY operation;éyou may make Private Conversation
calls only to those units listed in a preprogrammedélist.àSomeémodels 
also permit UNLIMITED operation; you may make Private Conversation calls to
any other unit as well as respond to incoming calls.

Modelséwith UNLIMITED or LIST-ONLY capability may store frequentlyécalled
ID's in a preprogrammed list.éUp to eight ID's may be stored. Each trunked
personality may have a unique call list.

Press the F6 function key to enter the call list unit ID's for this person-
ality. 
PRIVATE CALL (cont)

CoveragePLUS models only:éSince roaming-enabled personalities on Coverage-
ìPLUS modelsédo not currently support the PRIVATE CONVERSATION
ìfeature, you cannot modify this field iféroamingéiséenabled
ìforéthe current personality.âWhen roaming is disabled,éthe
ìRSS allows you to enable or disableétheéPrivate Conversation
ìfeature ( PC II Response Only ).
ê
Data on Privacy Plus models: Models which support and have the Data on Pri-
ìvacy Plus feature ENABLED may not have the PRIVATE CALL I fea-
ìture selected on the personality in which Data on Privacy Plus
ìis enabled. Only PRIVATE CALL II is available on personalities
ìwith Data on Privacy Plus ENABLED. 
SCAN LIST ENABLE╖4118

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to enable or disable CONVENTIONAL SCAN LIST for
this mode.

If Scan List is disabled for this mode,épressing theé[Scan]ébuttonéwill
sound an invalid key alert.éAccess to the conventional scan list (F6) will
not be permitted.

SS&L LIST ENABLE╖4119

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to enable or disable CONVENTIONAL SS&L LIST for
this mode.

If SS&L List is disabled for this mode,épressing theé[SS&L]ébuttonéwill
sound an invalid key alert.éAccess to the conventional SS&L list (F7) will
be permitted only to edit the SS&L interrogation codes.

TALKGROUP╛4120

Enter the 6-digit (or 3-digit hex) talkgroup number for each Type II Trunk-
ing ANNOUNCEMENT TALKGROUPéLIST member.éEnter a "B" (for Blank) to remove
a member from the list.

SUBFLEET/TALKGROUP╡4121

Use the Return to scroll SUBFLEETS/TALKGROUPS andéUP/DOWNéarrowékeyséto
select desired Subfleet or Talkgroup.

MODE LIST╛4122

The Mode listéscreen should beéused to view the radio modes in theéorder
which will appear on the radio control head.éThe subfleet numbers may also
be edited on this screen.é

For some models, a MODE NAME may be entered consisting of seven (7)éalpha-
numeric characters in which to describe the mode of interest. The MODE NAME
will then be displayed on the Handset or Control head exactly as entered. 

Examples of acceptableémodeénames areé"FIRE 01",é"POLICE3", etc.éThis
capability is only available on certain models with alpha-numeric displays.
MODE LIST (cont)╖4122

Page Up, Page Down, Return, TabLeft, and Home will move the cursor through
the modes.

Use the Up arrow, Down arrow, or enter values for the subfleets and talk-
group as on the mode screen.

The function keys are used to call the Utility Routines.

MODE NAME╛4123

A name may be entered consistingéoféseven (7) alpha-numeric characters to
describe the mode of interest.éThe MODE NAME will then be displayed on the
Handset or Control head exactly as entered.âExampleséoféacceptable mode
names areé"FIRE 01",é"POLICE3",é"PHONE09",é"DYNRGP3", "CALL 10", etc.

PHONE┬4124

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to enable Hot Keypad (DTMF while
transmitting) operation for this personality.

When this feature is enabled, the keypad is live during all dispatch
operation. Pressing any digit 0-9, *, or # will cause that digit to
be transmitted.

DESIGNATED MODE╕4125

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to scrolléScan Members and Return to select the
Scan Member which isédesiredétoébe the Designated Mode in the scan list.

The Designated Mode will be checked for activity in between each other mode
in the list. It will therefore receive 1/2 of the total Scan time. Activity
on one mode will not take precedence (or Priority)éover another.éHowever,
by looking for activityéonétheéDesignatedéMode more frequently than any
other,éthe user has greater assurance of receiving important communication
from that source. 
CNTL CHANNEL MONITOR/SCAN ACTIVITY SEARCH TIME (sec)ô4126

For Ltr Models: (SCAN ACTIVITY SEARCH TIME)
 Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the SCAN ACTIVITY SEARCH TIME from
 1 to 10 with meaning : 0.2 to 2 seconds with step 0.2 seconds.
 Example : 1 is 0.2 sec , 2 is 0.4 sec e.t.c.
 The SCAN ACTIVITY SEARCH TIME Time is the maximum time the radio will 
 monitor the channel for a valid talkgroup match in System/User scan in
 case of lack of activity.

For Trunking Models: (CNTL CHANNEL MONITOR)
 Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the CNTL CHANNEL MONITOR time,é
 from 1 second to 6 seconds (in 0.5 second steps) or 10 seconds.
 The Control Channel Monitor Time is the maximum time the radio will 
 monitor the cntl channel (OSW's) for a valid talkgroup matché(or
CNTL CHANNEL MONITOR (cont)ñ

 Individual Call) before proceeding to the controléchanneléofétheénext 
 system in the scan list.
The radio can also move to the next cntl channel in the list after it
has received two consecutive Scan Marker OSW's without a talkgroup match.
Scan Marker OSW's are supported on Type II Smartnetésystemséandénewer or
upgraded Type I Smartnet systems and are used toéincreaseétheéspeed with
whichéaémobileécan scan.éThe 10 second value should beéusedéwhen Scan
Marker OSW's are supported.
PHONE NUMBER╗4127

This is theéfieldéinéwhichéthe Phone number is to be entered.éUp to 43
digit / charactersémay be entered for a phone number. A valid Phone number
entry consists of a combination of numbers (0 - 9), '*', '#' or 'P',éwhere
'P' is used to indicate Pause.

NO spaces should be entered between digits/characters.
DELAY DIALING TIME (sec)»4128

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select a desired delay dialing time.

The Delay Dialing Time isétheéperiod of time between when a phone channel
is granted and the radio begins dialing.é

The Delay Dialing Timeéwilléwait 0 to 6 seconds before allowing the Auto-
dial sequence to start.
FIXED WAIT TIME (sec)▓4129

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select a desired fixed wait time.

Whenéaéwaitédigit (W) is encountered during the autodial sequence,éthis
fixedéwaitétimeréwilléwaité1 to 6 seconds before resuming the autodial
sequence.

QUEUED PHONE THRESHOLD▒4130

TheéQueuedéPhoneéThresholdévalue determines the minimum signal strength 
thatétheéreceiveéRF leveléof the control channel signal must exceed for 
theéradioéto allow the phone request ISW to be sent.éThe threshold value 
shall range from 0 to 80.âThe default value shall be 63 which corresponds 
to approximately -100 dbm +/- 6 dbm receive rf level. 

PHONE DIALING║4131

Use the UP/DOWN arrow to scroll through three (3) choices in which toémake
a Mobile-To-Land phone call.éThe choices areéDTMF microphoneé(MIC ONLY), 
Autodial (AUTO ONLY), and DTMF microphone or Autodial (MIC & AUTO). 

When MIC ONLY is selected the user must dial the phone number directly from 
the DTMF microphone.

When AUTO ONLY is selected the user canéonly dial the pre-stored number in 
the repertoire list.äTheépre-storedénumberémay be accessed via the F7 
(PHONE NUMBER) function key.

PHONE DIALING (cont)│

WhenéMIC & AUTOéiséselected the user may either dial the number directly
from the DTMF microphone or dial the pre-stored number inéthe phone reper-
toire list. The pre-stored number may be accessed via the F7 (PHONE NUMBER) 
function key.
DEK DISPLAY (LAB USE ONLY)¡4132

WARNING!!! Enabling oféDEK DISPLAY will result in DEK Button configuration
ïbeing lost.âIf DEK DISPLAY is ENABLED,étheénumber of SETS is
ïset to two (2) and the number of DEKS set to three (3).

Up to three DEK boxes can be attached to the radio.äEach box can display
two bytesé(SET A and SET B).äSwitching between the display sets is done
by use of the DEK buttons.

Once programmed for DEK DISPLAY,éother DEK options are no longer available
until DEK DISPLAY is removed and the DEK option table restored.
â
DEK DISPLAY (cont)

Althoughénotédirectlyéconnected with the DEK DISPLAY functionâ(i.e. it 
does not display anything to the DEK boxes),étheéscanélog option is also 
enabled when the radio is programmed in the DEK DISPLAY mode.éThis feature
allows logging of scan states,écontrol channel numbersâ(including splin-
ters),éand time stamps to an external device.

ôRUNNING THE DEK DISPLAY

The first DEK box connected to the radio is DEK 1.âThe DEK 1ébuttons are
used to operate the display.âThe buttonséare sequential with button 1 on
the left and button 8 on the right.
ë
DEK DISPLAY (cont)

Pressing button 1 displays SET A bytes on all of the DEKs.éPressing button
2 will display SET B on all of the DEKs. To clear the DEK LEDs press button
8.éSET A will be displayed on power up.

Button 7 turns the scan log option on.éButton 6 will turn it off.

öREADING THE DEKs

The LEDs will display the bit pattern of the byte.âThe MSB is on the left
and the LSB is on the right.

DEK DISPLAY (cont)

öPROGRAMMING FOR DEK DISPLAY

Mustéhaveéaéradio programmed with a DEK tableé--éno DEK option need be
enabled.

The RSS is not designed to program the display option.éUse the RSS to save
(and later restore) the current DEK table.âUseétheé"bit bang" method to
program the DEK DISPLAY.

The location $7FFC points to the address of the DEK option table.âThis is
to be modified for DEK DISPLAY.äThis table MUST be restored before other
DEK options can be used.
DEK DISPLAY (cont)

If the radio sees any non-zero value in the high nibble ofétableéentry 0,
DEK DISPLAY is assumed and all other DEK options are turned off.äIféthe
value of the nibble is incorrectly coded (greater then 2) then alléDEK op-
tions, including DEK DISPLAY will be turn off.

The ordering of the table is SETs within DEKs.
DEK BUTTON FUNCTIONS│4133

Use the UP/DOWNéarrowékeys to configure the respective DEK button toéone
one of fourépossibleéfunctions:äSTS (Status),äMSG (Message),äOBM 
(Outbound Message),éor NUL (No function).é

The STATUS,éMESSAGE,éANDéOUTBOUNDéMESSAGE optionséwithin a personality
must be enabled on the CHANGE/VIEW:TRUNK PERS:OPTION:ADD screen in order to
utilize the DEK button configuration for that particular personality.

NOTE:éThe OUTBOUND MESSAGEéfunctionéis not available on Type I personal-
çities, whereas both the STATUS and MESSAGE functionséareéavailable
çon all personality types.é
DEK BUTTON FUNCTION NUMBERING¬4134

The DEKs may be configured for anyécombination oféSTS (Status), MSG (Mes-
sage),éOBM (Outbound Message),éor NUL (No function).âThe maximum number
of buttons of each function supported isédependent on model.éCoveragePLUS
models support eighté(8)ébuttonséof each function while all other models
which support DEK STATUS/MSG will support sixteen (16) buttons.é

NOTE: The button numbers for a particular function must be UNIQUE (i.e. not
çduplicated).
INACTIVITY TIMER╖4135

The Status (STS) and Message (MSG) transactions will be inhibited until the
radio buttons have been inactive for at least this amount of time.àNote
that this does not include the DEK buttons or buttons associated with other
external devices.
NUMBER OF DEKS BOXES│4136

The Number of DEK boxes supported can range between a minimuméofézero (0)
and a maximum of three (3).
PHONE NUMBER (LAB USE ONLY)¼4137

This is theéfieldéinéwhichéthe Phone number is to be entered.éUp to 43
digit / charactersémay be entered for a phone number. A valid Phone number
entry consists of a combination of numbers (0 - 9), '*', '#', 'P', oré'W',
where 'P' is used to indicate Pause and 'W' is used to indicate Wait.

NO spaces should be entered between digits/characters.
DEK BUTTON CONFIGURATION»4138

TheéDEK BUTTON CONFIGURATIONéscreenéis used to configure up to three (3)
Direct Entry Keyboards (DEKs)éfor anyécombinationéoféSTSé(Status), MSG
(Message), OBM (Outbound Message), and NUL (No Function) functions.

The maximum number of buttons of eachéfunctionésupportedéis dependent on
model.éCoveragePLUS models support eighté(8)ébuttonséoféeachéfunction
while all other models which supportéDEKéSTATUS/MSGéwill support sixteen
(16) buttons.é

NOTE: The button numbers for a particular function must be UNIQUE (i.e. not
çduplicated).
MULTIPLE LIMITED PHONE(Default value - disabled)ù4139

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable the MULTIPLE LIMITED PHONE
NUMBERéfield. ThiséfeatureéiséforécoverageépluséduplexéRadioéonly.

IféMULTIPLE LIMITED PHONEéfieldéiséEnabled, The radio allows phone list 
dialing only and disable unlimited phone dialing.
PHONE NUMBER╗4140

This is theéfield in which the Phone numberséare to be entered.éUp to 49
digit / characters may be entered for up to 3 phone numbers.éA valid Phone 
number entry consists of a combination of numbers (0 - 9), '*', '#' or 'P',é
where 'P' is used to indicate Pause.

NO spaces should be entered between digits/characters.

F.M. BATTERY╗4150

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable the F.M BATTERY option.

This option should be Enabled when an F.M. approved battery is used.

PHONE NUMBER (LAB USE ONLY)¼4137

This is theéfield in which the Phone numberséare to be entered.éUp to 49
digit / characters may be entered for up to 3 phone numbers.éA valid Phone 
number entry consists of a combination of numbers (0-9), '*', '#', 'P', or 
'W', where 'P' is used to indicate Pause and 'W' is used to indicate Wait.

NO spaces should be entered between digits/characters.
é

CHANGE/VIEW RADIO CONFIGURATION¿4200

RADIO Configurationéiséused toéCHANGE/VIEWéradio parameters and options
that affect overall radio operation, i.e. those not just related to a spec-
ific mode.

Warning:éCHANGE/VIEW does NOT actually modify the radio codeplug data, but
èinsteadéitémodifieséaécopy of theédataéretrievedéfrométhe
ècodeplug (or archive file) via the GET/SAVE functions.

èAfteréalléCHANGE/VIEW modificationséareécompleted,éyouéMUST
èreturn to the GET/SAVE menu and PROGRAM the changes back into the
èradioéoréSAVEétheméto aénewéarchiveéfile.âOtherwiseéthe
èmodifications will be lost when you turn off your computer.
SCAN TYPE╛4301

IféTALKGROUP SCAN is selected it allows the creation of one scan list with
a maximum of eight (8) or ten (10) entries dependent on the model. Any com-
bination ofétrunked talkgroups/subfleets , or conventional channels may be
included. No Fleetwide Modes or Systemwide Modes are allowed in the list.

If PRIORITY SCAN is selected it allows the creation of a separate listéfor
each trunking personality and conventional channel.éTrunked entries into a
list can not cross over system boundaries.é

NOTE: PRIORITY SCAN is not available on Privacy Plus models.
ACC AUDIO RX╗4302

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable the ACC AUDIO RX .

If ACC AUDIO RXéoptionéiséenabled, the received audio will appear in the 
accessory connector J1-9(AUDIO|ON_OFF) .

If ACC AUDIO RXéoptionéis disabled, the received audio will NOT appear in 
the accessory connector J1-9(AUDIO|ON_OFF) . 

ACC AUDIO TX╗4303

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable the ACC AUDIO TX .

If ACC AUDIO TX option is enabled, the radioéwill transmitétheéMIC.AUDIO 
signal that is supplied to the accessory connector J1-10(VSP) .

IfâACC AUDIO TXâoptionéisédisabled,éthe radioéwill NOT transmit the 
MIC.AUDIO signal that is supplied to the accessory connectorâJ1-10(VSP) .

DISPATCH ON TOT╕4304

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the DISPATCH ON TOT value or enter the
desiredévalue directly. DISPATCH ON TOT values range from 0 to 12éseconds
and may be selectedéin stepséof 1 second.

The Dispatch Display time out timer is a pre defined timeréfor the Display 
Blank Feature, and should be for dispatch modes - trunking or conventional.

When the display is turned ON in dispatch mode or when the radio receives a
calléin dispatchémodeéandéanyékey is pressed, the Dispatch Display TOT 
should be reset.
Whenéthe Dispatch Display TOT expires the display and the keyboard
illumination should turn OFF.
CONFIG ON TOT║4305

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select theéCONFIGéON TOT value or enter the
desiredévalue directly.éCONFIGéON TOT values range from 6 to 60éseconds
and may be selectedéin steps of 1 second.

TheéConfigurationéDisplayétimeéout timer is a pre defined timer for the
DisplayéBlankéFeature,éandéshouldébe for configuration modes - PC, CA,
phone etc. When the display is turned ON in configuration mode or whenéthe 
radio receives a calléinédispatchémodeéandéanyékeyéisépressed,éthe 
Configuration Display TOT should be reset.

