Amateur Radio Software

ASTRO 25 Mobile CPS R16.00.00

2011-12-01T03:55:00.004+04:00

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ASTRO 25 Mobile CPS R16.00.00 and
ASTRO 25 Tuner R05.04.02
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- Windows 7 is supported in R15.00.00 CPS and higher.

- The vendor is phasing out support for the parallel port adapter DS1410E. Motorola
will not support the parallel port on Windows 7 or x64 bit machines starting with
R15.00.00 CPS.

- If both portable and mobile CPS's are used, it is recommended to
update both at the same time, and tutorials should be installed
with BOTH versions.

- POP25 feature is NOT supported with VISTA operating system.

New Radio Features Supported:
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NOTE: FIRMWARE VERSION R16.00.00 or HIGHER IS REQUIRED FOR THE
FOLLOWING FEATURES TO WORK IN THE RADIO:

- 900MHz P25 trunking for XTS and XTL

- Data through DVRS

- NAT operation for Digital Conventional Data

Detailed information for each of these features can be found in the
CPS help. Help can be accessed from the CPS menu by selecting Help->
CPS Help Topics.

Changes to Default Values:
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-Options->Timer Options->Flashport USB Timer has been increased to 30 seconds.
This was done in order to increase reliability on slow machines but will also
increase flashing time. Users with fast machines can adjust this timer downward
to shorten flash time as long as they see no failures.

Customer Reported Issues Resolved:
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- System Key Administrator tool can NOT be launched with local Administrator
on a domain machine.

For VISTA Users:
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The following configuration on Vista Home Premium and Business Premium
needs to be set for the CPS to function properly:

- Vista Theme should be set to Windows Classic.
- Codeplug archive names should not exceed 30 characters.
- A Vista compatible printer is required for using the Print
functionality in the CPS.
- In order for the PDA to synch successfully with CPS on Vista, Windows
Mobile Device Center should be used. It can be downloaded from
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/devicecenter.mspx,
- User Access Control should be turned OFF before using CPS

Features that do not work with User Access Control (UAC) ON:
- PDA: ASTRO 25 CPS Tool will not install

Tutorials Update:
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Due to the newly added support for Vista, the tutorials and help engine
have been updated to a new format. Required modifications to the new help
format require Microsoft Internet Explorer version 6 or above. Microsoft
shipped Internet Explorer version 6 in 2001.
Thirteen of the online help tutorial files have been converted from an
AVI format (.avi) to the Adobe Flash (.swf) format. The .avi to .swf
conversion saves over 250 megabytes of harddrive space.
All tutorial lessons are now in the Flash format.
Currently there are approximately 60 tutorial lessons requiring about 70
megabytes of harddrive space. The tutorials are always installed in a
Tutorials subfolder for each of the CPS applications.
It is strongly recommended to install the tutorials with this new version
of the CPS. Previous tutorial versions are not recognized by R12.00.00 CPS
or higher.

Note: Double-clicking a link within the help text might generate a error
message.

Important Change Control Head information:
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Make sure to perform the following steps when changing to 'O5/O3'
control head from Wx control heads in the XTL 5000 radio:

1) FLASHport upgrade the radio using appropriate 'Refresh' FLASHkey
2) From the Change Control Head Window in the CPS, select the new "O5"
control head
3) Write the codeplug to the radio
4) Physically change the old control head to the new "O5" or "O3"
control head

More information can be found under Help-> CPS help topics -> Index ->
'Change - to the New ASTRO 25 Control Head'

System Requirements:
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Operating Systems: Windows XP Home Edition (SP 1 or higher)
Windows XP Professional (SP 1 or higher)
Vista Home Premium 32-bit (SP 1 or higher)
Vista Business 32-bit (SP 1 or higher)
Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit and 64-bit
Windows 7 Professional 32-bit and 64-bit

NOTE: XP upgrade, Vista upgrade or Windows 7 upgrade from other
operating systems is not supported.

Windows ME, Windows 98, Windows NT and Windows 2000 are NOT supported.

