Motorola SABER I Bedienungsanleitung

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SABEtrM

Portable Radios

Radio Service Software

User's Guide

R07.01 .00

68P81O62C95.F

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XTS3500 Radio Service Software. Motorola is exclusively responsible for the support of XTS3500 Radio

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SABERil Portable Radios

Radio Seruice Software User's Guide

R07.01.00

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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inside tant cover

COITIPUTER SOFTWARE COPYR|GHTIi..............

II. GETNNG STARTED

A. How This Manual

B. How The Screens

Are

!II. HAROWABE INSTALLANON

..3

V. THEHELPSCREEN

C. Connecting The Radio To The Computer...............

IV. SOFTWARE INSTALLANON

A. How To lnstallThe Software

B. How To Configure The Soltware ForYour Computer... ........15

.......12

VI. SERVICING THE RADIO .......20

A. How to Set Up.....

B. AlBn Radio Carar6iirJ .....20

.....11

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1. Oscillator Warp ..........

2. Power Leve|..........

3. Low Battery Threshokl...

6. Sidetone Volume.......

7. DTMF DialDelay

8. DTMF Tone ON Time......

9. DTMF Tone OFF Time...........

1 0. Secure Deviation Ofset.........

11. Microphone Gain

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BM rc/XT/AT and Pe6onal System 2 3rg Tggistered nademarks ol lnternaiional Eusiness Machrnes Corporairon.

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Printed in U.S.A. 9€3. All Righrs Bese.ved. 68P81062C9s-F

C. Align Channel Parameters

1. Squelch......

2. VCO and Refererrce Modutation Alignment

4. Scan Prionty Squelch

V[. GEVSAVE/PROGBATi CODEPLUG

DATA FROiI/TO DISISCODEPLUG......... -'-----37

.......38

.......39

A. The READ functbn

...30

...31

...32

......36

c. The WRITE tunclion......

vilt.cltANGE/cREATE /tEW RADTO PERSONALTTY ........... ......4

Mew Radb Pesonality. ........................45

.46

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The LOAD/SAVE/DELETE functaons ...............42

A. F3: CREATE Radio Personality File....

B. Radio Feature Options..

C. Channel lnlormation. ...54

...60

E. Manuallnterconnect Access and Hangup Codes ................61

F. Format Scan Lists .......62

G. Format Selectable PL............... ......44

D. Auto Dial/ Access and Hangup Codes

KEYBOARD COMMANDS.........

OUIK.CALL II FREOUENCIES AND CODES

IX. PRINT RADIO PERSONALITY ........65

APPENDIX.l

APPENDIX.2

APPENDIX.S

APPENDIX.4

APPENDIX.5

APPENDIX.6

APPENDIX -7

.......69

.......70

HOW TO FORMAT A DISK.......

SABER MODELS... ..........71

.......85

GLOSSARY ......90

..........96NIII-{T

FIGURE

LIST OF FIGURES

TITLE

Radio SeMce Sottware Program Tree ...........

10a

10b

Screen Display Format

MAIN menu

Connecting the Radio to the Computer...............

Setup Comgtter Configuration

PC ConfBuration.

Conligure Screen Colors...

Test Setup for Alignment Procedure

Seruice/Alignmenl Menu ..............

Align Radb Menu 1

Align Radio Menu 2

Align Channel Menu......

Align Scan Menu

GeUSave/Program Menu ..........

Read Radio Display

Write Data to Radao.....

Exlraction ol Radio Alignment Data

Save RPF Display

Change/CreateA/iew Codeplug Menu .........

View Radio lnlormation Menu.........

CREATE RPF Menu

Options Screen

Quik- Call ll System Selection Screen

Qulk -Call ll H701 Parameters Screen

Quik- Call ll H702 Parameters Screen........

'Quik- Call ll H703 Pammeters Screen

Multiple Repeater Access Codes Screen

Channel lnlormation Screen

Wide View Screen.....

Autodialsetup screen

Manual Telephone lnterconnect Screen

Create/Modify Scan Lists Screen

Create/Modify Sebaable PL Codes.....

Print Menu......

LIST OF TABLES

TITLE

Motorola System

General Ebdric System

Pleclron System

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TABLE PAGE

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4. Federal System.......

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ASCII:

coMl &coM2:

ACRONYMS and ABBREVIATIONS

American Standard Code for lnformation lnterchange.

The logical names ol the two serial poils available on IBM PC

computers (il the compuler is so equipped.)

Canier Squelch.

Disk Operating System, or Data Operated Squelch.

Digital Private Line.

Dual Tone Multi- Frequency.

Digital Voice Protection.

Eleclrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory.

Electrically Programmable Read Only Memory.

Light Emitting Diode.

Motorola Digital Communications :

Personal Compuler.