Whenéthe ConfigurationéDisplayéTOTéexpires the display and the keyboard
illumination should turn OFF.
PRE DEFINED VOL LEVEL▓4306

Use the UP/DOWNéarrow keyséto select theéPRE DEFINED VOL LEVEL valueéor 
enter the desiredévalue directly.éPRE DEFINED VOL LEVEL values range from
1 to 16évolume levels and may be selectedéin steps of 1.

Whenéaécalléiséreceived, the speaker'séaudioélevel should not operate
according to the last userévolumeésetting. IfétheécodeplugéPre-defined
volume level is less then the last userévolumeésetting,the speaker volume
level will be set to the Pre-defined volume level.
MUTE TOT (Default = 30 sec)¼4307

Useâup/downâarrowâkeysétoéselectétheéMUTE TIME OUT TIMERévalue .
The TIME OUT TIMER is in range of DISABLED,6-60 seconds and may be selected 
in increments of 6 seconds. 

If MUTE TIME OUT TIMERéiséenabledéthen the radio will limit the earphone 
audioélevel for the amount oféT.O.T.étimeéandéthen set the AUTO REVERT
to the SPEAKER VOLUME LEVEL.
RAMPING TOT (Default = 30 sec)⌐4308

Use the UP/DOWNéarrow keyséto select theéRAMPING TIME OUT TIMERévalue .ï
The TIME OUT TIMERéiséinérangeéofé6-60éseconds and may be selected in 
increments of 6 seconds.

The TIME OUT TIMER will limit speaker ramping for the amount of T.O.T. time
after the last key press or speaker mute.
AUTOMATIC MULTIPLE SITE SELECT (AMSS)ó4101

UseétheéUP/DOWNéarrowékeys to Enable or Disable AUTOMATIC MULTIPLE SITE
SELECT.

InéanéAMSSésystem multiple sites are linked togetherétoéforméaélarge
trunked system.

Radios programmed for Wide Area AMSSécanéuseéanyé1 of 8éSites which is 
currentlyéin rangeéwhen they moving between sites, theéradioécan switch
sites withoutédropping any communications that are in progress.éWhen Wide
Area is chosen an eight member Control Channel listéandéanéeightémember
Failsoft list must be entered.

AUTOMATIC MULTIPLE SITE SELECT (AMSS)é[cont]

Radioséprogrammedéfor Local AMSS are only allowed to use one site.âWhen
Local AMSS is chosen a Site ID and a four member Control Channel listémust
be selected.

SERIAL NUMBER║4215

The radio Serial Number, which is stored in the codeplug, can be viewed but
cannot be changed.

HARDWARE OPTIONS╖4220

HARDWARE OPTIONS is used to CHANGE/VIEW hardware specific informationésuch
as enabling and disabling handset,épublic address, emergencyéswitch, horn
and lights, DTMF decoder, and busy channel transmit inhibit.


ACCESSORY CONNECTOR CONFIGURATIONª4229

TheéAccessoryéConnectoréConfiguration allows the user to view/modify the
accessory connectors pin assignments. Refer to youréGTX/MAX638éOperator's
Manual for additional information.

Please pay special attention to the Pin Numberéand Data Direction require-
ments as displayed.éFailure to do so could result in damage to your radio.

ACC EXTERNAL╗4234
 
ExternaléAccessories interface to the radio through the Expanded Accessory
Connector.éUsing the Up/Down arrow keys will scroll through the ten exter-
nal accessory configurations - 1. Public Address,â2. Remote,â3. General
I/O (or Handset Sts/Msg),é4. Phone Patch,é5. Moden Paging, 
6. DEK Status/Msg, 7. Data On Trunking, 8. Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL),â
9. Channel 1 Revert,éandâ10. Data on Privacy Plus.

NOTE: The radio service software will automatically scroll through ONLY the
åexternaléaccessoriesésupportedébyéthe radio model currently being
åprogrammed.
å
ACC EXTERNAL (cont.)▓

The ACC EXTERNAL field will not be present on the CHANGE/VIEW:RADIOéscreen
on modelséwhichéhaveéa five pin accessory connector or a nonprogrammable
Expanded Accessory Connector.
ê
û!!!! WARNING !!!!

Onceéthe external accessory information has been changed from theédefault
values, the information will be lostéiféyouéswitchéexternal accessories
using the Up/Down arrow keys.

PENDULUMN╛4235

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable the PENDULUMN feature.
┤
The PENDULUMN feature is an option inéalléduplex 800éand 900 MHZémodels
shipped from second quarter of 1990 and have a new RF board, which uses the
PENDULUMéhybrid as a referenceéoscillatoréfor the synthesizer. The logic 
board and firmware were modified to support it. 

DUAL SYNTHESIZER╖4236

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable the DUAL SYNTHESIZER feature.

The DUAL SYNTHESIZER featureéis an optionéin alléduplex 800éand 900 MHZ 
Phase IIémodels shippedéfromésecondéquarteréof 1990 andéhave a new RF
board, which is capable of two synthesizers - a receiverésynthesizer and a
transmitter synthesizer.éThe logicéboard andéfirmwareéwereémodified to
support it.éThis option is available only if the PENDULUM bit is set.

EMERGENCY CHANNEL╢4237

UseétheéUP/DOWN arrow keys toéEnableéoréDisableéthe EMERGENCY CHANNEL
feature.
┤
The EMERGENCY CHANNEL is an option in the MDI DATA RADIO in which theéuser
can transmit and receive on a dedicatedépre-storedéchannel when required.
The EMERGENCY CHANNEL parameters may be accessed by pressing 'F3'.

EMERGENCY TIME OUT TIMER»4238

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the TIME OUT TIMER value.

The timer's range is adjustable from 15 seconds to 15 minutes in increments
of 15 seconds.

NOTE: A value of zero for the timer is used by the radio as 15 minutes.

DATA RADIO╜4239

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select DATA RADIOémodeéVRM100 or Disabled.

For data Radio, if this field is VRM100 than this will support VRM100 data 
radio otherwise it will be a Regular data radio.₧

DATA RADIO╜4240

Use the Up/Down Arrow to selectéRACOTEK/VRM100, Data on trunk or Disabled.

Allows data on trunking on this personality if enabled.éAn external Motor-
ola or MDI data terminal can be used to sendédataémessageséonéspecified
data channels while the unit is on this personality.


SCAN OPTIONS╗4260

TALKBACK SCAN (Default = Disabled)

UseétheéUP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable TALKBACKéSCANéforéthis
mode.

The radio must be configured for Off Hook SuspendéScanéDisabledéandéthe
Talkback Delay Timeévalues must be adjusted to ensureéproper operation of
Talkback Scan.

OFF HOOK SUSPEND SCAN (Default = Enabled)₧4261

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable SCAN when the microphone is
taken off the hang-up-box (HUB).

IféOFF HOOK SUSPEND SCAN is enabled, the radio will stop scanning when the
microphoneéiséremovedéfrom the HUB.

If OFF HOOK SUSPEND SCAN is disabled, the radio will continue scanning when
the microphone is removed from the HUB.éPressing the microphoneéPTTéwill
transmit on the selected mode unless Talkback Scan is enabled.

ON HOOK RESUME SCAN (Default = Enabled)á4262

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable SCAN when the microphone is
returned to the hang-up-box (HUB).

If ON HOOK RESUME SCANéiséenabled,éthe radio will continue scanning when
the microphone is returned to the HUB.

If ON HOOK RESUME SCAN is disabled, the radio will not scan when the micro-
phone is placed back into the HUB.

OPERATOR SELECT SCAN (Default = Enabled)ƒ4263

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable OPERATOR SELECT SCAN.

If Operator Select Scan is enabled, scan lists may be programmedéfrométhe
Front Panel of the radio.éTo enteréFrontéPaneléProgrammingépresséboth
[H/L] and [SCAN] buttons simultaneouslyéwhile turning on radio.éThe Radio
will beep 6 times and the displayéwill showétheélastétalkgroupéinéuse
before the radio was power down, this mode will indicate list to be edited.
[SYSTEM] and [SUBFLEET] buttons are used to select talkgroup to be added or
deleted from the list; [H/L] and [CALL] buttons are used to add andédelete
talkgroups, respectively.âTheé[SCAN]ébuttonéis used to review the scan
OPERATOR SELECT SCAN (cont)

list.âTheéScan Indicator will indicate that the talkgroup is in the scan 
list.é[H/L] iséalsoéusedétoéselectépriority of talkgroup, press [H/L]
once to addétalkgroupéto list (indicatorécomeséonésolid),étwiceéadds 
talkgroup as a priority (indicator flashes), a third time and the talkgroup 
is deleted from the list.

If OperatoréSelectéScanéis disabled, the radio will power up in dispatch 
mode if Front Panel Programming is attempted.
ALERT TONE╜4264

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable the ALERTéTONEéassociated
with the PRIORITY SCAN function.éIf the radio is configuredéforéPRIORITY
SCAN, and ALERT TONE is enabled,éthen the radio will sound theéALERT TONE
each time the radio unmutes on priority activity.
TALKGROUP SCAN LIST┤4266

TALKGROUP SCAN allows the creation of one scan list with a maximum oféeight
or ten entries dependent on the model.âAnyécombinationéoféeight oréten
systems,étrunked or conventional may be included.éNoéFleetwideéModes are
allowed in the list.

INITIAL PHONE DELAY┤4269
Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to set the INITIAL PHONE DELAY value as 1, 2é
or 3 seconds.

The INITIAL PHONE DELAY is the pre time for DTMF signalling. This is the 
length of time between receiving phone channel and transmitting DTMF Tones.

PHONE NUMBER╗4270 

Enter the Phone List NUMBER.éA maximum of 16 digits may be entered.éEnter
a "P" for Pause.âPhoneélist Numbers also may be programmed directly from
the portable keypad.

PHONE NAME╜4271

For some models, a PHONE NAME may be entered consisting of seven (7) alpha-
numeric characters in which to describe the mode of interest. The MODE NAME
will then be displayed on the Handset or Control head exactly as entered. 

A Name may be assigned to each number in the list.éIf a Name has been pro-
grammed,éthe display will first show the Name, then display the associated
number.

ACCESS CODE (Default = Blank)¬4272

Enter up to 5 digits (0-9,*,# are allowed)éto compose the pre-stored
multidigits access code.

Multidigits access codeéare used to preventéunauthorized subscriber
units from accessing the interconect system.

When initiating a phone call , press [Sel] and the radio automaticly,
will send the pre-stored access code, and than pause. This is true if 
The phone No. is not a 'self contained' of accessécodeé(which means
up to 5 digits followed by a P).
▒
Afteréyouégetéa dialétone,éPress [Sel] button again, to dial the
displayed number. 
é
RELEASE CODE (Default = #0)¼4273

Enter up to 5 digits (0-9,*,# are allowed) to compose theépre-stored
multidigits release code.

The radio uses The Programmed Release code only if the numberédialed
doesn't contain both an Access and release code.
(A phone Number is 'Self contained'éoféreleaseécode if in the last 
5 digits there is a P....).

DIGIT TIMER (Default = 184 mSec)º4274

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the DIGIT timer.éTimer values 
from 46 - 1012 mSec are available in 23 mSec increments.

Digit timer is the length of time each DTMF digit is transmitted.

Refer to the fixed-end equipment specifications for your system
requirements.éAll radios in a given system should use the same timing 
values.

INTERDIGIT TIMER (Default = 92 mSec)ú4275

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the INTERDIGIT timer.éTimer 
values from 46 - 1012 mSec are available in 23 mSec increments.

Interdigit timer is the duration of the time (pause) between each DTMF
digit when autodialing a phone number.

Refer to the fixed-end equipment specifications for your system
requirements.éAll radios in a given system should use the same timing 
values.

SYSTEM DELAY (Default = 504 mSec)ª4276

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the SYSTEM DELAY timer.éDelay values 
from 92 - 2024 mSec are available in 23 mSec increments.

Pressing the [Sel] button immediately keys the transmitter, but the radio
will wait the System Delay duration before transmitting the first DTMF
digit.éSystem Delay is used to compensate for receive and transmit coded 
squelch attack times, especially in repeater systems.

Refer to the fixed-end equipment specifications for your system
requirements.éAll radios in a given system should use the same timing 
values.

CONVENTIONAL DTMF OPTIONS«4277

Conventional Duplex GTX/MAX638 radio models are equipped with a DTMF
encoder for use onésystemséwith interconnect capability. The DTMF encoder
options are configured with this screen.

Conventional interconnect systems are sometimes assigned Access and Release
codeséforésystemémanagementépurposes.âAdditionally,éDigit/Interdigit
timingéandéSystem Delay timing requirements are dependent on the typeéof
fixed-endéequipmentébeing used.

ISW WINDOW (Default = 42)«4278

Use the UP/DOWN arrows to change the value.

The range is 35-47.

Number of ISW bits that elapse after decoding an OSW. This parameter is
used when the radio's range needs to be significantly changed (value has 
to be decremented for increasing the radio's range of operation).

ISW ADJUST (Default = 160)¡4279

Use the UP/DOWN arrows to change the value.

The range is 0-255.ô

This parameter is used when the radio's range needs to be fine-changed 
(value has to be decremented for increasing the radio's range of 
operation).

INTERROGATION TIMER (Default = 60 sec)í4281

UseâtheéUP/DOWNéarrowékeysétoéselectétheéSysteméSearchéandéLock
Interrogation Timer Value.

TheéSS&LéInterrogation Timer value determines the amount of time aéradio
willéwaitébeforeésending another interrogation codeétoéaéConventional
repeater to determine if it is still in range.

The SS&L Interrogation Timer value can be selected iné2 secondéincrements
in a range from 0 to 512 seconds.

LOOK BACK TIMER (Default = 120 sec)ñ4282

UseâtheéUP/DOWNéarrowékeysétoéselectétheéSysteméSearchéandéLock
Look Back Timer Value.

TheéSS&LéLook Back Timer value determines the time a the radio willéwait
in between checking to see if the home mode has come back into range.

The SS&L Look Back Timer value can be selected iné2 second increments in a
range from 0 to 512 seconds.

UNIVERSAL ID╗4283

Type I Only

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Disable or Enable Universal ID.

When Universal ID is enabled all Trunked individual callsé(Phone,éPrivate 
Call, andéCalléAlert)éwill be receivedéif theyéareéaddressedétoéthe 

UniversaléID, even though the radio might have another personality in that
same Trunked system selected.âThisésimplifieséindividual communications
with the radio.éAlso the radio will initiate alléPrivateéCalls and Phone
Calls with the Universal ID, thus only one ID per radio needébe enabled at
the Central.éhe radio will also respond to Dynamic Regrouping commands for

UNIVERSAL ID (cont)
the Universal ID, making it easier foréaéregroupingéconsole to regroup a
radio.
NOTE:éEach Trunked System in the radio will have has a UniversaléID.éThe
default is the first Personality in that System.âIf an ID otheréthan the
first Personalityéinéeachésysteméisédesiredéit must be entered on the
CHANGE/VIEW:TRUNK PERS:SYSTEM INFO Screen.

When Universal ID is disabled,éindividual calls must be directed to the ID
for the personality that is currently selected by the operator inéorder to 
be received byéthe radio.

SPEAKER VOLUME CONTROL▒4284

Enter a valueédirectly or use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the default
speaker audio level. The default audio level is selectable between 1 thru 8
withé1ébeingétheélowest relative audio level andé8ébeingéthe highest
relative audio level.
HANDSET VOLUME CONTROL (Default Value = 4)£4285

Enter a valueédirectly or use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the default
HANDSET audio level. The default audio level is selectable between 1 thru 8
withé1ébeingétheélowest relative audio level andé8ébeingéthe highest
relative audio level.
PHONE OPTION UNLOCK CODE»4286

The Phone Option Unlock Code is used to unlock theéPhoneéOption on a unit
once it has been locked by a user forésecurityépurposes.éThe Unlock Code
must consist of a four (4) digit code.
PHONE CALL TIMER╖4287

The Phone Call Timer is used to disconnect phone calls afterétheéallotted
time has expired. The timer's range is adjustable from fifteen (15) seconds
to ten (10) minuteséinéincrements of fifteen (15) seconds.äThe desired
timer value may beéenteredéeitherédirectly or by using the UP/DOWN arrow
keys. 

NOTE:âA valueéof ZERO (0) for the timer is used by the radio as unlimited
êtime for the phone call.

VSP (Voice-Speaker-Phone)«4288

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Disable or Enable VSP.

The VSP feature is provided in Duplex 800 and 900 MHZ models shipped with a
dual-synthesizer RF board.éThis option allows the userétoéperforméphone
calls without having to remove the handset from its cradle (i.e. hands free
operation).

SINGLE PHONE NUMBER┤4289

This iséthe fieldéin whichéthe Single Phone numberéoption is ENABLED or
DISABLED.éUp to 48 digits may be entered for a phone number. A valid Phone
number entry consists of a combination of numbers (0 - 9), '*', '#' or 'P',
where 'P' is used to indicate Pause.

If this option iséenabled - Theéphoneénumberéin address 1éof the phone
numbers list is used as the single phone number which can be dialed.
If this option is disabled - All 50 phone numbers can be accessed & dialed.