Hardware Requirements:
======================
Processor 400 MHz or higher Pentium grade Processor for XP
Vista and windows 7 requires 1 GHz

Memory 512 MB RAM minimum for XP
1 GB RAM minimum for VISTA
1 GB RAM for Windows 7 32-bit, 2 GB RAM for Windows 7 64-bit

Hard Disk Space 1 Gigabyte Drive with 250 MB minimum free space
(for a Typical Installation, including Help
Audio-Visual Tutorials) or 150 MB minimum free
space (for a Compact installation)
40 GB hard drive for Vista
16 GB minimum free space for Windows 7 32-bit or 20 GB for Windows 7 64-bit

Peripherals Microsoft Windows supported Mouse or Trackball
Microsoft Windows supported Serial Port
for radio communication
Microsoft Windows supported Printer Port
for report printing
CD-ROM for software installation

NOTE: For computers that are not equipped with
a serial port, radio communications may be
possible with the use of an off-the-shelf
USB to RS232 converter, such as the IOGEAR
USB to Serial/PDA Converter Cable.

Known Issues:
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1) Drop down items in table fields cannot be accessed when using Windows XP
Professional "Windows XP Style" display. If this issue is encountered,
change the display setting to "Windows Classic Style" for proper
functionality.
2) Attempting to Read from or Write to a radio with the CPS while the Tuner,
Data Link Manager, or synchronization software for a PDA is open and
communicating with a radio will cause a communication failure.
3) Due to French import laws, the Microsoft encryption support used to
create archive (.cpg) files with the CPS (Customer Programming Software)
is not available on the French version of the Windows Operating Systems.
Therefore, there is no way to save archive files when the CPS is
installed on the French version of Windows. Until import laws are
changed such that Microsoft can provide encryption support, this feature
can not be addressed.
4) Under Tools->FLASHport->Read Radio Configuration, closing the dialog box
by pressing the 'X' in the upper right of the dialog while the application
is still busy (the cursor is shaped like an hourglass) may terminate the
application.
5) Memory issues have been reported when 3 or more sessions of the CPS are
open at the same time.
6) Very seldom, communication errors might be encountered during radio
read/write, if this happens, reset the radio and try again.
7) If Logitech MouseWare version 9.76 is installed on the PC, it causes
Tools>Reports to fail and enter corrupt data in the registry. This occurs
when an ampersand is entered as part of a Zone Channel name. If the
MouseWare is either removed or upgraded to MouseWare version 9.79.1 or
later, it resolves the problem.
8) PDA application does not support HPD 1000 radios.
9) Once starting to read or write codeplug via POP25, the process can't
be cancelled. Depending on the size of codeplug, this process could
take long time (3 to 8 minutes).
10) Please avoid saving an invalid codeplug with "~" characters in table fields.
Doing so may cause the application to terminate.
11) If a communications error is encountered when attempting to Clone HPD 1000
radios (mostly while running in Windows 2000), in the CPS, under View ->
Options -> Timer Options tab, change the value of 'Clone/Read/Write Timer
(sec)' field to '5' or higher.
12) If a communications error is encountered when attempting to FLASHport update
radios, in the CPS, under View -> Options -> Timer Options tab, change the
set the value of 'FLASHport Timer' fields to '40' or higher
13) If an Advanced System Key(ASK) fails to load, close the currently open
codeplug and reopen it. The System Key should be active, even though an error
message may appear.
14) When formatting an Advanced System Key, the 'Initialize' message may appear
several times. Please select 'Cancel' to proceed.
15) 'Failsoft Connect Tone' field can only be Advanced System Key protected if
'Connect Tone' is also protected. Specific protection for this field is not
supported.
16) Voice Files do NOT get copied when using POP25 feature.
17) "Preset Zone and Channel Enable" should NOT be enabled when using a DTMF mic.
18) Help files may not open after importing a csv file. If so, close and re-open
CPS for the help files to open successfully.
19) Codeplug archive names should not exceed 30 characters on Windows 7 and VISTA.
20) Users of the Network Radio Programmer on Windows 7 64-bit machines may see a
"Program Compatibility Assistant" popup displayed during installation. This is
due to Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 compatibility issues with those machines.
After continuing the installation by clicking the "Run program" button on the popup,
the Network Radio Programmer feature can still be used on the machine.
21) Control Head Sync Choose Radio Configuration dialogue does not fit on all screen resolutions
22) Attempting to Read from or Write to a radio with the CPS before the radio has enumerated will cause a communication failure.