Pravate Line.

Push To Talk.

Random Access Memory.

Repeater Access Tone.

Radio lnterlace Box.

Radio Personality File.

Radio Service Software.

Time Out Timer.

Tone Private Line Squelch.

Ultra High Frequency.

Voltage Control Oscillator.

Very High Frequency.

CSQ:

DOS:

DPL:

DTMF:

DVP:

EEPROM:

EPROM:

LED:

MDC:

PC:

PL:

PTT:

RAM:

RAT:

RIB:

RPF:

RSS:

TOT:

TPL:

UHF:

VCO:

VHF:

I. INTRODUCTION

A. About This Guide

The SABER portable radio contains a new generation ol advanced integrated circuits with all rf

and signalling parameters controlled by the radio's microprocessor. This Radio Service Soltware

package is required to perlorm all al(Tnment adiustrnents on the radio. The SABER radio does

hot contain any intemal adiustabte Components (i.e. coits, pots, etc...). This guide gives you

stepby-step procedures that teach you how lo use this sottware product to program and align

SABER radios. The radio models supported by this field programmer are explained in

Appendix -4.

lnstructions for the following tasks are provided in this guide

The Help Screen

Servicing The Radio

GeUSave/Program Codeptug Data Fron/To DisUCodeplug

Change/Create^/aew Radio Codeplug Data

Print Codeplug Data

Setup Computer Conf iguration

The file that is created, loaded from a database, saved to a database, or moditied, rerers to a

data lile called the Radio Personality File that contains the customer personality information.

Database, here, relers lo a computer storage media such as a hard disk drive or a floppy disk.

The data liles are stored in, or retrieved lrom the database using the lactory order number or any

other name as the lile name.

This user's manual has been written for the SABER Radio Service Soltware and provides

detailed explanations on how to use this sottware package. Files that are programmed into

radios can also be read back to review the personality o, the radio. This capability can be

valuable as an aid to generate an order lor more ol lhe same type of radio if no hard copy of the

original order is available. As an added benefit, the system seNes to automatically archive the

files, if stored, lor luture reference or lor the generation of new orders.

B. Functions Performed

The SABER Radio Service Soltware package will allow you to accomplish the following

lunctions:

HELP provides intormation regarding the current menu or highlighled data lield. Generat

information is available ,or the keyboard, print, and others.

SERVICE radio, provides a multi-level menu that permits access to radio and channel

alignment, seruice aids, and boarcl replacement.

lntroduction 1

aGET/SAVE/PROGRAtuI codeplug data fromAo disUcodeplug is used to read oodeplug

data from disk or a radio and/or prc,gram/save the modified codeplug data bacl to disk or

to the radio.

CHANGE/CREATE/VIEW radio codeplug, provides a multi-level menu that is used to

change, create, or view codeplug leatures and option configurations.

PRINT will print the radio personality present in the current Radio Service Software. A

pfinter is required and should be connected to the LPT1 parallel port ot an IBM PC.

SETUP COMPUTER CONFIGURATION will conligure your SABER Radio Service

Software to your particular application and computer.

EXIT will leave the Radio Service Sottware and return to DOS.

C. Customer Support

ll you encounter a problem, lirst review your hardware setup (Section lll-C.) and the inlormation

provilJed on Error Messages in Appendix -1.

Problems requiring additional analysis will be relerred to the appropriate Area FTR (Fielct

Technical Representative) group for investigation. Radio Service Software problems will be

handled by the Area FTR manager within stanclard MOTOROLA C&E procedures lor the

resolution of technical product problems.

2 lntroduction

II. GETT}NG STARTED

A. How This Manual ls.Organized

This section called GETTING STARTED, describes how to hook up the radio to your computer

and how to anstall the software. The operataon ol the soltware is describect, including how to read

the screens, the keyboard commands, and how the screens are organized.

The MAIN MENU and all available Radio Service Sottware lunctions are descdbed in detaal. ln

the remaining three seclions, the SERVICE ALIGNMENT procedures, the GETTING, SAVING,

and PROGRAMMING ol codeplug data from/to disUcodeplug, the CHANGING, CREATING, and

VIEWING of radio codeplug, and PRINTING of codeplug, are described respectively.

All Radio Service Software screens are depicted in this manualand lhe operation of each one is

described in detail. A description of each ddta lield as well as lunction key descriptions are also

given.

A GLOSSARY and APPENDIX are included lor definitions, descriptions of error codes, the

database structure tormat, keyboard commands, radio options descriptions, and other helprut

information.

B. How The Screens Are Organized

The Radio Service Sottware screens are organized in a tree, as shown in Figure t. One cannot

randomly jump lrom one screen to another, but must move up and down the branches by using

the menu screens and function keys.

Getting Staned 3

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