POWER UP DELAY╣4290

Theéradioéignores the active levels on the programmable pins during power
up.éThiséis done to give the accessory device time to initializeéitself.
The time that the radio delays is the Power Up Delay.éThe default time for
thisédelayéis 0.253 seconds.éIf this delay needs to be changed, useéthe
Up/Down arrow keys. This value can range from 0.0 seconds to 4.3 seconds.

OPTION CONNECTOR FUNCTION DESCRIPTIONó4291
¥!! WARNING !!

Mismatchingéthe Data Direction with the accessory may result in damageéto
theéradioéor accessory or both.éTherefore,éuse cautionéwhenéselecting
functions for non standard accessories.éThe direction is determined by the
selected function and is not programmable.éALWAYS program the radio BEFORE
connectingéa new option.éAlso verify that the new option does notéexceed
the limits of the radio's drive circuitry. In general, the limits look like
this:
æoutputs:éopen collector, 200 mA maximum drive
¢with a saturation voltage of 0.3 V max.
Æinputs:é0 to 16 Volts, signals below 1.0 V logic low,
¢signals above 3.0 V are logic high.
OPTION CONNECTOR FUNCTION DESCRIPTION (cont)

Eachéprogrammableépinéhaséaélimited number of functionséthatécanébe
assignedétoéit.éSomeéinternal andéexternaléaccessorieséneedécertain
functionséinéorderétoéoperateéproperly.éTheseéfunctionséareécalled
'dependent'éfunctions.éDependent functions will NOT changed andéwillébe
skipped.éRemaining functions are 'independent' of specific accessories and
areécalledé'independent'éfunctions.â"GeneraléI/O"éwithénoéinternal
accessory allows the most programmable 'independent' functions.

WARNING:éDo not use the SAME 'independent' function more than once on this
èscreen.éThe radio will not respond as expected to two or more of
èthe same 'independent' functions.é

OPTION CONNECTOR FUNCTION DESCRIPTION (cont)

To simplify programming, the Radio Service Software restricts the number of 
pins which can be programmed by the user to one (pin 9).éTheéfollowing is
a list of the available 'independent' functions offered on pin 9:

function: Null
 purpose:éTheécorrectédefinitionéfor any pin which is notébeingéused.
ïApplies to all radios.

OPTION CONNECTOR FUNCTION DESCRIPTION (cont)

function: Emergency Switch
 purpose: This input to the radio is used on trunked modes toésendéinéan
èEmergency Alarm and/or Call.éIt defaults toétheécorrect active
èlevel for a normally closed switch connectedétoéground.éItéis
èrecommended that this functionébeéremovedéwhenétheéEmergency
èAlarméfield on the RADIO WIDE screen is set to 'NONE'.éDoes not
èapply to trunked radios.

function: PA Switch
 purpose: This input inhibits PTT for Public Address.

OPTION CONNECTOR FUNCTION DESCRIPTION (cont)

function: I/O Mic OFF Hook
 purpose: This input indicates to radioéwhenéaéremote microphone iséoff
èhook.

function: Rx Audio Mute
 purpose: This input, when active, either mutes the received audio orésig-
ènals an AVL condition.
TACTICAL EMERGENCY╡4292

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable the TACTICAL EMERGENCY.

If yes, Tactical emergency will use the current mode to transmit emergency
information.äIféNoéis selected,éthe radio will use the personalities
default information edited below.

FAX ENABLE╜4293

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Disable or Enable FAX.

The FAX feature is provided in Duplex 800 MHZ models with option B308.
This option allows the user to perform FAX phone calls in Roaming and local
trunking personalities. 
Additional FAX adapter should be connected to the radio.

HORN & LIGHTS║4294

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable the HORN & LIGHTS ALARMS.

Trunkingémodelséwith individual call features (Phone, Call Alert)émay be
equipped withéhornéand/or lightsérelays to indicate when a call is being
received.âDependent on the Model,éthe HORN & LIGHTS feature is activated
via a [H/L] button on the control head, a mode button on Duplex Handset, or
by aéHORN & LIGHTSéSWITCH external to the radio. Refer to your Operator's
Manual for additional information.â

HORN & LIGHTS (cont)│4294

If HORNé&éLIGHTSéisédisabledétheéoptions connector pin for triggering 
the relay(s) is disabled. 

NOTE:éThe External alarm timer is set at 6-seconds.éPressing any front 
çpanel button will turn off an active alarm.

EXT EMERGENCY SWITCH│4295

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable the Ext Emergency Switch.

The Emergency Switch input to the radio is used in conjunction with signal-
ling to sendéemergency alarms.àIt defaults to the correct active level
for a normally closed switch connected to ground.

MULTIPLE CALL ALERT ACKNOWLEDGE¿4296 

Useéthe UP/DOWNéarrowékeys toéEnable or Disable the Multiple Call Alert
Acknowledge feature. 

Enabling Multiple Call Alert Acknowledge will allow the unit to acknowledge
every Call Alert received,âbutéwilléretainéonlyétheéID from the last
acknowledged Call Alert.

DisablingéMultipleéCalléAlert Acknowledge allows the unit to acknowledge
and retain the ID from only the FIRST Call Alert receivedéand noneéthere-
after.é

POWER ON┐4297

Useéthe UP/DOWNéarrowékeys toéEnable or Disable Power Onéfeature.

Thiséoptionéallowsétheéuseréto power on/offéthe radio by pressing the
[PWR] key on the handset. If thiséoptionéisédisabled, then the user can 
not power on/off the radio by pressing the [PWR] key.

The radio will thenéswitch on/off depending on the ignition switch :
If theéignition switch is on the radio will be turned on and if theé
ignition switch is off the radio will be turned off.

RADIO SITE BLOCKS╢4300

This screen is used to program the Site information for your radio.

A Site refers to a set of specific Repeater Frequencies, an Area ID.é
The Site Access Block defines the features available for your radio while 
operating on the Site.

Area ID:
Enter or scroll to select the Area ID.éValid values are 0 or 1.
This field indicates the Area ID of the Trunking Site.éIt must match the
setting on each repeater.

RADIO SITE BLOCKS (cont)

Frequency:
Enter the Repeater Frequency directly in MHz. The UP/DOWN arrow keys may
also be used to scroll through valid frequencies.

Channel Number:
Enter the FCC Channel Number directly. The UP/DOWN arrow keys may
also be used to scroll through valid FCC Channels.
Offset:
Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to scroll through 
'N' - valid FCC Channels and 'Y' for non-approved FCC Channel Frequencies. 

TRUNKING LISTS╣4320

EachéTrunkedéPersonalityémay have its own unique Announcement Talk Group
List,éCall list,éPriority Talkgroup Scan List, and System Search and Lock
List.

F4 - Announcement Talk Group List contains the talkgroups that this Person-
àality will listen to when it is in a Fleetwide mode.éThis list should
àcontain all of the talkgroups associated with thiséPersonality's User
àGroup.

F5 - RadioémodelséwithétheéPrivate Call and/or Call Alert featuresémay
àstore frequently called ID's in a pre-programmed list.âEachétrunked
àpersonality may have a unique list,éand upéto eight ID's per person-
àality may be stored.
TRUNKING LISTS (cont)

F6 - TheéPriorityéScanéListémayécontainéoneéPriority as well as Non-
àPriority Modes.âTrunked Modes which belong to the same System as the
àselected personality may be included in the list.éHowever,éno Fleet-
àwide Modes may be included in the list.
F7 - SysteméSearchéandéLockéallowsétheéradioéto automatically search
àthrough a pre-determined list of conventionaléand/orétrunked systems
àwhen the radio moves out of range of the current system.
SYSTEM SEARCH AND LOCK▒4322

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Disable or Enable SYSTEM SEARCH AND LOCK.

SysteméSearch and Lock allows the radio to automatically search throughéa
pre-determinedélist of conventional and/or trunked systems when theéradio
moves out of range of the current system.

IféSS&L is Disabled for this Trunked Personality or Conventional Mode then
pressing the [SS&L] button will do nothing.

IféSS&L is Enabled for this Trunked Personality or Conventional Modeéthen
SS&L can be turned ON or OFF by pressing the [SS&L] button.

SYSTEM SEARCH AND LOCK (cont)

TheéSystem Search and Lock list can be selected on this screen if SS&Léis
enabled for this Trunked Personality or Conventional Mode.

TheéSS&L Interrogation Timer and Look Back Timer values can be selected on
the CHANGE/VIEW:RADIO CONFIGURATION:OPTIONS Screen.

SS&L LIST╛4323

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the System Search and Lock list member
or to remove the member from the list by selecting NONE.

The list members may be Conventional Modes,éTrunked Personalities,éor may
be left as Blank entries.

For every Conventional Mode that is in the SS&L list an InterrogationéCode
mustébe entered for that Mode,éwhether or not SS&L is enabled or disabled
onéthatémode.

Foréevery Personality that is in the list the Subfleet Positions foréeach
Mode in that Personality should be checked to make sure they are set upéas
desiredéonéthe CHANGE/VIEW:MODE LIST Screen.
SMARTZONE╛4325

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Disable or Enable SMARTZONE operation.
When enabled, any type IIétrunkingépersonalityémayébeéset as SMARTZONE 
trunking system.


SMARTZONE╛4326

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Disable or Enable SMARTZONE operation.

SMARTZONE personality enables operation in a SMARTZONE trunking system.
Major differences between SMARTZONE and type II trunking (in particular 
AMSS) personalities :

- 32 control channels list.
- Automatic affiliation at power up, talkgroup change, personalityéchange.
- Automatic and user initiated roaming among up to 50 sites withinéa zone. 
- Up to 8 sites may get assigned priority (higher or lower) over the normal
ésites.

SMARTZONE (cont)


- SiteéswitchingéinitiatedédueétoéRSSI measurements at adjacent sites.
- Dynamicésiteéassignmentéwhichéenableéresource allocation (e.g. voice
échannels) only at sites which needs them (e.g. during dispatch call).
- Busyéoverrideéoperation to enable limited group of sites to participate
éin a dispatch call.

SITE ID└4327

Enter a valueédirectly or use the UP/DOWN arrow keysétoéselect two digit 
of SITE ID for this smartzone system in the preferred site list.

The valid range of Site IDs is 00 to 63. 


STATUS┴4328

UseétheéUP/DOWNéarrowékeysétoéselect the STATUS of the site id in the 
preferred site list.âThe site STATUS can be selected asäNon pereferred,
Least Preferred, Preferred or Always Preferred . 

NON-PREFERRED ( Blank ) ==> site is given no preference.éIf the site is
ânot listed here, the radio automatically assigns it no preference.
LEAST-PREFERREDë==> site will be avoided unless it is the only 
âusable site for operation.
PREFERREDÅ==> site will be used over all non-preferred 
âsites with similar signal strength.
ALWAYS-PREFERREDê==> site will be used over all non-preferred sites 
âwith similar signal strength even if site looses communication 
âwith the zone controller (enters site trunking)"
BUSY OVERRIDE CHIRP┤4329

Useâthe UP/DOWNâarrowékeys toéDisable or EnableéBUSY OVERRIDE CHIRP
operation.

Setting this bit causes the radio to produce aéchirppingésoundéafteréa 
busy override has been issued.


FAILSOFT INACTIVITY TIMER«4330

Enter aévalueâdirectlyéoréuseétheéUP/DOWN arrow keysétoéselect the 
FAILSOFT INACTIVITY Timer value.å

This field pertains to failsoft operation.éIféaéradioéremainséinactive
whileéoperatingéinéfailsoftéforéthiséspecified time (in seconds), the 
radioéwillémomentarilyéleaveéfailsoftéandéattemptéto findéa control 
channel.éA value of zero hereéindicates thatéthe radioéwillénotéleave 
failsoft.é


DISPLAY SITE TRUNKING▓4332

Useâthe UP/DOWNâarrowékeys toéDisable or Enable DISPLAY SITE TRUNKING
operation.

Setting thisébitécauseséthe radio to display the 'Site Trunking' message 
when the user is locked onto a site that is in site-trunking mode.


RSSI THRESHOLD╣4333

Enter aévalueâdirectlyéoréuse the UP/DOWNâarrowékeyséto select the 
RSSI THRESHOLD level.This level valueémayébeésetébetweenâ-111éto -80
dbm (increment of 1 dbm).
Ö
The RSSI THRESHOLD iséuser-definedéandésetsâtheéminimum level of RSSI 
acceptable to continue with the current site operation.

SMARTZONE╛4334

SMARTZONE personality enables operation in a SMARTZONE trunking system.
Major differences between SMARTZONE and type II trunking (in particular 
AMSS) personalities :
- 32 control channels list.
- Automatic affiliation at power up, talkgroup change, personality change.
- Automatic and user initiated roaming among up to 50 sites within a zone. 
- Up to 8 sites may get assigned priority (higher or lower) over the
énormal sites.
- Site switching initiated due to RSSI measurements at adjacent sites.
- Dynamic site assignment which enable resource allocation (e.g. voice
échannels) only at sites which needs them (e.g. during dispatch call).
- Busy override operation to enable limited group of sites to participate
éin a dispatch call.

CC #├4335

Use the Up/Dnéarrowékeys to select a CONTROL CHANNEL Receive frequency or 
enter the frequency directly in MHz ( i.e. 865.0125 ).éThere is no need to
manually set the splinter flag for this frequencyésinceésplinter informa-
tion can be derived directly from the CC # frequency value.éEnter a 'b' or 
'B' if you wish to delete this member from the list.

AFF. HOLD OFF (sec)┤4336

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys or enter a value to set theéAFFILIATION HOLD OFF
time value.

Thiséisâtheétimeé(in seconds)éthatétheéradioéshouldédelayébefore 
affiliating at a new site when leaving a site trunking siteéoréleavingéa 
site which just incurred a failure.

BUSY OVERRIDE DELAY (sec)«4337

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys or enter a value to set theéBUSY OVERRIDE DELAY
time.

BUSY OVERRIDE DELAY Specifies the time intervalé(in seconds)éduring which
theéuserémustédepressétheéPTT button in order for the radio to issue a 
busy override signal.é

SITE ALIAS TEXT╕4338

ThiséisétheéfieldéinéwhichétheéSITE ALIAS TEXTéisétoébeéentered.

Theéfield contains the ASCII textéfor each of the SITE ALIAS TEXT Fields.

SITE ALIAS NUMBER╢4339

Enter a valueédirectly or use the UP/DOWN arrow keysétoéselect two digit 
of SITE ALIAS NUMBER for smartzone system in TRUNKING SITE ALIAS list.

The valid range of SITE NUMBER's is 01 to 64. 

PUBLIC ADDRESS╣4391

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to enable or disable the Public Address option.

Refer to your GTX/MAX638 Operator's Manual for additional information.

DISPATCH RSSI THRESHOLD░4392

Enter aévalueâdirectlyéoréuse the UP/DOWNâarrowékeyséto select the 
RSSI THRESHOLD level.This level valueémayébeésetébetweenâ-111éto -80
dbm (increment of 1 dbm).
Ö
The RSSI THRESHOLD iséuser-definedéandésetsâtheéminimum level of RSSI 
( when it receives a dispatch smartzone )éacceptable to continueéwith the
current site operation.

PHONE RSSI THRESHOLD│4393

Enter aévalueâdirectlyéoréuse the UP/DOWNâarrowékeyséto select the 
RSSI THRESHOLD level.This level valueémayébeésetébetweenâ-111éto -80
dbm (increment of 1 dbm).
Ö
The RSSI THRESHOLD iséuser-definedéandésetsâtheéminimum level of RSSI 
( when itéreceiveséaéphoneésmartzone ) acceptableéto continue with the 
current site operation.

EXPANDER┐4394

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select EXPANDER mode Enabled or Disabled.

The default value foréEXPANDER is Enabled.

COMPRESSOR╜4395

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select COMPRESSORémode Enabled or Disabled.

If the site is supporting companderéapplication, the COMPRESSOR should be
enabled to improve radio audio performance.

The default value foréCOMPRESSOR is Disabled.

CHANGE/VIEW CONVENTIONAL PERSONALITIESí4400

Conventional personalities is used to CHANGE/VIEW channel specific informa-
tion such as frequencies, squelch type, squelch codes, and scan lists.

Warning:éCHANGE/VIEW does NOT actually modify the radio codeplug data, but
èinsteadéitémodifieséaécopy of theédataéretrievedéfrométhe
ècodeplug (or archive file) via the GET/SAVE functions.

èAfteréalléCHANGE/VIEW modificationséareécompleted,éyouéMUST
èreturn to the GET/SAVE menu and PROGRAM the changes back into the
èradioéoréSAVEétheméto aénewéarchiveéfile.âOtherwiseéthe
èmodifications will be lost when you turn off your computer.
HEAR CLEAR╜4401

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable the HEAR CLEAR feature.
┤
The HEAR CLEAR feature provides for improved audioéperformanceéin the 900
MHz band. This feature may be enabled only if the repeater site is equipped
with HEAR CLEAR capability as well. 
REDUCED POWER║4402

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or DisableétheéREDUCED POWER feature
for this personality.
ò
If REDUCED POWER is enabled,éthen the radio will transmit at a reducedéRF
power level on this personality.âThiséfeatureéiséprovidedétoâreduce
adjacent channel interference.éThe factory default for REDUCED POWERéis 4
watts.