Installation:
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1) It is no longer required that the previous version of the application be
uninstalled before installing this release. Note that this does not allow
multiple versions to be installed, rather the already installed application
will be upgraded.
2) When the Installation CD is inserted into the CD-ROM drive, the
installation will start automatically if auto start is enabled for
the PC. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software.
3) Please refer to the CPS Programming Installation Guide, which is
included with this software for more detailed information.
4) If a file installed by the CPS later becomes corrupted, the Repair
option on the Installation CD may be used to restore it. It is very
important that the Installation CD for the same version that is
installed on the computer is used for Repair. Use of a different
version in an attempt to Repair an installation will result in further
corruption.
5) If the PC has never had a 1-Wire USB device connected to it before, such
as the USB dongle used for FLASHkeys or Advanced keys, then plug it in right
after installation to complete the USB install. If it is not recognized or if
auto-detect can not locate the USB device driver, then point the New Hardware
Wizard's Driver installer to it in the install drive, such as
"C:\". The wizard should then find and install the driver automatically.

Connecting the PC to the Radio:
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Do not use the Radio Interface Box (RIB), Smart Radio Interface Box (SRIB)
or any of the cables that plug into those boxes. Use only the following
direct PC to radio cables:

ASTRO Spectra Plus / XTL 5000 RS232 cable = HKN6155

XTL 5000 High Power / XTL 5000 with 'O5' Control Head / XTL 2500 / XTL 1500
/ PM 1500
RS232 GCAI cable = HKN6183

XTL 5000 High Power / XTL 5000 with 'O5' Control Head / XTL 2500 / XTL 1500
/ PM 1500
USB GCAI cable = HKN6184

HPD 1000 USB Cable = HKN6177A (6 ft) or HKN6178A (16.5 ft)

When using the USB cable, be sure to always click "Yes" on the Digital
Signature window whenever it is displayed by the operating system. Note
that the USB cable can be used only with Windows XP Service Pack 1 or higher
and operating systems.The CPS or
Tuner application must first be installed before attaching the USB cable and
turning the radio on.

For additional cables information, go to Help-> CPS help topics -> Index ->
Part Numbers.

For POP25 Operation:
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TCP Retransmissions on your machine needs to be set to 5 or higher. Motorola
recommends that if the following registry keys are defined on your system,
they be set to the following values for POP25 operation:

On Windows 7, Windows Vista and XP:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
\SYSTEM
\CurrentControlSet
\Services
\Tcpip
\Parameters
\TcpMaxDataRetransmissions - 5 or more

On XP Only:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
\SYSTEM
\CurrentControlSet
\Services
\Tcpip
\Parameters
\TcpMaxConnectRetransmissions - 3 or more

For help on editing registry values, read Microsoft online support at http://support.microsoft.com
/kb/256986.

- While the POP25 operation is in progress, do NOT attempt to start a second session until
the first is done.

Programming Hints:
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1) For trunking customers, the first time the CPS is started, navigate to the
User Settings Dialog under the Tools menu and set up the directories where
the system key files will be stored.
2) To retrieve data from ASTRO Spectra codeplugs, first read the codeplug
into the ASTRO Spectra CPS and use the top node drag and drop feature to
copy the data into the ASTRO Spectra Plus or XTL codeplug.
Drag and drop is a very powerful and time-saving tool, but the
data should always be verified before writing to a radio. The Drag and
Drop Report can help with this verification. Please view the Drag and
Drop Tutorial included in Help for more information.
3) To get help on a field, press F1 while focus is on the field, or click on
the Help button on the tool bar (an Arrow with a question mark) and then
click on the field for which help is desired.
4) For more information on the features available in the Windows CPS, we
suggest viewing the audio-visual help tutorials. They can be accessed
from the CPS menu by selecting Help->CPS Help Topics, and then double-
clicking on CPS-User...Audio & Video Tutorials, then The Tutorials Menu.
Then select the appropriate tutorial.

