Motorola JT 1000 Manual do Utilizador

Guide to Programming the HT1000 (this is a draft, will include much more material, work in progress for comment purposes only) 2009-04-10 last edit

(F1) Help (F2) System Configuration (F3) Side Button Configuration (F4) Alert Tone Configuration screen (F5) Option·Mate Configuration Screen (F6) Mo

This field specifies the "sleep period" for a radio on a Carrier Squelch channel when the Battery Saver feature is active. During the slee

No Carrier - Clear channel is defined as an absence of carrier only. The user will be inhibited from transmitting if any activity is detected on the c

VISAR, HT1000 "B" and later, and JT1000 MODEL SIDEBUTTON FUNCTIONS (Applicable to Sidebutton 1,2,3 selections.) See Figure 2 for details.

Phone Encode - Places the radio in the Telephone Encode mode, initiating an auto-access sequence if so programmed. Applicable for VISAR keypad mo

Sidebutton 1 = Scan/Scan Programming On/Off Sidebutton 2 = Select Scan On/Off only Sidebutton 1 = Scan On/Off Sidebut

Figure 3. Mode Switch A,B,C and Side Buttons 1, 2, 3 ALERT TONE CONFIGURATION 16

MASTER ALERT TONE CONTROL This field allows disabling of all alert tones controlled from this and all other screens, with 2 exceptions. These are

When an un-programmed channel is selected, an alert tone will be emitted to warn the user that it is illegal and not available. TIMEOUT TIMER ALERT

RX LOW BATTERY When enabled, this alert tone will be generated periodically according to the value of the Low Battery Alert Interval field when a lo

with MURS, 2M Ham (simplex and repeaters), and other VHF uses. The model HT1000 I prefer to own has a dtmf keypad to allow me to use phone patches wit

option board installed in the radio. If this field is set to "Installed" without an option board in place, the radio Transmit and Receive au

In the table at the bottom of the screen, the columns marked Position A, B, and C, correspond to the physical positions of the switch. The rows mark

Talkaround - POSITION A is the Direct position, where two radios communicate without the benefit of the repeater, both transmitting and receiving on

Figure 5 SIGNALING OPTIONS MENU SIGNALLING OPTIONS MENU The Signalling Options Menu allows you to access the following sub- screens by pressing t

QUIK-CALL II OPTIONS QUIK CALL II TABLE FREQUENCY - The Frequency is displayed in Hertz (Hz). You may scroll through the frequencies by using th

will flash for the entire length of the message. This field controls the LED for QC II, MDC and ATIS Select Call. MDC/STAR/ATIS OPTIONS SIGNALLIN

Portable: 0001 - 2047 (decimal) or 0001 - 8191 (decimal) (with a special decoder) Extended: 0001 - 9

RADIO CHECK When this option is enabled, the dispatcher is allowed to check the state of the radio (turned on or off), as long as the radio is in ra

SELECT CALL LED When this option is enabled, it causes the green LED on the top of an HT1000 and the front of a VISAR to flash when a Select Call

The two frequency fields specify the tone frequencies for Singletone #1 and Singletone #2. The frequencies can range from 299 to 3011 Hz. When a frequ

Laptops vs. Desktops I prefer to use a laptop with a good battery. I’ve had desktop systems die because the UPS failed, commercial power failed and

DTMF PHONE LIST PHONE #1 through #8 These fields allows storage of pre-programmed phone numbers which can be recalled from memory and auto-di

This is the time period that carrier or carrier with PL (if on a PL channel) will be transmitted between DTMF digit during autodial. The value is exp

This field determines whether the DTMF tones transmitted are "Continuous" (transmitted as long as the key is held down) or "Timed"

This field selects the type of sidetone to be used during DTMF digit encode. The type of sidetone is also dependent on the "DTMF Tone Type"

Use the up/down arrow key to enable/disable for scanning any of the channels on the screen. If a channel is marked as "disabled" it will not

When set to Enabled, the scanner will only stop on the non-priority channels in the scan list which are coded with the proper PL or DPL as set up in t

to. When the Channel Selector is cycled through the available channels, the tone will be sounded when the last active channel is accessed. This featu

MDC DECODE SCAN This enables the MDC decoder on priority and non-priority channels during radio scan if MDC decode is enabled on that channel. MDC D

be enabled and the clear channel definition in the System Configuration menu must be set for this feature to operate properly. STAT-ALERT/ATIS SEL-C

Figure 2. (Taken from RSS variables available) MDC/TAR/ATIS DECODE – This feature enables signalling decode for MDC signalling on this channel. It is

The RIBless connector should fit snugly, make sure it’s well secured. 3. Depending on where you installed the RSS you should change to that direc

CHANNEL The channel may be set between 1 and the maximum channel available in the current model. SIGNALLING UNMUTING CONDITIONS The Voice Selec

- Set up the PL/DPL and the Voice Selective Call configuration on the Channel Screen and the Radio Squelch Unmute/Mute field on the Channel Options S

the radio to unmute for a period of 10 seconds, the radio will enter the "sleep" mode. During the "sleep times," changes in the c

AND unmuting operation functions such that the receiving unit will unmute audio when PL\DPL detect AND carrier detect are both true. This type of unm

In other words, the receive frequency is 146.90000, the transmit frequency is 146.30000, the minus (-) character denotes the standard 600khz split

To use MURS, set the channel to Narrow Band by selecting “F2 CHAN OPTIONS” and then change the IF Bandwidth to “12.5 kHz” (you can do this on a per

1 151.820 Narrow 2 151.880 Narrow 3 151.940 Narrow 4 154.570 Wide/Narrow 5 154.600 Wide/Narrow PRINT MAIN MENU PRINT MAIN This screen allows you

PRINT SERVICE This screen allows you to print the tuning parameters for the radio. The submenus allow more specific material to be selected for pr

PRINT CODEPLUG MENU This screen allows you to print all of the codeplug parameters by pressing F9, or print sections by selecting the function

Notes: Printing anything is dicey under DOS unless you have spent some time in verifying that your printer can be controlled using the old and ancient

5. Press “Enter” and proceed to the main menu. 6. Make a backup. If this is the first time you’ve programmed your HT1000 it’s a very good idea to s

This feature chooses the serial interface COM port that will be connected to the Radio Interface Box (RIB). Upon your first entry to the program, the

This illustrates a successful com test. APPENDIX A: The issue with not using Windows is that a DOS command line window under windows cannot con

8. Power down your radio, detach the RIBless cable, and then power the radio back up and confirm it functions as you expect it to. Congratulations, y

F2 – Service: Alignment (Requires RIB) SERVICE MENU SCREEN F1 – HELP F2 – Transmit Alignment F3 – Receive Alignment F4 – Signalling Alignment F5 –

TRANSMIT POWER ALIGNMENT This screen reads te radio’s codeplug, then allows you to set the transmit power. You can select the frequency along with

“F2” RADIO WIDE INFORMATION CUSTOMER ID You can use this field to provide additional information to help track codeplugs. Some customers may ha