If REDUCED POWER is disabled, then the radio will transmit at full power on
this personality.

STATUS/MESSAGE/OUTBOUND MESSAGE LISTú4424

For COVERAGE PLUS DUPLEX models, a Status/Message/Outbound Messageémay be 
entered with the RSS, which consists oféseven (7)éalphaénumeric 
characters and Disabled/Enabled indicator.éThe Status/Message and 
Outbound Message will then be displayed on the handset exactly as it was 
entered.

HANDSET STATUS/MESSAGE/OUTBOUND MESSAGEá4425

In the COVERAGE PLUS DUPLEX radios (model TX5VWC5GB7_K), the accessoryé
HANDSET STS/MSG was added. This option allows the user to have 
Status and Message selection on the handset, as well as Outbound 
Message being displayed on the handset.

Up to eight (8) Statuses, eight (8) Messages can be selected, and up to 
eight (8) Outbound Message can be received also.

TRUNKING PERSONALITY│4430

PERSONALITY configuration is used to Change/View personality parameters and 
features.
A trunking personality is the combination of a system assignment and aéset 
of permitted features and options.éA trunking mode is then uniquely deter-
minedéby the personality assignment and theétalkgroup ID. To view the sy-
stem for this personality,épress the F8 function key on the Trunking 
Personality Config screen (CHANGE/VIEW:TRUNK PERS). Most personality
parameters are controlled by Standard File, and are designated as 
View-Only.éTrunking features such as Call Alert, Private Conversation,
andétrunkingéscan may be enabled or disabled individually for each 
personality.
ANNOUNCEMENT TALK GROUP (USER GROUP) IDá4434

VIEW-ONLY Parameter.éMay be changed only through Standard File.

Thiséfield contains the User Group ID for fleetwide announcements foréthe
current personality.

FAILSOFT TYPE║4435

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Disable Failsoft or select Personality, AMSS,
or Mode Failsoft.

Whenéthe Central Site Controller fails in a Trunked system the system goes
into Failsoft operation.âWhen the system is in Failsoft each trunked Base
Station operates in a manner similar to conventional repeater operation.

Personalityéfailsoft allows a failsoft frequency to be specified foréeach
Personality.àWhenéaéPersonality'séSysteméiséconfiguredéforéAMSS,
Personalityéfailsoftéisénotéa valid choice and thereforeéwillénotébe
displayed.äIf Personality Failsoft is chosen a Failsoft Frequencyéfield
isédisplayed below the Failsoft Type field and a frequency may beéentered
for this Personality.
FAILSOFT TYPE (cont)

AMSSéFailsoftéallows a Failsoft Frequency to be entered for eachéoféthe
eightépossibleéAMSS control channels.äWhen a Personality'séSysteméis
configuredéforéAMSS,éthe valid choices for Failsoft Typeéareédisabled,
AMSS,éand Mode failsoft.âIf a Personality's System is not configured for
AMSS,éthenéAMSS failsoft is not a valid choice and therefore will notébe
displayed.àAMSSâFailsoftâfrequenciesâmayâbeâchosenâonâthe
CHANGE/VIEW:SYSTEM configuration screen.

ModeéFailsoftéallows a Failsoft Frequency to be chosen foréeachéTrunked
mode in this Personality.âMode Failsoft frequencies can be chosen onéthe
CHANGE/VIEW:MODE configuration screen.
FAILSOFT FREQUENCY (FAILSOFT PER PERSONALITY)Ü4436

Enter the receive FAILSOFT FREQUENCY directly in MHz (ie. 865.0125)

Optionally,étheéUP/DOWN arrow keys may be used to scroll throughéallowed
valid frequencies.

When the Central Site Controller fails in a Trunked system the systemégoes
intoéFailsoft operation.éWhen the system is in Failsoft each trunked base
station operates in a manner similar to conventional repeater operation.éA
Failsoft Frequency must be the receive frequency of one of the trunked base
stations in the trunking system.
INDIVIDUAL ID║4442

Enterétheéthreeédigit INDIVIDUAL IDéfor aéType I personality, or a six
digit ID (700000 - 765535) for a Type II personality.

Theévalidérange for the INDIVIDUAL ID depends the size code selectedéfor
this personality.

Examples of Type I INDIVIDUAL IDs are: 001, 02A, 1FF, 200.
Examples of Type II INDIVIDUAL IDs are: 700001, 704032, etc.

SIZE CODE╛4443

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to choose the SIZE CODE for this personality.

Valid SIZE CODES are: A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,M,O,Q. (L,N and P are not used)

TheéSIZEéCODE determines the maximum numberéoféfleets,ésubfleets,éand
individualéIDs allowed.âThe SIZE CODE and fleet ID chosen must match the
programming of the Central Controller.

See next two pages of this help screen for a size code table.

SIZE CODE (cont)

Size CodeâPrefixâFleetâSubfleetâIndividual ID
---------â------é-------é--------â-------------
äAç0 - 7â00 - 7FâA - Cç000 - 00F
äBç0 - 7â00 - 0FâA - Gç000 - 03F
äCç0 - 7â00 - 07âA - Gç000 - 07F
äDç0 - 7â00 - 00âA - Oç000 - 1FF
äEç0 - 7â00 - 3FâA - Cç000 - 01F
äFç0 - 7â00 - 1FâA - Gç000 - 01F
äGç0 - 7â00 - 1FâA - Cç000 - 03F

SIZE CODE (cont)

Size CodeâPrefixâFleetâSubfleetâIndividual ID
---------â------é-------é--------â-------------
äHç0 - 7â00 - 0FâA - Cç000 - 07F
äIç0 - 7â00 - 07âA - Cç000 - 0FF
äJç0 - 7â00 - 03âA - Gç000 - 0FF
äKç0 - 7â00 - 01âA - Oç000 - 0FF
äMç0 - 3â00 - 00âA - Oç000 - 3FF
äOç0 - 1â00 - 00âA - Oç000 - 7FF
äQç0 - 0â00 - 00âA - Oç000 - FFF

TheéFleet ID is a three digit hexadecimal number where the first digitéis
the Prefix and second two digits are the Fleet. For any size code, the sub-
fleets for Fleetwide and Dynamic Regrouping are always available.
CALL ALERT ENCODE╢4444

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable CALL ALERT ENCODE.

Call Alert Encodeéallows the operator to transmit pages by selecting an ID
out of the 8 member fixed call list.

UNLIMITED operation permits paging any other unit.

To program the Call List for Call Alert use the [F6] function key.

CALL ALERT DECODE╢4445

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable CALL ALERT DECODE.

DecodeéonlyéCalléAlertéallows the operator toéreceiveépages.

To program the Call List for Call Alert use the [F6] function key.

DYNAMIC REGROUPING╡4446

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable DYNAMIC REGROUPING.

DynamicéRegrouping allows the dispatcher to temporarily reassignéselected
radioséoperating in separate fleets and/or subfleets into a singleégroup.

EMERGENCY CALL╣4447

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable EMERGENCY CALL.

EmergencyéCall allows the operator to have priority channel accesséduring
an emergency situation.

EMERGENCY ALARM╕4448

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to Disable EMERGENCY ALARM or select Normaléor
Silent.

Emergency Alarm allows the operator to press the [Emer] button or aéhidden
foot switch to send an alarm toétheédispatcher.éSilentéEmergencyéAlarm 
sends an Alarm with out any indication that an Alarméhasébeen sent and it 
also mutes the receiver audio so that no radio traffic is heard.

TRUNKING TYPE║4451

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select Trunking Type I,éTrunkingéType II or
Trunking Type IIi.

Trunking Type I and TrunkingéTypeéIIiéuses size codes to determine radio
groupings.

TrunkingéTypeéIIéallows for greater flexibility inégroupingéradioséby
allowing much larger groups.

Trunking Type IIi allows communication between Type I and Type II units.

TheéTrunkingéTypeéchosenéfor the radio must matchétheéTrunkedéSystem
Trunking Type.
SYSTEM ID╛4452

Enter the Trunking System ID in hex.

This field contains the 4-digit hexadecimal number which identifies the
trunked System. A system key or FTR key is required to access this field.
Otherwise, the TCMS download procedure must be used (F3/F4).

This number must match the ID of the Trunking Repeater System.
UNIVERSAL ID╗4453

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the UNIVERSAL ID for this SYSTEM.

NOTE: Universal ID must be enabled on the CHANGE/VIEW:RADIO screen in order
for the Universal ID option to function.
Each Trunked System in the radio has a Universal ID, the defaultéis the ID
for the first Personality in that System.

CHAN. ASSGN TYPE╖4454

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the CHANNEL ASSGINMENT TYPE - Domestic
or International - Used for 800 band only.

International - Support 25 KHz Channel Spacing used outside the USA within 
Éthe entire TX band ( 806 - 825 ).â
Domesticå- Support Channel Spacing used in the USA.
É25 KHz Channel Spacing used ( 806 - 821 ).â
É20 KHz Channel Spacing used ( 821 - 824 ).â
AUTOMATIC MULTIPLE SITE SELECT (AMSS)ó4455

UseétheéUP/DOWN arrow keys to Disable AMSS or select Local oréWideéArea
AMSS.

InéanéAMSSésystem multiple sites are linked togetherétoéforméaélarge
trunked system.

RadioséprogrammedéforéWide Area AMSS can use the Site that theyéareéin
range of and when theyémove between sites the radio can switch siteséwith
outédropping any communications that are in progress.äWhen Wide Area is
chosenéan eight member Control Channel list and an eightémemberéFailsoft
list must be selected.

AUTOMATIC MULTIPLE SITE SELECT (AMSS) (cont)

Radioséprogrammed for Local AMSS are only allowed to use oneésite.âWhen
LocaléAMSS is chosen a Site ID and a four member Control Channel list must
be chosen.

CONNECT TONE╗4458

UseétheéUP/DOWN arrow keys to select the CONNECT TONE frequency foréthis
System.

TheéConnect Tone is the subaudible tone the radio must generate when it is
transmitting on the Voice Channel.

Seeétheénextépageéoféthis Help for tableéoféConnectéToneséandéthe
associated frequencies.

CONNECT TONE (cont)

èCONNECT
ïTONEÄFREQUENCY (HZ)
è-------î---------
ì0æ105.9
ì1Æ76.6
ì2Æ83.7
ì3Æ90.0
ì4Æ97.3
ì5æ116.1
ì6æ128.6
ì7æ138.5

CONTROL CHANNELS╖4459

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select a CONTROL CHANNEL Receive frequency or
enterâtheéfrequencyédirectlyéinéMHzâ(ie. 865.0125).

FouréControl Channel Frequencies must be selected (eight if Wide Area AMSS
is enabled).éIf your System does not have four Control Channels then enter
the letter B in the extraéControl Channel fields, the unassigned frequency
willébe displayed as BLANK.

PRIORITY SCAN LIST/SCAN LIST½4460

For Ltr Models:
Ltr models may have a unique system scan list for each mode, with up toé8 
modes in each list. If the SCAN LIST field is Enabled, A scan list must 
be created for this mode.

For GTX/MAX638 models:
Priority Scan may have a unique scan list for each mode, with up to 8 modes
in each list.éThe PriorityéScan List may contain one First Priorityéand/
or one Second Priority Mode as well as Non-Priority Modes.âTrunkedéModes
whichébelongétoéthe same System as the selected Personalityémayébe 
included in the list.éHowever, no Fleetwide Modes may be included in 
the list.
 
CHANNEL SPACING╕4463

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select Standard or Splinter CHANNELéSPACING
for this System.

SplinteréChannel Spacing assigns frequencies in between (12.5 KHzéoffset)
the Standard Channel frequencies.

SITE ID└4462

Enter the two digit SITE ID for this AMSS Local System.

The Site ID limits the operation of the radio to the site with this ID.

The valid range of Site IDs is 0 to 63.éUse the Site ID supplied by 
Standard File.

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select Standard or Splinter CHANNELéSPACING
for this System.

SplinteréChannel Spacing assigns frequencies in between (12.5 KHzéoffset)
the Standard Channel frequencies.

FAILSOFT FREQUENCIES (AMSS)¼4464

VIEW-ONLY Parameter.éMay be changed only through Standard File.
Up to eight AMSS Failsoft Frequencies may be allocated if Wide Area AMSS is
selectedéforéthiséSystem.äUnassignedéFailsoftéFrequencieséwillébe
displayed as Blank.

TRUNKING SCAN║4465

TALKGROUP SCAN allows the creation of one scan list with a maximum of eight
or ten entries dependent on the radio model.âAny fleet/subfleet combinat-
ionéeight/ten systems, eight/ten subfleet or any of the eight/tenéconven-
tional channels may be included.âNoéFleetwideéoréSystemwideéModes are
allowed in the list.

TRUNKING SCAN (cont) 
CONVENTIONAL PRIORITY SCAN LIST (Smartnet Models Only)

GTX/MAX638 models with Priority Scan may have a unique scan list for each 
conventional mode, with up to eight modes in each list.éA First priority 
mode may be selected for each list.

TRUNKING SCAN (cont)
ù
TRUNKING PRIORITY SCAN LIST (Smartnet Models Only)

The Priority Scan List may contain one FirstéPriorityéand/oréoneéSecond
Priority Mode as well as Non-Priority Modes.éTrunkedéModeséwhichébelong
to the same system as the selectedéPersonalityémayébeéincludedéinéthe
list.éNo Fleetwide Modes may be included in the list.



CALL LIST TRUNKING TYPE░4471

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select TRUNKING TYPE I or TRUNKING TYPE II.

TRUNKING TYPE is the TYPE of the radio to be called.

CALL LIST╛4472

CALLéLISTéis used to change/view the Private Call and/or Call Alertélist
members.

TheéF2 key is used to toggle the Edit Mode for Call IDéentry.âTheéCall
ListéID can be entered in either as a six digit ID or all theéinformation
(PC Type,éSize Code,éFleet ID, Individual ID, and Pool ID) can be entered
and the six digit ID will be calculated.

UNLIMITED PRIVATE CALL▒4473

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the desired Private Call operation.

UNLIMITED operation permits paging any other unit.

CALL ID└4474

Enter the six digit CALL ID.

The Call ID is used in Private Call or Call Alert to uniquely identifyéthe
theéindividualéthat is to be called or paged.âIf the radio that iséthe
target of the Private Call or Call Alert has a Universal ID,éit is best to
use this ID for the Call ID.

Iféthe six digit ID is not known for this Call ID then press the F6 key to
toggle edit modes to enter Call ID information rather than six digit ID.

CALL ID TYPE╗4475

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select CALL TYPE.

Select PC I for a PC I only member, PC Ié&éCA for aéPC Iéand Call Alert
member.Ñ

Select PC II for a PC II only member, PC II & CA for a PC II and Call Alert
member.

Select CA Only for a member that will only be used to make Call Alerts.

CALL ID SIZE CODE╢4476

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to chose the SIZE CODE for this Call ID.

Valid SIZE CODES are: A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,M,O,Q.

TheéCall ID is used in Private Call or Call Alert to uniquely identify the
theéindividual that is to be called or paged.âIf the radio thatéiséthe
target of the Private Call or Call Alert has a Universal ID,éit is best to
use this ID for the Call ID.

Iféyouéwould rather enter the six digit ID than the CalléIDéinformation
then press the F6 key to toggle edit modes.

CALL ID FLEET ID╖4477

Enter the three digit FLEET ID for this Call ID.

Theévalid range for the Fleet ID depends on the size code chosen foréthis
Call ID.

TheéCall ID is used in Private Call or Call Alert to uniquely identify the
the individual that is to be called or paged.âThe Call ID Fleet ID is the
ID of the Fleet in which the individual resides.âIf the radio that is the
target of the Private Call or Call Alert has a Universal ID,éit is best to
use this ID for the Call ID.

Iféyouéwould rather enter the six digit ID than the CalléIDéinformation
then press the F6 key to toggle edit modes.
CALL ID INDIVIDUAL ID▓4478

Enter the three digit INDIVIDUAL ID for this Call ID.

Theévalidérange for the INDIVIDUAL ID depends the size code selectedéfor
this Call ID.

TheéCall ID is used in Private Call or Call Alert to uniquely identify the
the individual that is to be called or paged.éThe Call ID Individual ID is
the Individual ID of the radio for the Fleet specified in Call ID Fleet ID.
Ifétheéradio that is the target of the Private Call or Call Alertéhaséa
Universal ID, it is best to use this ID for the Call ID.

Iféyouéwould rather enter the six digit ID than the CalléIDéinformation
then press the F6 key to toggle edit modes.
POOL ID└4479

Enter the POOL ID for the PC I Call ID.éEnter a Pool ID only for PC I IDs.

TheéCall ID is used in Private Call or Call Alert to uniquely identify the
the individual that is to be called or paged.âThe Pool ID is the Pooléof
the radio specified in Call ID.

If you are entering Call IDs on Call list screen and would rather enter the 
six digit ID than the CalléIDéinformation then press the F6 key to toggle 
edit modes.