Legal Notices
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This media, or Motorola Product, may include Publicly Available Software (Open Source Software,
Freeware, Shareware). Please reference the Motorola Publicly Available Software Legal Notices File,
MOTOROLA_OSS_LEGAL_NOTICES_FILE-CPS.txt, located in the Legal folder found in the CPS
installation directory, for the Publicly Available Software licensing terms, attributions,
acknowledgements, and other software information details.

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ASTRO 25 Tuner R05.04.02
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This new version of the Tuner includes support for Windows 7 32 bits
and 64 bits operating systems.

Attention VISTA users:

The following configuration on Vista Home Premium and Business Premium
needs to be set for the CPS to function properly.

?Vista Theme should be set to “Windows Classic?
?whe saving radio's tuner information to a file, the name of the
file should not exceed 30 characters.
?Vista Compatible Printer is required for using the Print
functionality in the CPS.

IMPORTANT !!: If installing CPS R09.00.00, please make sure to also
install Tuner R05.03.00 or this version of the Tuner. Previous versions
of the Tuner are not compatible with CPS R09.00.00 or later.

Radio Models Supported:
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This software supports the following radios:
XTS 1500
XTS 2500
XTS 2000
ATS 3000
XTS 4000
XTS 5000
SSE 5000
MT 1500
PR 1500
ASTRO Spectra Plus
XTL 1500
XTL 2500
XTL 5000
PM 1500
HPD 1000 modem

Supported features: (Please refer to the Help text for
=================== model applicability)

Transmitter Alignment features:
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PA Bias
Reference Oscillator
HPD Tx Open Loop Power
HPD Tx IQ Balance
HPD Tx Autopower
HPD Tx Closed Loop Power
Power Detection Calibration
Tx Power (High/Mid/Low)
Tx Power Characterization
Tx Current Limit
Tx Deviation Balance
Tx Deviation Limit

Receiver Alignment feature:
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Front-end filter

Performance Testing features:
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Bit Error Rate
Transmitter test pattern
HPD Bit Error Rate
HPD Carrier Feedthru

Other features:
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Battery Calibration
Microphone Sensitivity
Save data to file
Restore data from file to radio
Print

Supported Operating Systems:
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RS232 Operation:

Windows XP (Home Edition and Professional )
Windows Vista (Home Premium and Business Premium)
Windows 7 32 bits and 64 bits(Home Premium and Professional Premium)
Note: (Pre-installed only, XP upgrade from other
Operating systems is not supported at this time.)
Windows ME and Windows 98 are no longer supported.
You may choose to proceed with the installation, but
some features might not be functioning properly.
Upgrading the operating system is highly recommended.

USB Operation:
Windows XP (service pack 1 or higher)
Windows Vista
Windows 7

Installation:
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1) When you insert the Installation CD into the CD-ROM drive, the
installation will start automatically if you have auto start enabled
for your PC. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software.
2) Please refer to the CPS Programming Installation Guide, which you
received with this software for more detailed information. It is
essential to follow these instructions in order for communication
between the PC and radio to work properly.

Connecting the PC to the radio:
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Do not use the Radio Interface Box (RIB), Smart Radio Interface
Box (SRIB) or any of the cables that plug into those boxes.

Use only the following direct PC to radio cables:

XTS 1500/ XTS 2000 / ATS 3000/ XTS 2500/ XTS 5000/ MT 1500/ PR 1500 RS232 cable = RKN4106
XTS 1500/ XTS 2000 / ATS 3000/ XTS 2500/ XTS 5000/ MT 1500/ PR 1500 USB cable = RKN4105
SSE 5000 RS232 cable = RKN4122
SSE 5000 USB cable = RKN4121

ASTRO Spectra Plus / XTL 5000 RS232 cable = HKN6155

XTL 5000 (with 'O5' Control Head)/
XTL 2500/ XTL 1500/ PM 1500 RS232 GCAI cable = HKN6183

XTL 5000 (with 'O5' Control Head)/
XTL 2500/ XTL 1500/ PM 1500 USB GCAI cable = HKN6184

HPD 1000 USB Cable = HKN6177A (6 ft) or HKN6178A (16.5 ft)

Note: When using the USB cable, be sure to always click "Yes" on the
Digital Signature window whenever it is displayed by the operating system.
Note that the USB cable can be used only with Windows XP Service Pack 1 or
higher.

Known issues:
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1) In the event that PC to radio communications fail even after
attempting to read the radio multiple times, it might be necessary
to reset the communications by either turning the radio off/on or
by disconnecting/reconnecting the cable connected to the radio.

2) PC to radio communications will sometimes fail if you attempt
to read the radio immediately after closing the previous tuning
session. Wait for the "hourglass" to disappear before reading
the radio again.

3) When entering data in the Transmit Power Characterization screen,
the values used must be measured values, any other values might
generate unpredictable results.

4) The XTL radios and the HPD modem take longer to reset than
the ASTRO Spectra Plus radios. When tuning these radios, allow enough
time for the radio to reset before attempting to read/tune the radio
again.

5) During HPD BER testing, the Rx Frequency should NOT be changed while
the test is running. If the Rx Frequency needs to be changed, please
STOP the test, change the frequency, then start the test again.

6) During the HPD BER testing, it is not recomended to transmit while
the Rx test is running.

TETRA Terminals MR5.13 Software Release

2011-09-17T16:15:00.004+04:00

Introduction
The Global TETRA Terminal team is please to announce the ship acceptance of MR5.13 Software Release.
MR5.13 is the latest software release for Tetra Terminals MTM800, MTM800E, MTH800, MTP850, MTP850 3L, MTP850S, MTP850FuG, MTP850Ex, MTP810Ex, MTP830FuG, MTP830S, CEP400, TCR1000 and MTP830, it replaces the MR5.12 series of releases.
MTM800 is limited to the addition of improvements including Next Generation CPS Plus support.
Next Generation CPS Plus also supports the TOM100, TCR100, MTM5400 and MTM800FuG products that have no radio software updates in this release.

New features in MR5.13:
• Control of Preferred Cell sites via Cell Retention Offset
• Ignore Specified Local Site Trunking notifications.
• Dialling Specific Number String Triggers an Emergency Call
• Control of 100 Talkgroups directly from TCR1000 RCU.
• Switch to pre-defined talkgroup via single press of One Touch Button.
• 5 Additional AT Command functions added to SDS Remote Control.
• Polish Language.
• C-C400 Accessory Emergency Button and PTT Support added.
• Heavy Duty Headset Accessory Support added.
• Next Generation CPS Plus with 12+ new features.
• Audio Profile update
• SDS Send to Group by Store and Forward.

The following features have been released previously on selected Terminals and are now made available on others.
• DMO Repeater
• User Interface improvements.
• Font Sizing
• Safety improvements
• Automatic power on.
• Overrule GPS off setting.
• Emergency Timer Call Delay
• Keypad lock.
• GPS Reporting on demand via OTB
• Duration of welcome screen
• Reset radio to pre-defined values via MMI.
• SDS Remote Control.
• Enhanced Language support.
• Car integration AT Commands
• C-C500 Accessory RSM Support added.
• Group SDS to external logger.
• Simplified controls
• Man down detector
• 1.8W extended operating range
• Specialist accessories
• Rugged IP55

Software Enablement Kit.
Orderable features remain available via an appropriate software enablement kit which consists of two dongles GM0193A (for Spypod only) and GM0127A for all other terminals, with the appropriate number of purchased licenses for one or more features. Each license activates only ONE matching feature per bodyworn radio unit at the same time as it is provisioned.