CONSOLE ACKNOWLEDGE REQUIRED½4480

UseétheéUP/Down arrow keys to select CONSOLE ACKNOWLEDGE REQUIRED Yeséor
No.

IféaéConsoleéAcknowledgeéis Required then anéEmergencyéAlarméisénot
considered successful unless a Dispatcher Acknowledge is received.éWhen an
EmergencyéAlarm is not successful the full four beep AcknowledgeéToneéis
notésounded and the Alarm is automatically sent again until the numberéof
retries specified is exhausted.
EMERGENCY RETRY (Default = 001)¿4481

UseétheéUP/DOWNéarrow keys or directly enter the number oféfourésecond
EMERGENCY RETRY sequences desired.

Iféanéunlimited number of retries is desired thenéenterézeroéotherwise
enter a value from 1 to 255.

Normallyéiféthe radio is unsuccessful in sending a transmissionéitéwill
retry for four seconds before quitting.âFor Emergency Alarms howeveréthe
radioéwill retry for the number of four second sequences specified byéthe
Emergency Retry counter.

EMERGENCY SUBFLEET╡4483

UseétheéUP/DOWN arrow keys or directly enter the EMERGENCYéSUBFLEETéfor
this personality.

The choices displayed will be the ones allowed for the currentépersonality
sizeécodeéor if this is Fleet Default Emergency then it will be theéones
allowedéfor the Fleet Default size code.âFleetwide (00) and theéDynamic
regrouping subfleet (DR) are not valid choices.

InéNon-Variable Subfleet (Non-Tactical) Emergency the Emergency Alarms and
Calls are always made on the Emergency Subfleet.

EMERGENCY SUBFLEET (cont)

InéVariable Subfleet (Tactical) Emergency the Emergency AlarmséandéCalls
areémadeéonéthe selected subfleet unless fleetwide iséselectedéoréthe
dynamicéregroupingésubfleet is selected and there is not a validédynamic
ID, in which case the Emergency Subfleet is used.

EMERGENCY FLEET ID╡4485

Enterétheéthreeédigit EMERGENCY FLEET ID foréthisépersonality'séFleet
Default Emergency.

Theévalid range for the Emergency Fleet ID depends on theéEmergencyésize
code chosen for this personality's Fleet Default Emergency.

Examples of Fleet IDs are 300, 402, 001, and 703.

EMERGENCY SIZE CODE┤4486

UseétheéUP/DOWNéarrow keys to choose the EMERGENCY SIZEéCODEéforéthis
personality's Fleet Default Emergency.

Valid SIZE CODES are: A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,M,O,Q.
TheéSIZEéCODE determines the maximum numberéoféfleets,ésubfleets,éand
individualéIDs allowed.âThe SIZE CODE and fleet ID chosen must match the
programming of the Central Controller.

See next page of this help screen for a size code table.

SIZE CODE (cont)

Size CodeâPrefixâFleetâSubfleetâIndividual ID
---------â------é-------é--------â-------------
äAç0 - 7â00 - 7FâA - Cç000 - 00F
äBç0 - 7â00 - 0FâA - Gç000 - 03F
äCç0 - 7â00 - 07âA - Gç000 - 07F
äDç0 - 7â00 - 00âA - Oç000 - 1FF
äEç0 - 7â00 - 3FâA - Cç000 - 01F
äFç0 - 7â00 - 1FâA - Gç000 - 01F
äGç0 - 7â00 - 1FâA - Cç000 - 03F
äHç0 - 7â00 - 0FâA - Cç000 - 07F
äIç0 - 7â00 - 07âA - Cç000 - 0FF
äJç0 - 7â00 - 03âA - Gç000 - 0FF
äKç0 - 7â00 - 01âA - Oç000 - 0FF
SIZE CODE (cont)

Size CodeâPrefixâFleetâSubfleetâIndividual ID
---------â------é-------é--------â-------------
äMç0 - 3â00 - 00âA - Oç000 - 3FF
äOç0 - 1â00 - 00âA - Oç000 - 7FF
äQç0 - 0â00 - 00âA - Oç000 - FFF

TheéFleet ID is a three digit hexadecimal number where the first digitéis
the Prefix and second two digits are the Fleet.

EMERGENCY INDIVIDUAL ID░4487

Enteréthe three digit EMERGENCY INDIVIDUAL ID for this personality's Fleet
Default Emergency.

The valid range for the EMERGENCY INDIVIDUAL ID depends the Emergencyésize
code selected.

Examples of INDIVIDUAL IDs are: 001, 02A, 1FF, 200.

EMERGENCY FLEET PTT ID▒4488

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select EMERGENCY FLEET PTT ID yes or no.

Iféthe Emergency default fleet is a wireline Ptt ID fleetéthenéEmergency
FleetéPttéID must be "yes",éif it is a message or transmissionétrunking
fleet then Emergency Fleet Ptt ID must be "no".

TRUNKING┐4491

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select Message,éTransmission,éoréWireline
PTT-ID TRUNKING TYPE.

The Trunking Type is dependent on the configuration of the Trunking Central
Controller and the type can vary between Fleets.

InéMessageéTrunkingéthe voice channel remains active for aéfewéseconds
after a mobile unit dekeys, this allows another mobile to reply on the same
voiceéchannel.âMessageéTrunking will allow a conversationétoécontinue
uninterrupted by busies even in a crowded system.

TRUNKING TYPE (cont)

InéTransmission Trunking the voice channel is dropped as soon as aémobile
unitédekeys,éthuséanyétime a mobile keys up itémustérequestéaévoice
channel assignment from the Central Controller.éTransmission Trunking will
allow a record of activity to be kept for each mobile unit.

InéWirelineéPTT-IDéTrunking the voice channel remains active foréaéfew
seconds after a mobile unit dekeys, but when another mobile replies it must
request a voice channel from the Central Controller even though it willébe
assignedâtheésameévoiceéchannel.äWirelineéPTT-IDéTrunkingéallows
conversationsétoécontinue uninterrupted by busies and itéalsoéallowséa
record of activity to be kept for each mobile unit.

ISW RETRY (Default = 00)»4492

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select an ISW Retry value from 0 to 98.

TheéISWéRetryéiséusedéto determine the delay addition time to 490 Msec
(in 23.3 Msec multiplications) between two consecutive ISW's within the 
total of four secondséretry sequenceéthatéthe radio will go through while 
tryingéunsuccessfullyéto send transmissions to the central controller.

Example - if the ISW RETRY value is 4 then the delay will be:
É490+(4x23.3) = 582 Msec.
TALK PERMIT TONE (Default = Disabled)ó4493

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable the TALK PERMIT TONE.

The Talk Permit Tone is a series of three short beeps that soundéwhenéyou
pressétheémicrophone PTT button,éthe tone verifies thatétheésysteméis
accepting the transmission.

REVERT MODE TIMER╢4494

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select theéREVERT MODE TIMER value or enter
the desiredévalue directly. REVERT MODE TIMER values range from 10 seconds
to 180 seconds and may be selected in increments of 10 second.

TheéREVERT MODE TIMERécause the radio to revert back to the default mode,
(which can be either trunk or conventional personality,éaccordingéto what
the user choose.) after the revert mode timer value.

The default value of the REVERT MODE TIMER should be 180 seconds.
SYNTHESIZED (NOT 5 CHANNEL) (DEFAULT = Yes)£4497

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select Synthesized (Not 5 Channel) Yes or No.

Synthesized should be set to Yes except for special applications.

Forésystems with more than five channels which contain radios that are not
synthesized and can not use more than five different channels, those radios
tellétheéCentral Controller not to assign channels to them that theyécan
not lock on to when the Synthesized (not 5 Channel) flag is No.

DATA SUBFLEET║4498

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys or directly enter the DATA SUBFLEETâforâthis
personality.

The choices displayed will be the ones allowed for the currentépersonality
sizeécodeéoréiféthis iséFleetéDefault DATAéthen it will be theéones
allowedéfor the Fleet Default size code.âFleetwide (00) and theéDynamic
regrouping subfleet (DR) are not valid choices.

DATAéFLEET ID╣4499

EnterâtheâthreeâdigitéDATAéFLEET ID foréthisépersonality'séFleet
Default DATA.

Theévalidérangeéfor theéDATAâFleetéID depends on the DATAésize code 
chosen for this personality's Fleet Default DATA.

Examples of Fleet IDs are 300, 402, 001, and 703.

DATA SIZE CODE╣4500

UseâtheâUP/DOWNâarrowékeyséto choose the DATA SIZEéCODEéforéthis
personality's Fleet Default DATA.

Valid SIZE CODES are: A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,M,O,Q.
TheéSIZEéCODE determines the maximum numberéoféfleets,ésubfleets,éand
individualéIDs allowed.âThe SIZE CODE and fleet ID chosen must match the
programming of the Central Controller.

See next page of this help screen for a size code table.

SIZE CODE (cont)

Size CodeâPrefixâFleetâSubfleetâIndividual ID
---------â------é-------é--------â-------------
äAç0 - 7â00 - 7FâA - Cç000 - 00F
äBç0 - 7â00 - 0FâA - Gç000 - 03F
äCç0 - 7â00 - 07âA - Gç000 - 07F
äDç0 - 7â00 - 00âA - Oç000 - 1FF
äEç0 - 7â00 - 3FâA - Cç000 - 01F
äFç0 - 7â00 - 1FâA - Gç000 - 01F
äGç0 - 7â00 - 1FâA - Cç000 - 03F
äHç0 - 7â00 - 0FâA - Cç000 - 07F
äIç0 - 7â00 - 07âA - Cç000 - 0FF
äJç0 - 7â00 - 03âA - Gç000 - 0FF
äKç0 - 7â00 - 01âA - Oç000 - 0FF
SIZE CODE (cont)

Size CodeâPrefixâFleetâSubfleetâIndividual ID
---------â------é-------é--------â-------------
äMç0 - 3â00 - 00âA - Oç000 - 3FF
äOç0 - 1â00 - 00âA - Oç000 - 7FF
äQç0 - 0â00 - 00âA - Oç000 - FFF

TheéFleet ID is a three digit hexadecimal number where the first digitéis
the Prefix and second two digits are the Fleet.

DATA INDIVIDUAL ID╡4501

Enterétheéthree digit DATA INDIVIDUAL IDéforéthisépersonality'séFleet
Default DATA .

The validérange forétheéDATAéINDIVIDUAL IDédepends the DATAésize code
selected.

Examples of INDIVIDUAL IDs are: 001, 02A, 1FF, 200.

DATA DEFAULT TALK GROUP░4502

This field contains the DATA Default Talk Group for the current personality.


RECEIVE FREQUENCY╢4503

Enter the RECEIVE frequency directly in MHz, or use the UP/DOWN arrow keys
to increment/decrement to the next valid channel.

Blank RECEIVE frequencies are NOT allowed.

Referéto the MOTOROLA Catalog Sheets / Price Pages or your ServiceéManual
for valid RECEIVE frequencies for this model.

TRANSMIT FREQUENCY╡4504

Enter the TRANSMIT frequency directly in MHz, or use the UP/DOWN arrow keys
to increment/decrement to the next valid channel.

For a "Receive-Only" channel,éenter a B.äThe TRANSMIT frequency will be
displayed as BLANK.

Referéto the MOTOROLA Catalog Sheets / Price Pages or your ServiceéManual
for valid TRANSMIT frequencies for this model.

TALKAROUND╜4505

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to enable or disable the TALKAROUND feature.

When TALKAROUND is ENABLED,étheétransmitéfrequencyéis theésameéas the
receive frequency.éWhenéTALKAROUNDéis DISABLED, the transmit and receive
frequencies are independent.

The Talkaround feature is used to talk directly to another unit (mobile-to-
mobile) without going through the repeater system.éThis is useful when you
areécloseéto other units with whom you wish to talk,éor are outsideéthe
range of your repeater system.

TALKAROUND FREQUENCY (Default = Rx Frequency)Ü4506
Enter the TALKAROUND transmit frequency directly in MHz.

Optionally,étheéUP/DOWN arrow keys may be used to scroll throughéallowed
valid frequencies.éSHIFT UP/DOWN will increase the scroll speed.

Theédefault Talkaround transmit frequency will be the Rxéfrequency.âThe
receive squelch type and code can be different than the transmitter squelch
type and code.

Refer to the MOTOROLA Catalog Sheets / Price Pages or your Service
Manual for valid TRANSMIT frequencies for this model.

SQUELCH TYPE╗4507

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the SQUELCH type:
ëCSQ - Carrier Squelch
ëPLé- Private Line
ëDPL - Digital Private Line.
àINV DPL - Inverted Digital Private Line

Data fields for transmit and receive codes will beédisplayedéforéPL, DPL
and INV DPL.

PL SQUELCH CODE╣4508

Enter the PL frequency directly in Hz (Ex: 192.8), or enter the alphanumeric
code (Ex: 7A).éNon-standard PL frequencies may also be selected by entering
the desired frequency in HZ (Ex: 100.5),ébut onlyéfrequencieséwithinéthe
range of standard PL frequencies (67.0 to 250.3) are allowed.

Valid codes may also be selected via the UP/DOWN arrow keys.

BLANK PL squelch codes may be selected by entering 'B',éandéthe radio will
revert to Carrier Squelch operation (CSQ).

Standard PL frequencies are listed on the next page:
PL SQUELCH CODE (cont)

Standard Private Line Frequencies / MOTOROLA Code:

FreqéCodeäFreqéCodeàFreqéCodeàFreqéCodeàFreqéCode
67.0âXZà91.5âZZå123.0é3Zå167.9é6Zå225.7éM4
69.3âWZà94.8âZAå127.3é3Aå173.8é6Aå229.1é9Z
71.9âXAà97.4âZBå131.8é3Bå179.9é6Bå233.6éM5
74.4âWAà100.0é1Zå136.5é4Zå186.2é7Zå241.8éM6
77.0âXBà103.5é1Aå141.3é4Aå192.8é7Aå250.3éM7
79.7âWBà107.2é1Bå146.2é4Bå203.5éM1
82.5âYZà110.9é2Zå151.4é5Zå206.5é8Z
85.4âYAà114.8é2Aå156.7é5Aå210.7éM2
88.5âYBà118.8é2Bå162.2é5Bå218.1éM3
DPL SQUELCH CODE╖4509

EnterétheéDPLécodeédirectly (Ex:é031);énote thatéleadingézeroséare
required. Non-standard DPL codes are not allowed.

Valid codes may also be selected via the UP/DOWN arrow keys.

BLANK DPL squelch codes may be selected by entering 'B', and the radio will
revert to Carrier Squelch operation (CSQ).


Valid DPL codes are listed on the next page:
DPL SQUELCH CODE (cont)
Valid DPL Codes:

CodeâCodeäCodeäCodeäCodeäCodeäCodeäCodeäCode
023ä071à134à223à306à411à503à631à734
025ä072à143à226à311à412à506à632à743
026ä073à152à243à315à413à516à654à754
031ä074à155à244à331à423à532à662
032ä114à156à245à343à431à546à664
043ä115à162à251à346à432à565à703
047ä116à165à261à351à445à606à712
051ä125à172à263à364à464à612à723
054ä131à174à265à365à465à624à731
065ä132à205à271à371à466à627à732
TIME-OUT-TIMER (TOT) (Default = 60 seconds)£4510

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the TIME-OUT-TIMER value or enter the
desiredévalue directly. TOT values range from DISABLED to 255 secondséand
may be selectedéin increments of 1 second.éTo disable the TOT on convent-
ional mode, enter 'D' or 'B'.âEach conventional mode and trunking person-
ality may have a unique TOT value.

The TOT will limit the maximum time allowed for any continuous transmission
to prevent accidentally locking up a repeater or channel. If you attempt to
transmit longer than the programmed timer value,äthe radio automatically
ends your transmission. You will hear a low pitched continuous warning tone
4 seconds before the transmission times out.âAs shipped from the factory,
the TOT is programmed to 60 seconds.âReceive operation is not affected by
the TOT.é

PERSONALTIY STATUS╡4511

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrowékeysétoéselectétheédesiredâPERSONALITY STATUS
type - HIDDEN or DISPLAYED. HIDDEN will hide this particular personality 
from display panel.

AUTO AFFILIATION╖4516

VIEW-ONLY Parameter.éMay be changed only through Standard File.

Option should be enabled forésystemséwith automatic vehicle registration.
This will allow the radio to automatically register the user on the select-
ed talkgroup whenever a talkgroup change occurs.

FAILSOFT FREQUENCY (FAILSOFT PER MODE)í4522

Enter the receive FAILSOFT FREQUENCY directly in MHz (ie. 865.0125).

Whenéthe Central Site Controller fails in a Trunked system the system goes
into Failsoft operation.éWhen the system is in Failsoft each trunkedébase
station operates in a manner similar to conventional repeater operation.éA
Failsoft Frequency must be the receive frequency of one of the trunked base
stations in the trunking system.

TheéFailsoftéTypeé(per mode,éper personality,éAMSS) is chosenéonéthe
CHANGE/VIEW:PERSONALITY screen.

DATA FAILSOFT║4523

UseétheéUP/DOWNéarrow keys to select DATA FAILSOFTéEnabled or Disabled.