The new orderable features are:
• QA02766AA - - Enable Preferred Cell Stickiness
• QA02765AA - - Enable Ignore Local Site Trunking
These are in addition to the existing orderable features:
• QA00175AA - - Enable WAP Feature
• QA00177AA - - Enable GPS Feature
• QA00176AA - - Enable Multislot Packet Data
• QA00771AA - - Enable Enhanced Security Feature
• QA00772AA - - Enable Permanent Disable Feature
• QA01089AA - - Enable Call Out Feature
• QA01090AA - - Enable RUA/RUI Feature
• QA01261AA - - Enable SCCH Feature
• QA01003AA - - Permanent Disable V2 Kill/Unkill
• QA01275AA - - Enable Dual Control Head
• QA01276AA - - Enable AIM Feature
• QA01403AA - - Toggle RF Power Class
• QA00993AA - - Enable Mandown Feature
• QA01628AA - - Enable RMS/FMS
• QA01629AA - - Enable SDS Remote Control
• QA01652AA - - Enable Cell Select By Talkgroup
• QA01746AA - - Enable WAP Push
• QA01847AA - - Enable Short Data Service over End to End Encryption
• QA01848AA - - Enable Immediate Text Message.
• QA01963AA - - Enable Repeater Feature
• QA01397AA - - Colour Display

Professional Radio CPS R06.12.02

2011-06-18T04:01:00.001+04:00

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Professional Radio - Customer Programming Software R06.12.02
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Enhancements in this release:
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- Support ARTS(TM) feature.
ARTS(TM) is a registered trademark of Vertex Standard.

System Requirements:
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Operating Systems: Windows 95, Windows 98, Window NT 4.0,
Windows ME, Windows 2000 Professional,Windows XP (Home and Office),
Windows Vista(32 bits edition), Windows7 (32 bits edition)

Hardware Requirements:
Processor Pentium II 333 or higher
Memory 64 MB RAM recommended
Hard Disk Space 16 MB minimum Free Space
Peripherals Microsoft Windows supported Mouse or Trackball
Microsoft Windows supported Serial Port for radio communication
Microsoft Windows supported Printer Port for report printing
1.44 MB 3 1/2 inch Floppy Disk Drive
CD-ROM for software installation

Warning:
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1) If your PC is running the first release of Microsoft Windows 95
and Internet Explorer has not been installed, you may experience
problems in installing and running the CPS due to certain
components of the operating system being out of date.

To eliminate this problem two Microsoft patches have been included
on the CPS CD. If you experience any problems under Windows 95,
please go to the CD and run:
/Win95Patches/40comupd.exe
/Win95Patches/dcom95.exe
and then re-install the CPS.

2) On some PCs, the CPS may abnormally terminate if Print Preview
is attempted on the Print Custom screen. This problem only occurs
when Print All is selected. This problem has been observed on
Compaq Windows 98 computers with the following programs running:
* Easy Access Internet Program (cpqEasyAcc.exe)
* Compaq Internet Watchdog Program (watchdog.exe)
If this CPS function is to be used, it is recommended that these
programs be removed from the PC startup.

3) On some printers, the columns in some printed tables might be
slightly wider than they should be, causing the table to spread
horizontally onto a second page.

4) On certain HP Laserjet printers the Print Summary option will only print
one page. If you experience this problem, it is recommended that you first
save the information to a file and then use any Editor (Word, Wordpad, etc..)
to open the file and print the summary information.

5) When in Windows ME and Windows XP, sometimes an extra set of scroll bars get
displayed when viewing certain screens.

Note: The most possible reasons (but not all) to see the secondary pop up warning message are:
(1) The target radio model number mismatch CPS archive file.
(2) The target radio region ID is not supported by the CPS.
(3) The target radio codeplug mismatch with the CPS.
(4) CPS password verification failed when write radio.
(5) CPS and radio communication error.

Programming Hints:
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1) It should be noted that a new/added conventional personality
must be assigned to a zone/channel position. To add a zone to
a radio click the "+" in a Personality Assignment to Zone
Window. To add a conventional personality to the radio, click
the "+" on a Conventional Personality Window. To add an
additional conventional personality to a zone go to the
Personality Assignment to Zone:Channel window for the
desired zone. Click the right mouse key within the channel
table to add a conventional personality entry. Please read
the CPS help for additional information.

2) Speed Dial buttons should not be programmed to the P1, P2, and
P3 buttons on radios, which overlay these buttons with the menu
navigation keys. The speed dial buttons will not operate
in this configuration because the buttons function as the menu
navigation keys when phone mode is entered.

3) When adding a new conventional personality, verify that the
bandwidth selected on the Conventional Personality Basic screen is
correct. Incorrect selections will lead to poor radio
performance.

Commercial Series Radio CPS R05.15

2011-06-18T03:20:00.003+04:00

1. Introduction
Motorola Commercial Series Customer Programming Software (CPS) for the CP040, CP140, CP160, CP180, CM140, CM160, CM340 and CM360 radios.

Version Notes

R05.15
The same as R05.13.

R05.13
The same as R05.09.

R05.09
Support Russian input feature. In order to enable the Russian input feature, the Regional and Language Options of Windows Control Panel shall be set to Russia.

R05.08
Support Self Test Report feature.

R05.07
Support Selected Channel Lock, Priority Channel 1 Lock Feature.

R05.06
Support Russian, French, German, Italian and Spanish.

R05.05
Fixed Talk Around issue.

Support scroll bar feature.

R05.04
Support Radio ID, Vote Scan, and MDC Call Alert features.

R05.03
The same as R05.02.

R05.02
Fixed several user interface bugs.

R05.01
Support character 'P' as Pause Character in phone number for radios with codeplug version 03.xx and above.
Support 100 personalities on CM340.
Fixed the 12.5 KHz channel frequency issue of CM340/CM360.
CPS automatically modifies codeplug mismatched values when reading archive files of radios with firmware versions R02.00.xx and prior.

R05.00
Phase 5 upgrade.

R04.00
Support for CM340 and CM360 radios.
The channel position was under 'Conventional Personalities' in the old CPS and is now moved to the left window under a new item called 'Channel Position'.

R02.05
Support for Designated Power Up Channel.

R02.04
Fixed cloning issues between different codeplug versions.
Support for additional frequency bands for the CM140 and CM160 radios.

R02.01
Modified the transmit power calculation for the CM140 and CM160 radios.

R02.00
Support for the CP140, CP160, CP180, and CM160 radios.
Drag and drop support and cloning support between different codeplug versions.
Support for copying the receive frequency, with an optional user defined offset, to the transmit frequency.

R01.02
Support for new serial number format from factory.
Improved error handling during radio communication.

R01.01
Now supports synthesizer step sizes of 2.5 kHz. This is necessary to support certain narrowband (12.5 kHz) frequencies.
Now supports per user settings for the preference settings and the dealer information fields printed on the customer handout report.

R01.00
Support for the CP040 and CM140 radios.
Drag and drop support between models and products.
Support for renaming personalities, systems, and lists.
Support for multiple selection configuration. For example, create several MDC systems and select them all in the treeview and set the Primary ID of all the MDC systems to the same value at once.

3. Requirements
Operating System
Required Patches

Microsoft® Windows® 98 First Edition
Windows 98 Year 2000 Update
Windows 98 Year 2000 Update 2

System Update

Microsoft® Windows® 98 Second Edition
Microsoft® Windows® Millennium Edition
Microsoft® Windows® NT 4.0
SP5 or greater, excluding SP6 (SP6a is supported).
Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Professional
Microsoft® Windows® XP Home/Professional Edition
Microsoft® Windows® 7

Hardware Recommendations
· The application takes approximately 16 MB of free disk space on your PC. However, you may want more space to allow you to save archive files of your radios. Each archive file varies in size depending on the features of the radio that are enabled. A good rule of thumb is 75 KB per archive file.
· For processor speed and RAM, nothing is required beyond the recommendations given by Microsoft for the release of the operating system that you are using.
· The graphical user interface is best displayed using 1024*768 and 65536 color display or better (use small font).
· A CD-ROM drive.
· A serial port or USB to serial port adapter. The BAFO(R) BF-810 USB to serial port adapter has been tested successfully with the CPS application.