The radioécanéoperate inâDATA FAILSOFT,âIn this case, the radio will
activate the Channel Grant Signal and will not mute the speaker regardless
the parameter SPEAKER ON DATA.

The default value for DATA FAILSOFT is Disabled.

SPEAKER ON DATA╕4524

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keysétoéselectéSPEAKER ON DATAéEnable or Disable.

WhenéonédataéTalkgroupévoiceéchannel , theéspeakerécan be on or off,
depending on this option.

DATA GROUP SELECT╢4525
╦
Useéthe UP/Down arrow keys to select DATA GROUP SELECT active high or low.
╦
DATA GROUP SELECT is theéinput signal from the RF modem to the radio (pin 
12 of the optionséconnector). 
Iféthe DATA GROUP SELECTésignal is not activated, the radio will initiate
orérespondétoéa call on the PDG, If this signal is deactivated while the
radio is onéaédataéchanneléusedébyétheéSDG, the radio will go to the 
control channel.

If the SDGésignaléiséactivatedétheéradioéwilléinitiate or respond to
a call on the SDG. If this signal is activated while the radio is on a data
channel used by the PDG, the radio will go to the control channel.


DATA CHANNEL GRANT╡4526
╬
Use the UP/Down arrow keys to select DATA CHANNEL GRANT active high or low.é

DATA CHANNEL GRANT is the output signal from the radio to the RF modem,éto
indicate that the radio is currently onéanéassignedédataéchannel.éThis 
signal will be activate from the time that handshaking is completed and for
the duration of the time that theéradio iséactiveéon theéassignedédata
channel either in the transmit or receive mode.
This signal will be non active in voice mode.
The default value for this signal is Active High.
(pin 14 of the options connector).ê

TRANSMIT ENABLE╕4527

Useéthe UP/Downéarrowékeys to select TRANSMIT ENABLE active high or low.é

TRANSMIT ENABLE is the output from the radio to the RF modem.âThis signal
will be activatedéwhenétheéradioéhasébeenégranted toéthe channel for
transmission, or when the DATA PTT signal is asserted and ifétheéradio is
already on the assigned data channel.

This signal will be non active in voice mode.
The default value for this signal is Active High.
(pin 8 of the options connector).

DATA DISCONNECT╕4528

Use the UP/Down Arrow keys to Enable or Disable DATA DISCONNECT.


The default value for DATA DISCONNECTéis Disabled.

TALK GROUP PDG╣4529

Use the UP/Down Arrow keys to Enable or DisableéTalk Group PDG.

TheéPaging DataéTalkGroup is used for data transactions byétheécentral, 
forétransferringémessageséonly.

TALK GROUP SDG╣4530

Use the UP/Down Arrow keys to Enable or DisableéTalk Group SDG.

The Session Data TalkGroupéiséusedéforédataétransactionséinitiated by 
the remote units, for transferring messages or creating sessions.

DATA RADIO╜4531
Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select DATA RADIOémodeéVRM100 or Disabled.

For data Radio, if this field is Enabled than this mode will support VRM100
data radio otherwise it will be a regular conventional mode.

SMART PTT╛4532
Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to enable the Smart PTT function. The
radio can either inhibit transmission on detection of a carrier,
or inhibit transmission upon detection of a non matching PL code.
 
This feature prevents the user from listening to conversations
or transmitting over conversations that they are not part of.
 
The factory default is Disabled.

WRONG CODED SQUELCH┤4533
Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select WRONG CODED SQUELCH Enabled or 
Disabled.

PERSONALITY #║4561

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to scroll Personalities and Return to select de-
sired Personality.
For Ltr Models:
IfétheéselectedéPersonality is Conventional, 'Conv' will be displayed in 
the PERS TYPE otherwise 'Ltr' will be displayed in the PERS TYPE column.

For GTX/MAX638 models:
IfétheéselectedéPersonalityéis trunked the edit window will move to the
Subfleet/Talkgroup position; use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to scroll Subfleets
and Return to select desired Subfleet.

If the selected Personality iséconventionalétheéedit window will move to
the next Scan Member to be edited.
MODE TYPE╛4583

This field contains the mode type (view only).

TRUNKED PERSONALITIES▓4600

PERSONALITY configuration is used to Change/View personality parameters and
features.

Aétrunking Personality is the combination of a system assignment and a set
ofépermittedéfeatureséand options.âA trunking modeéiséthenéuniquely
determined by the personality assignment and the talkgroup ID.éTo view the
system for this personality, press the F8 function key.

Mostépersonality parameters are controlled by Standard File,éand are 
designated as View-Only.âTrunkingéfeaturesésuch asételephoneé
interconnect,éprivate conversation, and trunking scan may be enabled or 
disabled individually for each personality.
CHANGE/VIEW TRUNKING PERSONALITY (cont)

The GTX/MAX638 radio contains optional personality parameters, such as talk
permitétones, talkback scan,éand trunking emergency features to customize
each personality for your specific applications.éPress the F9 function key
to access these personality options.

SYSTEM INFORMATION╡4630

VIEW-ONLY Parameter.éMay be changed only through Standard File.

SYSTEMéconfiguration is used to Change/View TrunkingéSysteméparameters.

A Trunking System refers to a specific repeater site,éthe systeméID,éthe
individual radio ID for that System,éthe control channel frequencies,éand 
the connect tone required to operate on that System.

Eachésystem that your radio is programmed to operate on is 'linked' to one
orémoreétrunking personalities.âThe personalityédefinesétheéfeatures
availableéforéyour radio while operating on that system.âYour radioéis
uniquely identified on each system by your individual ID.
PERSONALITY INFORMATION░4650

PERSONALITY configuration is used to Change/View personality parameters and
features.

A trunking Personality is the combination of a system assignment and aéset
ofépermittedéfeatures and options.âA trunkingémodeéiséthenéuniquely
determinedéby the personality assignment and theétalkgroup ID.âToéview
the system for this personality,épress the F8éfunction key.

Most personality parameters are controlled by Standard File, and are 
designatedéas View-Only.éTrunking features such as Call Alert, private 
conversation, and trunking scan may be enabled or disabled individually for 
each personality.

MORE PERSONALITY OPTION░4659

The GTX/MAX638 radio contains optional personality parameters, such as talk
permit tones,éphone options,éand trunking emergency features to customize
each personality for your specific applications.

FLEET ID┐4660

Enter a three digit number or scroll through the FLEET ID foréthis person-
ality.
Theévalid range for the Fleet ID depends on the size code chosen foréthis
personality.

Examples of Fleet IDs are 300, 402, 001, and 703.

DATA ON TRUNKING╖4661

Use the Up/Down Arrow to select enable or disable.

Allows data on trunking on this personality if enabled.éAn external Motor-
ola or MDI data terminal can be used to sendédataémessageséonéspecified 
data channels while the unit is on this personality.

MULTIPLE DATA PATHS┤4662

If enabled,éwillémakeéthe data on trunking option fully operational.éIf
disabled,éwill operate in a reduced mode.éReduced mode operation uses ONE 
predetermined data channel.

Use the Up/Down Arrow to select enable or disable.

FAILSOFT DATA MODE╡4663

Enables data operations when the system is in failsoft.

Use the Up/Down Arrow to select enable or disable.

DATA CHANNELS║4664

Ifétheésysteméis capable of dedicated data channels or has preprogrammed
failsoft data channels, these should beéprogrammedéhere.âThese channels
may be marked as dedicated data channels,failsoft data channels,éoréboth.
Dedicated data channels are data channels which are basicallyéconventional 
data channels. They are active at all times and are dedicated to data only, 
no voice activity.éFailsoft data channels are broadcast for data only,éno 
voice, when the trunked system is in failsoft.äIf there are no dedicated 
or failsoft data channels, these channels should be left blank.é

NOTE:éIf reduced mode operation iséenabled,éthereémustébe at least one 
çdata channel programmed here.
DATA GROUP ENABLE╢4665

When the Data Group is enabled, a data group ID must be programmedéinéthe 
codeplug.éThe data group is the group ID which will be used for group data 
channel grants.éThis data group must be programmed in theétrunked central 
also.éA data group of 0000 is invalid. If the data group is left disabled, 
the radio will only accept data channel grantsétargetedéat its Individual 
ID.

REDUCED MODE OPERATION ENABLE¬4666

If reduced mode operation is enabled, the radio will operate in a basically 
conventional type of data mode only.éThere must be dedicated data channels 
or failsoft data channels programmed into the data channel field. These are 
the only data channels the radio will use for data operation.

DATA ON PRIVACY PLUS│4667

Use the Up/Down Arrow to select enable or disable.

Allows Data on Privacy Plus on this personality if enabled. An external MDI 
data terminal can be used to transmit and receive data messages via Private
Call I protocol.é

IféDataéonéPrivacy Plus in enabled then Private Call I is not allowed on 
this personality.

MODE INFORMATION╖4670

MODEéConfiguration,éalso a multi-level menu, is used to ChangeéandéView
specific mode parameters. Most GTX/MAX638 trunked mode parameters areéView
onlyébut changed via Standard File.éHowever, all conventional information
mayébe changed.

STATUS/MESSAGE OPTIONS▒4671 

STATUS: Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable the DEK Status but-
êtons for this personality.

MESSAGE: Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable oréDisable theéDEKéMessage 
ëbuttons for this personality.

OUTBOUND MESSAGE: Use theéUP/DOWNéarrow keys to Enable or Disable the DEK 
ÆOutbound Message buttons for this personality. 

NOTE:äThe Accessory Connector must be configured for [DEK STATUS/MSG] in 
ëorder to utilize these options.

CHANNEL RANGES╣4686

Allowéeditingéofétheérangeséwhichévalid control channels and failsoft 
channels can lie in the radio.

380éreceiveéand 380étransmit channels are allowed in the receive and the
transmit blocks.éA warningéwill beégivenéif lesséthen 380 channels are 
assigned but an error will result ifémore thené380 rxéor tx channels are 
assigned.

# of channels for range = (End of Range - Start of range)/Spacing.

CHANNEL SPACING╕4687

Channel Spacingécolumn allows the editing of the UHF/VHF channel spacings.
Valuesécan beétoggled or entered from 5.00 to 50.00 Khz.éLegal values of 
theéspacingéinclude allénumbersédivisible by 5 or 6.25 between 5.00 and 
50.00 Khz

EMERGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT TALK GROUPª4690

VIEW-ONLY Parameter.éMay be changed only through Standard File.

This field contains the EMERGENCY User Group ID for fleetwide announcements
foréthe current personality.

EMERGENCY DEFAULT TALK GROUP½4691

VIEW-ONLY Parameter.éMay be changed only through Standard File.

ThiséfieldécontainsétheéEMERGENCYéDefaultéTalk Group foréthe current
personality.

InéNon-Variable Subfleet (Non-Tactical) Emergency the Emergency Alarms and
Calls are always made on the Emergency Default Talk Group.

ANNOUNCEMENT TALK GROUP LIST½4692

Thisélistécontains the talk groups ( user groups )éthat this personality
will receive calls from when it is in a fleet wide mode.éThis listéshould
containéall of theétalkégroupséassociated with theéannouncement (fleet
wide)étalk group (user group).âAny members which are not editable in the
list are required talk groups.

EMERGENCY TALKGROUP PROTOCOL TYPEª4695

TYPE IIéORéTYPE IIiécanébeéselected.âType IIiéis aéhybrid type II
personality which will be edited as a type I and has the ability to act as
a type I radio as well as a type II for the emergency talkgroup.

UTILITIES╛4900
TheéUTILITYéscreenséareâusedéforéadding,édeleting,éorémovingéthe
location (order) of Trunked and Conventionalémodes and personalities.

TheéF8é(EXECUTE)éfunction key is used to execute theéchangeséonceéall
information has been entered.

If a warning message appears which says theélistédataéwaséchanged, this
means that the personality or mode numbers inétheélistéwilléfollowéthe
original personality.

TheéGET/SAVE functions must be used to program the changes into the radio,
as is required for all CHANGE/VIEW modifications.

MODE LIST SCREEN╖4901

The Mode listéscreen should beéused to view the radio modeséin the order
which will appear on the radio control head.éhe subfleet numbers mayéalso
be edited on this screen.

Page Up,éPage Down,éReturn,éTabLeft, andéHomeéwill all shift moveéthe
cursor through the modes.

The function keys are used to call the Utility Routines.

ADD MODE TYPE║4920

This field contains the mode type (view only).

ADD MODE AFTER╣4921

Enter the mode number that the mode is to be added after. The default posi-
tion is after the last Trunking mode.

After entering this number and pressing Enter,éthe mode name for that mode
willébeédisplayed.âUseéthe name to verify that the properénumberéwas
entered.

COPY OR CREATE MODE┤4922

If it is desired to add a mode as a direct copy of another scroll to 'Copy'
otherwise enter 'New' to add a mode with default parameters.

If copy is Selected, enter the mode to copy.

The mode to copy must be the same type (trunked or conventional) as the mode
which is to be added.

ADD MODE IN PERSONALITY░4925

Enter the Personality number the mode should be included.éTo add a mode in
a personality, that personality must have a blank mode position.

Example:
éIf mode 33 is PERSONALITY 5, subfleet A AND
àmode 34 is PERSONALITY 5, subfleet D.

éA mode could be inserted after mode 33 in PERSONALITY 5,
ésubfleet position B or C.
NEW MODE SUBFLEET POSITION¡4926

Enter the Subfleet Position where the new mode should be inserted.âTo add
a mode in a Subfleet Position,éthat position can not already be used by an
existing mode.

Example:
éIf mode 24 is personality 4, SUBFLEET POSITION BéAND
àmode 25 is personality 4, SUBFLEET POSITION E.

éA mode could be inserted after mode 24 in personality 4,
éSUBFLEET POSITIONS B, C OR D.
DELETE MODE╝4930

Enter the Mode Number TO DELETE.

After entering this number and pressing Enter,éthe mode name for that mode
willébeédisplayed.âUseéthe name to verify that the properénumberéwas
entered.

CAUTION:éAfteréthe F8 (EXECUTE) function key has been pressed,étheémode
èwill be deleted and may not be recovered.éHowever, if you make a
èmistakeéAND the data has not been programmed or savedé(GET/SAVE
èfunctions), you may re-read the codeplug or original archive file
èand start over.

MOVE MODE╛4940

EnterétheéMode Number TO MOVE. 

After entering this number and pressing Enter,éthe mode name for that mode
willébeédisplayed.âUseéthe name to verify that the properénumberéwas
entered.

The mode and all related parameters will be moved to the new position.éAll
mode-slavedéchannel scan lists (if applicable) will reflect theénewémode
location, but otherwise will not be affected.

INSERT AFTER MODE╢4941

EnterétheéMode Number which the moved mode will follow.

After entering this number and pressing Enter,éthe mode name for that mode
willébeédisplayed.âUseéthe name to verify that the properénumberéwas
entered.
The mode and all related parameters will be moved to the new position.éAll
mode-slavedéchannel scan lists (if applicable) will reflect theénewémode
location, but otherwise will not be affected.

ADD TRUNKED PERSONALITY░4960
Enter the personality number that the personality is to beéINSERTED AFTER.
Theédefault position is after the last valid trunked mode. For radios with 
both conventional and trunking modes, all trunking modesémustéprecede all 
conventional modes.

If adding a new personality select Type, Size code and the subfleetsé(Type 
I)éor talkgroups (Type II) desired. If select copy, will copy theéperson-
ality chosen but the subfleets or talkgroups inéthisénew personality must 
be selected.

The mode and all related parameters will be moved to the new position.éAll
mode-slaved and personality slaved channel scan lists (if applicable)éwill
reflect theénew personality and mode location , but otherwise will notébe
affected.
COPY OR CREATE PERSONALITY¡4961

A trunking personality can be added by either copying an existing personal-
ity or creating a new "blank" personality. To copy an existing personality,
use the COPY selection. You can specify the personality to copy from on the
following line. To create a new "blank" personality, use the NEW selection.
You can specify the type of personality desired (TYPE I, TYPE II, TYPE IIi)
and the sizecode for TYPE I and TYPE IIi personalities on the following
lines.


NEW PERSONALITY TYPE│4962

Select the type ofépersonalityédesired.éThe possible choices are TYPE I,
TYPE II, and TYPE IIi. The sizecode for TYPE IéandéTYPE IIi personalities
can be selected on the following line.

SIZE CODE FOR NEW PERSONALITY¬4963

Select the size code for the personality to be created.âPossibleéchoices
are the letters A through Q. Someésizecodeséwhichécan be enabledéby the
programmer are not implementedéinétheécentralécontroller and should not
be used at this time. The size codes which should not be used are L, N, and

SUBFLEET/TALKGROUP ENABLE«4964

Enable theémode positions that are desired for the new personality. If you
are copying anéexistingépersonality, the selections that you make on this
screen will be in effect.éOnlyétheépositionséthatéareéenabled on this
screen will be enabled on the new personality.

COPY FROM PERSONALITY▓4965

Enter theéexistingépersonalityéyou wouldélike to copy. Information from
this existing personality will be copied to the personality you are adding.
Only the SUBFLEET/TALKGROUPépositions that are enabled on this screen will
be enabled on the new personality.


DELETE TRUNKED PERSONALITY¡4970
Enter the Mode Number TO DELETE.
After entering this number and pressing Enter,éthe mode name for that mode
willébeédisplayed.âUseéthe name to verify that the properénumberéwas
entered.
The mode and all related parameters will be moved to the new position.éAll
mode-slaved and personality slaved channel scan lists (if applicable)éwill
reflect theénew personality and mode location , but otherwise will notébe
affected.

CAUTION:éAfteréthe F8 (EXECUTE) function key has been pressed,étheémode
èwill be deleted and may not be recovered.éHowever, if you make a
èmistakeéAND the data has not been programmed or savedé(GET/SAVE
èfunctions), you may re-read the codeplug or original archive file
èand start over.
MOVE PERSONALITY╖4980

Enter the Personality Number TO MOVE.éAny valid trunking persénumberémay
moved.

The mode and all related parameters will be moved to the new position.éAll
mode-slaved and personality slaved channel scan lists (if applicable)éwill
reflect theénew personality and mode location , but otherwise will notébe
affected.

PRINT┬5000

TheéPRINTéfunction iséused toéproduceépermanentérecordséofécodeplug
configurationséand/oréRF alignment settings.âA printer is requiredéand
shouldébeéconnectedéto your computer per yourécomputeréuser'sémanual.
Graphics capability is NOT required.
Youémust use the GET/SAVE functions to first READ or GET aécodeplugâfor
printingéradio configuration data (see F2 below);éyou must haveéaéradio
connected to the computer for printing an alignment summary (see F7 below).

Each printout contains radio model and serial number information,ésoftware
version numbers,éRadio Service Software version numbers,éand the date and
time of the printout.
PRINT (cont)

Function Key Descriptions:

F2 - TheéRADIOéCONFIGURATION function prints the RADIO SUMMARY (F3),éthe
àMODE SUMMARY (F5), and the TRUNK SUMMARY (F4) if applicable.

F3 - TheéRADIOéSUMMARY function prints a summary of the radioéconfigura-
àtion,éincluding number of active modes, mode names, home mode, status
àof all major features,échannel scan type, phone list, call lists, MDC
àID's,énumberéof active trunking personalities,éand number of active
àtrunking systems.

PRINT (cont)

F4 - TheéTRUNKéSYSTEMS and personality function prints a summaryéoféall
àtrunking system information, including control channels, ID's, connect
àtones,ésysteméscanélists,écall lists,âand statuséoféallémajor
àpersonality features.

F5 - TheéMODE SUMMARY function prints a summary of all radio mode informa-
àtion, including mode names, frequencies, squelch type and codes, time-
àout-timer value,épersonality and system assignments, mode-slaved scan
àlists,éand the 'enable/disable' status of all majoréfeatures.

PRINT (cont)

F6 - TheéARCHIVEéFiles function prints a list of allécodeplugéfileséby
àserial number for a specified directory path.

RADIO SITE ACCESS BLOCK #«5401

The Access Block number indicates the Site Access block number assignedéto
the information currently displayed on the screen.éThese numbers areéused
to tie a user MODE to a particular set of Site Access data.

Please note that each Site Access Block added to the Radio is given a
number. The first will be assigned SITE #1. The second will be assigned as
SITE #2 and so on, up to the maximum number of Trunking MODES allowed.

Ü!!!éWarningé!!!

When you DELETE a Site Access Block, all references to that Block must be
removed in the MODE menu.éWhen an Access Block is deleted from the Radio,
the Block numbers may SHIFT.éRe-edit MODE data to maintain consistency.
HOME REPEATER║5402

The Home Repeater field indicates a Site Repeater Number to be used as the 
home channel for this Site Access Block.éThe Site Access Block will 
monitor the frequency that matches this Home Repeater for Trunked system 
activity.

Valid values are from 1 to 20.éThe Home Repeater value must reference a
repeater number whose Repeater Frequency is defined for the selected Site.
Repeater Frequencies should first be defined on the Site Information
Screen before selecting a Home Repeater.

UNIVERSAL ID #╣5403

TheéUniversal ID number is priority number assigned to the currentlyédis-
playedéuniversaléID data. The value of the Universal ID numberémayévary
from 0 to 4 in each Access Block.éEach number indicates a priority for the
receiveéID.âUniversaléID #1 has the highest priority.éIDé#2éhaséthe
secondépriority and so on through ID #4.é

The Universal ID # data is listed immediately below the Universal ID #.éIf
no Universal ID numbers exist for a given access block, theéUniversaléID
data may not be accessed.éFurthermore, if no universal IDs exist, the only
valid decode for a given group selection will be the Group ID range.
UNIVERSAL ID╗5404

TheéUniversal ID is an ID number that is considered an ID matchéaccording
to the Universal ID data listed immediately below.éA match to this ID will
onlyéoccur if the decoded assignment message contains an IDéthatématches
theéUniversal ID and the decoded message contains a homeérepeaterénumber
thatématches the Home Repeater for this Access Block. ValidéUniversaléID
numbers are 0 through 250.
CALL LIGHT╜5405

TheéCall Light feature is enabled by setting the editable field toéaé"Y"
usingéthe up or down arrow keys.éWhen enabled and selected byéuseréMODE
and/oréGroupéNumberéthe Call Light will begin flashingéwithétheéRadio
decodes the Universal ID or Rx ID range.
INTERCONNECT╗5406

The Interconnectéfeature is enabled by setting the editable field to a "Y"
usingéthe up or down arrow keys.éWhen enabled and selected byéuseréMODE
and/or Group Number the Radio will follow interconnect message protocol for
transmit and receive operations.
¢!!! Warning !!!

If the Interconnect flag is set the Scan Reply flag need to be set.
TRANSPOND╛5407

TheéTranspond feature indicates that the Radio willésend inéaétranspond
with it's current transmit ID whenever a message for the Universal ID or RX
IDégroup range ends.éThis field is enabled by setting the editableéfield
to a "Y" with the up or down arrow keys.éFor example, this may be used to
determine which Radios in a System are currently ON and IN-RANGE.

¢!!! Warning !!!
If Transpond flag is set the Scan Reply flag need to be set.
TheéTranspond feature should not be enabled for any Universal IDéthatéis
also a Tx ID for any Group Number selection within this Site AccesséBlock.
The Transpond feature should also not be enabled for any Group Rx IDérange
that includes the Tx ID for that Group Number.
TRANSMIT INHIBIT╖5408

TheéTransmit Inhibit feature is enabled for a particular UniversaléIDéby
selectingéa "Y" in the editable field for Transmit Inhibit.éWhenéenabled
that specific Universal ID is only active for the Transmit Inhibit feature.
All other features are ignored.

TransmitéInhibit prevents the Radio from transmitting on the currentémode
for 3 seconds after the ID has been received.
GROUP NUMBER╗5409

TheéGroupéNumberéindicateséthe user groupépositionéforétheéfeatures
describedéinétheéGroup Number data.éThe GroupéNumberédataéisélisted
immediatelyébelow the Group Number. These include the RX Low ID,éRXéHigh
ID, Tx Inhibit Low ID, etc.

Upétoé8égroups may be added to each Site AccesséBlockéwithétheéSITE
UTILITY under (F8).
RX LOW ID, RX HIGH ID▓5410

TheéID range indicated by Rx Low ID and Rx High ID is the validérangeéof
IDséacceptedéas valid decodes for the currentlyéselectedéGroupéNumber.
Valid RX Low ID and RX High ID decode numbers range from 000 through 250.

The Rx LOW ID must be not greater than the Rx HIGH ID.
TX INHIBIT LOW ID, TX INHIBIT HIGH IDó5411

TheéID range indicated by Tx Inhibit Low ID and Tx Inhibit High ID iséthe
rangeéof IDs accepted as a valid transmit inhibit indication.éTheédecode
oféan ID within this range will prevent the Radio from transmitting foré3
seconds.

Valid TX Inihibit Low ID and TX Inhibit High ID decode numbers range from
000éand 250.éA value of 000 in both the Tx InhibitéLowéandéTx Inhibit
High fields indicates that there is no Tx Inhibit ID range for this group
selection.

The Tx INHIBIT LOW ID cannot be greater than the Tx INHIBIT HIGH ID.

TX ID┬5412
TheéTxéID is the transmit ID for the currently selected GroupéNumberéin
thiséaccess block.âThe Radio will use this transmit ID wheneveréaéuser
MODE is selected that is tied to this access block and the indicatedéGroup
Number.

Valid Tx ID numbers are 000 through 250. In oneésystem, everyégroupémust
have a unique Tx ID.

ALL GROUP SCAN╣5413

This option enables the user selectable all group scanning feature.
All group scan enables the user to decode all groups in the current
access block when selected by the user.
DATA ONLY ID╗5414

This option causes the Radio to remain muted when a valid ID for this GROUP
is decoded.éThe Radio will lock to the ID when decoded, as in a normal
receive, except the speaker will remain muted during reception of the valid
ID.éThis feature is useful for IDs that will be used for data signalling
only.
DATA ENABLE╝5415

No ONLINE help available.éPlease refer to the RSS User Manual.
HORN HONK╛5416

The Horn Honk feature allows activation of the external alarm
output when the the ID matching this universal ID or group
range is decoded.éThe external alarm output must be enabled
under the Radio wide screen and the Horn option under the SITE
OPTIONS screen must be either Selectable or Permanent.
GROUP SCAN╜5417

The group scan feature determines which groups will be enabled for auto group
scanning as well as selections that will be enabled during system scanning.

For auto group scanning, all groups that are to be involved in auto group
scan should have this feature set to "Y".éThis will cause the current
group and all lower number groups with group scan enabled to be added to
the decode collection along with any other options that are enabled.
GROUP SCAN (cont)

For mode slaved scanning all groups with the group scan feature set to "Y"
will be enabled when the scan algorithm selects a mode using this access
block.éGroup scan bits are required for mode slaved system scanning.

User programmable system scan uses user selections as well as auto group
scan members using auto group scanning rules when selecting a given mode
using this access block.éThe decode collection is the highest group
selected by the user and all lower groups marked by the user or marked as
Group Scan in the Site Access Block.
SCAN REPLY╜5418

When Scan Reply is enabled, this group will be enabled for
talkback during all scan types. If not enabled, the scan reply will be
carried out on the Selected Mode (Home Mode).

DATA ONLY GROUP╕5419

This option causes the Radio to remain muted when a valid ID for this GROUP
ID RX range is decoded.éThe Radio will lock to the ID when decoded, as in
a normal receive, except the speaker will remain muted during reception of
the valid ID.éThis feature is useful for IDs that will be used for data
signalling only.

SITE ACCESS BLOCK UTILITYé(currently unused entry, base HELP #)ç5480

This function key selection is for adding/deleting universal IDs,
adding/deleting groups, and adding/deleting complete Site Access Blocks.
SITE ACCESS BLOCK - UTILITY¼5481

This field indicates the type of operation you wish to perform on the Site
Access Block.éThe available choices are , ADD UNIVERSAL ID, 
DELETE UNIV. ID, ADD GROUPS, and DELETE GROUPS.

ADD functions will add the indicated object to the end of the list until
you have reached the maximimum allowed.

DELETE functions will allow the user to indicate the number of the object
to delete.

Select choice with Up/Down arrows.
NEW BLOCK #╝5482

This is the number that is assigned to the added Site Access Block.
DELETED BLOCK #╕5483

This is the number of the Site Access Block to be deleted.éThis value can
be changed by using the Up/Down arrows.
NEW ID #┐5484

This is the number that is assigned to the added Universal ID.
DELETED ID #╗5485

This is the number of the Universal ID to be deleted.éThis value can be
changed by using the Up/Down arrows.
NEW GROUP #╝5486

This is the number that is assigned to the added Group.
DELETED GROUP #╕5487

This is the number of the Group to be deleted.éThis value can be changed
by using the Up/Down arrows.
CUE TONE┐5490

Useéthe UP/DOWNéarrowékeys toéEnable or Disable CUE TONE.

The CUE TONE is sounded when the radio has received a channel grant from 
the system and is ready to transmit.

PRINT ARCHIVE║5600

TheéArchiveéFiles function prints a list of all codeplug files byéserial 
number for a specified directory path. You may change the path by typing F2 
or type F5 if the path is correct.

BACKGROUND SCAN TIMEé( default = 20 sec. )£6420

TheéBACKGROUNDéSCANéTIME value indicates the time limit used to initiate 
background searches on aéregisteredéAND idle CoveragePLUS radio.éUse the 
Up/Dn arrow keys or direct entry toéadjustéthisévalue.éAcceptable BACK-
GROUND SCAN TIME values range from 1 - 255 seconds in 1 secondéincrements. 

You may also DISABLE this featureébyéenteringé"DIS"éoréselecting "DIS" 
using the Up/Dn arrow keys.

REGISTERED IDLE TIME LIMIT ( default = 15 min. )ù6421

The REGISTERED IDLE TIME LIMITévalue represents the time limit theéregis-
tered AND idle CoveragePLUS radio willéwaitébeforeéself-"deregistering". 
 
Use the Up/Dn arrow keys or direct entry to adjustéthisévalue.äAccept-
able REGISTERED IDLE TIME LIMITévaluesérangeéfromé1 - 255 minuteséin 1 
minute increments.âYou may also DISABLEéthiséfeatureéby entering "DIS" 
or selecting "DIS" using the Up/Dn arrow keys.

ID ASSIGNMENT TIME LIMIT ( default = 30 sec. )Ö6422

The IDéASSIGNMENTéTIMEéLIMIT value, used for TALKGROUP and INDIVIDUAL ID
assignments in CoveragePLUS radios, represents the time limit between pend-
ing ID assignment requests.éUse theéUp/Dnéarrow keyséor direct entry to 
adjust this value.éAcceptable ID ASSIGNMENT TIME LIMIT valuesérangeéfrom 
6 - 255 seconds in 1 second increments.âYou may also DISABLE this feature 
by entering "DIS" or selecting "DIS" using the Up/Dn arrow keys.
FAILED REGISTRATION TIME ( default = 75 sec. )Ö6423

The FAILED REGISTRATION TIME represents the amountéofétime a CoveragePLUS
radio will spend attempting to registeréon a systemébeforeédisqualifying
the system from future control channel scanning. This time limit is a safe-
guard againstépossibleésystemémalfunctionséwhich couldéprevent a valid
response to a registration request thereby causing theéradio to repeatedly
request registration on theémalfunctionedésysteméuntilétheémalfunction
ceaseséor the radio moves out of rangeéofétheésystem.âDefaultéisé75
seconds.éThis field is view only.
BACKGROUND SCAN DURATION ( default = 2.944 sec. )û6424

BACKGROUND SCAN DURATIONéisétheéamount of time a 'registered' idle radio
willéspendéscanningéotherépotentially viable systems in order to make a
determination as to whether or not it should leave the currently registered
system in favor of an alternate system.éDuring this period, incoming calls
on the registered system areébufferedéso as not to be missed.éAcceptable
BACKGROUND SCAN DURATION value range from 0 - 5.842 seconds in 46 ms incre-
ments.éDefault is 2.944 seconds.éThis field is view only.
ROAMING└6460

This field is used to activate or deactivate ROAMING functions for the cur-
rent personality. Use the Up/Dn arrow keys to "Enable" or "Disable" ROAMING 
for this personality.

¢!!!!WARNING!!!!

âROAMING ACTIVATION WILL DISABLE FAILSOFT AND PRIVATE CALL FEATURES.
ROAMING CONTROL ( default = PERSonality-slaved )ù6461

Thiséfieldéiséusedéto set how the roaming process will be initiated per
personality, either "PERSonality-slaved" or "OPerator-SELectable".éUse the
Up/Dn arrow keys to select the ROAMING CONTROL for this personality.

ROAMING TYPE ( default = AUTOmatic )ú6462

This field indicates the "type" of roaming selected for the current person-
ality, either "AUTOmatic" or "MANUAL".éUse the Up/Dn arrow keys toéselect 
the ROAMING CONTROL for this personality.
é
In MANUAL roaming, the radio will scan only the control channels programmed
for the selected personality (up to 4) to find the system for thatéperson-
ality.éIn AUTOmatic roaming, the radio will scan the control channels from
the Network Control Channel List (up to 32) to find any useable system.éIf
a system cannot be found, the radio will begin to scan the entireéfrequen-
cy of the radio.
NETWORK ID ( default = 1000 )¬6500

Useéthe Up/Dn arrow keys or direct entry to adjust the NETWORK ID. Accept-
able ID values range from 0000 to 1023. 

HOME SYSTEM (default = 01 )¼6501

This fieldéidentifies the home system/personality for the current Network.
Use the Up/Dn arrow keys or direct entry to adjust this value.âAcceptable 
HOME SYSTEM values include all typeéIIépersonalities (ébothéroaming and 
non-roaming ) currently defined for the radio.

NETWORK CONTROL CHANNEL LIST ( default = 01 )Ü6502

This field identifies which Network Control Channel List (NCCL) is used for 
the current Network.éOnly ONE NCCL is availableéfor CoveragePLUS models. 

Use the Up/Dn arrow keys or direct entry to adjustéthis value.âTheéonly 
valid response for this field is "01".

NCCL PROG TIMER (default = 60 min. )ú6503
º
The NCCL PROG TIMER value representsétheétime in minutes the CoveragePLUS
radio will wait before updating the codeplug Network ControléChanneléList
with data received over the air.âUse the Up/Dn arrow keys or direct entry
to adjust this value.éAcceptable NCCL PROG TIMER values range from 1 - 255
minutes in 1 minute increments. You may also DISABLE this feature by enter-
ing "DIS" or selecting "DIS" using the Up/Dn arrow key.
RADIO STATUSé( default = INSTALLED )ó6504

This field indicateséiféthe radio has been "INSTALLED" as a true roaming-
capable model.éUse the Up/Dn arrow keys to set RADIO STATUS as "INSTALLED"
or "UNINSTALLED".Æ

The RADIO STATUS as "UNINSTALLED" is for local testing purpose.

Ü!!!!WARNING!!!!

 If RADIO STATUS is "UNINSTALLED", then the radio cannot perform roaming
 functions.é

NETWORK ## ( default = 01 )¼6505

Thiséfieldéidentifiesétheéindexénumber of the current NETWORK used for 
roaming functions.âCoveragePLUSémodels support only 1 NETWORK per radio; 
therefore, a value of 01 is the ONLY valid response to this field.éUse the 
Up/Dn arrow keys or direct entry to adjust this value.é

SYSTEM_ID DISPLAY╢6506

Useéthe UP/DOWNéarrowékeys toéEnable or Disable SYS_ID DSPéfeature.

Thiséoptionéallowsétheéuser to see the registered system_id
in the first line of the handset display.

It is for testing only !!!

INACTIVITY TIME╕6507

TheéINACTIVITY TIMEévalueéindicatesétheétimeéinéminuteséwhichémust
transpireéwithout anyéactivityéonéthe currentésystem beforeéthe radio 
reverts to the CoveragePLUS mode.éA field value of "DIS" denotes that this 
feature has been disabled.éThis feature is only available inéCoveragePLUS
radios equippedéwith firmwareéversions 77.13, 65.08,éand newer versions. 

SERVICE PRIORITY LIST▓6560

These fields ( 01 - 16 ) indicate the currently available NETWORK SERVICES,
ranked by priority ( or relative level of importance ).éThe SERVICE PRIOR-
ITY LIST is configured so 01 represents the highest priority,éandé16éthe
lowest.éAlthough you may not change priority 01 & 02 assignments, youécan
modify the other priority assignments by using the Up/Dn arrow keys.âWhen
you press the Dn arrow key, the highlighted service moves down inéthe SER-
VICE PRIORITY LISTéoneépriority;éwhenéyouépress the Up arrow key,éthe
highlighted service moves up one priority. 

NOTE:âPress F9 if you wish to restore the list to the recommended default 
êsettings.
MINIMUM LEVEL OF SERVICE ( default = 02 )₧6561
«
Thisévalue indicates the MINIMUM services that must be present on a parti-
cularéNETWORK system in order for the radio to use that system.éFor exam-
ple, a MINIMUM LEVEL OF SERVICE value of "02" indicates that the 2éhighest 
priority members ofétheéSERVICE PRIORITY LISTémust beéavailable for the 
radio to qualify the system for registration.éUse the Up/Dn arrowékeys or 
direct entry to modifyéthisévalue.âAcceptableéMINIMUM LEVEL OF SERVICE 
values range from 2 - 16 in 1 unit increments.

DESIRED LEVEL OF SERVICE ( default = 10 )₧6562

This value indicates the DESIRED services that should be present on aépar-
ticularéNETWORKésystem used foréroaming. For example, a DESIRED LEVEL OF
SERVICE value of "10" indicates that the 10 highest priority members of the
SERVICE PRIORITY LIST should be available for roaming; otherwise, the radio
may attempt to locate and useéanotherésysteméthat fulfills this require-
ment.éUse the Up/Dn arrow keys or direct entry to modify this value. 

AcceptableéDESIRED LEVEL OF SERVICEévalues range from the current MINIMUM
LEVEL OF SERVICE VALUE - 16 in 1 unit increments.

CC LIST ## ( default = 01 )¼6570

This field identifies the index number of the current NETWORK CONTROL CHAN-
NEL LIST used for roaming functions.éCoveragePLUSémodelsésupportéonly 1 
NCCSL per radio; therefore, a value of "01" is the ONLYévalid responseéto 
this field.éUse the Up/Dn arrow keys or direct entry to adjust this value. 


CC #├6571

Use the Up/Dnéarrowékeys to select a CONTROL CHANNEL Receive frequency or 
enter the frequency directly in MHZ ( i.e. 865.0125 ).éThere is no need to
manually set the splinter flag for this frequencyésinceésplinter informa-
tion can be derived directly from the CC # frequency value.éEnter a 'b' or 
"b" if you wish to delete this member from the list.

Each non blank CC Receive frequency is a member of the current NETWORK CON-
TROL CHANNEL LIST.

NOTE: You may build a default NETWORK CONTROL CHANNEL LIST based on person-
åality control channels by pressing F9.

FS #├6572

Use the Up/Dn arrow keys to select a FAILSOFTéReceiveéfrequency oréenter
theéfrequencyédirectlyéinéMHZé( i.e. 865.0125 ).âThere is no need to 
manually set the splinter flag for this frequencyésinceésplinter informa-
tion can be derived directly from the FS# frequency value.éEnteréa 'b' or 
"b" if you wish to delete this member from the list.

Each non blank FS Receive frequency is a member of the current NETWORK CON-
TROL CHANNEL LIST.

NOTE:äYou may build a default NETWORK CONTROL CHANNEL LIST based on per-
ësonality failsoft channels by pressing F9.

DF #├6573

Use theéUp/Dnéarrowékeys to select a DATA FAILSOFTéReceive frequency or 
enter the frequency directly in MHZ ( i.e. 865.0125 ).éThere is no need to
manually set the splinter flag for this frequency sinceésplinteréinforma-
tion can be derived directly from the DF # frequency value.éEnter a 'b' or 
"b" if you wish to delete this member from the list.

Each non-blank DF Receive frequency is a member of the current NETWORK CON-
TROL CHANNEL LIST.

NOTE:âYou may build a defaultéNETWORK CONTROL CHANNEL LIST based on per-
êsonality data failsoft channels by pressing F9.


SETUP┬9000

TheéSETUPéfunctions are used to configure your Radio Service Softwareéto
your particular application and computer environment.

Function Key Descriptions:

F3 - PCéCONFIGURATION is used to set default disk drive paths foréArchive
àfiles and Backup files.âIt is also used to select which Asynchronous
àCommunicationséPorté(COM 1 or COM 2) the RIB (RadioéInterfaceéBox)
àwill be connected to.

àPleaseâreferétoéyourécomputeréowner'sémanualéforéaâcomplete
àdescription of path names and Asynchronous Communication Ports.
SETUP (cont)

Note:éYouréRadioéService Software will automatically determineéatéwhat
çclockéspeedéyourécomputeréiséoperating.äNoâuser-selectable
çparameters are required.

F7 - SCREENéCOLORSéiséusedéto enable theéColorédisplayéoption.âThe
àstandardédefaultéconfiguration for Radio Service Software iséforéa
àMONOCHROME display monitor.âHowever, if you have a color system, the
àdisplay quality will be greatly enhanced by enabling the color option.

CONFIGURE COMPUTER╡9300

PCéCONFIGURATION is used to set default disk drive paths for Archive files
andéBackupéfiles.äItéiséalsoéusedétoéselectéwhichâAsynchronous
CommunicationséPort (COM 1 or COM 2) the RIB (Radio Interface Box) will be
connected to.

Please refer to your computer owner's manual for a complete descriptionéof
directory path names and Asynchronous Communication Ports.

CONFIGURE COMPUTER (cont)

Function Key Descriptions:
F3 - COMM TEST is used to verify that your computer is set up properlyéand
àis able to READ and PROGRAM a radio codeplug properly.

àAfteréyourécomputeréand RIB are connected peréyouréRadioéService
àSoftwareémanualéand you have selected the appropriateécommunication
àport, turn on your radio and execute COMM TEST by pressing F3.

àCOMMéTEST will verify your system is functioning properly byésending
àcommandsétoétheéradio and checking forétheéproperéresponse.âNo
àcodeplug changes will result from these commands.éAn OK response will
àbe displayed in the Status Window if the system checks OK.
CONFIGURE COMPUTER (cont)

àOtherwise,éerrorémessages will be displayed,éand you should consult
àyour manual for proper corrective action.

F8 - SAVEéis used to save the configuration information to a file onéyour
àprogramédisk.âEvery time you use the RadioéServiceéSoftware,éthe
àconfigurationéthatéyouéSAVED last will beéused.âAtéanytimeéthe
àconfiguration may be changed and SAVED.

F9 - RESETéDEFAULTéiséused to reset the parameters on this screenétoéa
àdefaultâvalue.äHowever,âRESETâDEFAULTédoeséNOTâsaveâthe
àconfiguration.âIf the default values are desired, you must save them
àvia the SAVE (F8) function.

ARCHIVE DISK DRIVE PATH NAME½9301

Enter the DEFAULT directory path where archive files are to be located.

The GET/SAVE SAVE FILE function will default to this path.

Pleaseérefer to your computer owner's manual for a complete description of
directories and path names.

BACKUP DISK DRIVE PATH NAME¼9302

Enter the DEFAULT directory path where backup files are to be located.

TheéGET/SAVEéBACKUP FILE function will default to this pathéwhenémaking
backupécopieséofécodeplugéfiles archived to a hardédisk.éIféyouéare
archiving to a diskette, you will not be prompted for a backup.

Disketteébackups should be handled via standard DOS file copyéprocedures.
Referéto your computer user's manual for additional informationéregarding
coping files, directories, and path names.

Standard File DISK DRIVE PATH NAMEÑ9303

EnterétheéDEFAULTédirectory path from where Standard File Updateéfilesé
willébe retrieved.

The GET/SAVE GET Standard File file function will default to this path.

Pleaseérefer to your computer owner's manual for a complete description of
directories and path names.

SAFP SYSTEM KEY DISK DRIVE PATH NAMEñ9304
é
Enteréthe DEFAULTédirectory path from where SAFP System Key files mayébe 
â
retrieved.éA SAFP System Key file is coded with a customers uniqueésystem
ID.âUserséwhich have been issued System Keys will be allowed toéprogram
units on the authorized System IDs. 

During program startup,éthe Radio Service Software will automatically load
the System ID from every valid System Key file found in the SAFP SYSTEM KEY
disk drive path name.é

SAFP - Stand Alone Field Programmer.
SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS PORT (Default = COM 1)¢9305

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select to which AsynchronouséCommunications
Port (COM 1 or COM 2) your RIB (Radio Interface Box) is connected.

Iféyouéareénot sure how your computer is configured or if youéhaveétwo
Asynchronous Communications Ports, first select COM 1 and use the COMM TEST
(F3) function to communicate with a radio.éIf the test fails, select COM 2
andérepeatéCOMMéTEST.âBe sure that all cables and powerésupplieséare
connectedéperétheéinstructions in youréRadioéServiceéSoftwareéUser's
manual.

Please refer to your computer owner's manual for a complete descriptionéof
Asynchronous Communication Ports and how to configure them.

TIMING CALIBRATION VALUE (Default = 910)ƒ9306

The TIMING CALIBRATION VALUEéiséused to calculate a delay period which is
needed when accessing the RADIO through the computer's serial bus.

The valid range is from 450 to 1500,éwith aédefault valueéof 910.âMost
computers will work with the default value.

Typical workingévaluesérangeéfroméabout 480 to 1400, with a lower value
resulting in a slightly faster read/write time from/to the codeplug.

CONFIGURE COMPUTER SCREEN«9700

SCREENéCOLORSéis used to select the type of display monitor that youéare
using with your computer, i.e. MONOCHROME or COLOR.

Foréproperécoloréoperation,éyouémustéhave aécolorémonitoréandéthe
appropriate color display interface card installed in you computer.éPlease
referétoéyour computer owner's manual and/or your computer dealer iféyou
have questions regarding the color capability of your computer.

Youémayéalso further customize your screen by selectingécolorséforéthe
screen TEXT,éSTATUS LINE,éMESSAGE LINE,éTEXT HIGHLIGHT,éBACKGROUND, and
SCREEN OUTLINE.

Function Key Descriptions:

F8 - SAVEéis used to save the configuration information to a file onéyour
àprogramédisk.âEveryétime you use the Radio ServiceéSoftware,éthe
àconfigurationéthatéyouéSAVED last will beéused.âAtéanytimeéthe
àconfiguration may be changed and SAVED.

F9 - RESETéDEFAULTéiséused to reset the parameters on this screenétoéa
àdefaultâvalue.äHowever,âRESETâDEFAULTédoeséNOTâsaveâthe
àconfiguration.âIf the default values are desired, you must save them
àvia the SAVE (F8) function.

MONITOR TYPE (Default = Mono)¬9701

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select either a MONOCHROME or COLORédisplay
monitor.

Screen configuration changes must be SAVED (F8) before you EXIT (F10)éthis
screen.

TEXT (Default = Yellow)░9702

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the desired color for screen TEXT.

Screen configuration changes must be SAVED (F8) before you EXIT (F10)éthis
screen.

STATUS LINE (Default = White)¬9703

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the desired color for the STATUS LINE
located in the lower portion of the top right-side window.

Screen configuration changes must be SAVED (F8) before you EXIT (F10)éthis
screen.

MESSAGE LINE (Default = White)⌐9704

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the desired color for the MESSAGE LINE
located in the upper portion of the top right-side window.
Screen configuration changes must be SAVED (F8) before you EXIT (F10)éthis
screen.

HIGHLIGHT (Default = White)¼9705

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the desired color for theéHIGHLIGHTED
screen text.

Screen configuration changes must be SAVED (F8) before you EXIT (F10)éthis
screen.

BACKGROUND (Default = Blue)¼9706

UseétheéUP/DOWNéarrow keys to select the desired coloréforétheéscreen
BACKGROUND.

Screen configuration changes must be SAVED (F8) before you EXIT (F10)éthis
screen.

SCREEN OUTLINE (Default = Lt Red)ª9707

UseétheéUP/DOWNéarrowékeys to select the desired coloréofétheéscreen
OUTLINE.

Screen configuration changes must be SAVED (F8) before you EXIT (F10)éthis
screen.

ADD MODE TYPE║9708

This field contains the mode type (view only).

ADD MODE AFTER╣9709

Enter the mode number that the mode is to be added after.

After entering this number and pressing Enter,éthe mode name for that mode
willébeédisplayed.âUseéthe name to verify that the properénumberéwas
entered.
é
SERVICE└9710

All radio alignment, blank board and replacementéprocedureséareéaccessed
from the SERVICE menu. A radio must be connected to your computer via a RIB
and cables and the radio turned on before you will be permittedétoéaccess
the SERVICE screens.
¥!!!éWARNINGé!!!

DoéNOT switch radios in the middle of any SERVICE procedure.âAlwayséuse
the EXIT key to return to the previous menu screen before disconnecting the
radio.

SERVICE (cont)

AlléSERVICE screens read and program the radio codeplug directly;éyouédo
NOTéhave to use the GET/SAVE functions unless you are editing oréprinting
data.âYou will be prompted at each SERVICE screen to save the newévalues
before exiting the screen.

Refer toéyouréGTX/MAX638 Radio Service SoftwareéUser'séManual for 
detailed service procedures.

SERVICE (cont)

Function Key Descriptions:

F2 - The ALIGNMENT function is used to perform standard radio alignmentéon
àTransmitter VCO Deviation, Reference Oscillator Warp, andéTransmitter
àPower Set.

F6 - TheéBOARD REPLACEMENT function is used for servicing theéradioéwhen
àboardârepairsâand/oréreplacementéareârequired.äStep-by-step
àinstructions are given for all re-alignment procedures.

SERVICE (cont)

F8 - The MAKE BLANK BOARD function erases all the radio codeplug.

SERIAL NUMBER║9711

Enter the serial number of the target radio.

This number must match the target radioéexactly, orétheécloningéprocess
will fail.

HORN & LIGHTS║9712

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable the HORN & LIGHTS ALARMS.

LTR models may be equipped with horn and/or lights relays to indicateéwhen
a call is being received. Dependent on the Model, the HORN & LIGHTS feature
is activated via a [H/L] button onétheécontroléhead, aémodeébuttonéon
Duplex Handset, or by a HORN & LIGHTS SWITCH external toétheéradio. Refer
to your Operator's Manual for additional information.â

OFF HOOK SUSPEND SCAN (Default = Enabled)₧9713

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to Enable or Disable SCAN when the microphone is
taken off the hang-up-box (HUB).

IféOFF HOOK SUSPEND SCAN is enabled, the radio will stop scanning when the
microphoneéiséremovedéfrom the HUB.
If OFF HOOK SUSPEND SCAN is disabled, the radio will continue scanning when
the microphone is removed from the HUB.éPressing the microphoneéPTTéwill
transmit on the selected mode unless Talkback Scan is enabled.

Suspend Scan is not implemented in Auto/All group scan.