Professional Radio Series CPS R10.06.02

2011-03-05T02:50:00.003+03:00

ENGLISH
This file contains important information about the installation of this
Customer Programming Software (CPS) on the Windows Operating Systems. To
see this information in English, please scroll down.
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Professional Radio - Customer Programming Software R06.10.02
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Enhancements in this release:
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- Added the ability to active the feature that prevent priority channel 1 from being edit via radio menu.
- Added support for rebanding 700 MHz Waris HT1250LS+ Portable and CDM1550LS+ Mobile to new 700 MHz A BLOCK Guard Band: 757-758 / 787-788 MHz.

Fixed Reported Issues:
----------------------
N/A

System Requirements:
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Operating Systems: Windows 95, Windows 98, Window NT 4.0,
Windows ME, Windows 2000 Professional,
Windows XP (Home and Office)

Hardware Requirements:
Processor Pentium II 333 or higher
Memory 64 MB RAM recommended
Hard Disk Space 16 MB minimum Free Space
Peripherals Microsoft Windows supported Mouse or Trackball
Microsoft Windows supported Serial Port for radio communication
Microsoft Windows supported Printer Port for report printing
1.44 MB 3 1/2 inch Floppy Disk Drive
CD-ROM for software installation

Known CPS Issues:
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1) If your PC is running the first release of Microsoft Windows 95
and Internet Explorer has not been installed, you may experience
problems in installing and running the CPS due to certain
components of the operating system being out of date.

To eliminate this problem two Microsoft patches have been included
on the CPS CD. If you experience any problems under Windows 95,
please go to the CD and run:
/Win95Patches/40comupd.exe
/Win95Patches/dcom95.exe
and then re-install the CPS.

2) On some PCs, the CPS may abnormally terminate if Print Preview
is attempted on the Print Custom screen. This problem only occurs
when Print All is selected. This problem has been observed on
Compaq Windows 98 computers with the following programs running:
* Easy Access Internet Program (cpqEasyAcc.exe)
* Compaq Internet Watchdog Program (watchdog.exe)
If this CPS function is to be used, it is recommended that these
programs be removed from the PC startup.

3) When the tree view is printed some nodes may overlap on the
printout and an extra blank page may be printed. This issue
is more likely to occur on large codeplug configurations.

4) On some printers, the columns in some printed tables might be
slightly wider than they should be, causing the table to spread
horizontally onto a second page.

5) Emergency Revert Personalities assigned on the Signaling Configuration Page
will not be tracked if the personality being referenced is moved in the tree
view.

6) On certain HP Laserjet printers the Print Summary option will only print
one page. If you experience this problem, it is recommended that you first
save the information to a file and then use any Editor (Word, Wordpad, etc..)
to open the file and print the summary information.

7) When in Windows ME and Windows XP, sometimes an extra set of scroll bars get
displayed when viewing certain screens.

Programming Hints:
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1) It should be noted that a new/added conventional personality
must be assigned to a zone/channel position. To add a zone to
a radio click the "+" in a Personality Assignment to Zone
Window. To add a conventional personality to the radio, click
the "+" on a Conventional Personality Window. To add an
additional conventional personality to a zone go to the
Personality Assignment to Zone:Channel window for the
desired zone. Click the right mouse key within the channel
table to add a conventional personality entry. Please read
the CPS help for additional information.

2) Speed Dial buttons should not be programmed to the P1, P2, and
P3 buttons on radios, which overlay these buttons with the menu
navigation keys. The speed dial buttons will not operate
in this configuration because the buttons function as the menu
navigation keys when phone mode is entered.

3) When adding a new conventional personality, verify that the
bandwidth selected on the Conventional Personality Basic screen is
correct. Incorrect selections will lead to poor radio
performance.

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Radio Profesional - Software de Programación para Clientes R06.10.02
====================================================================

Actualizaciones en esta publicación.
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- Se añade la habilidad de activar la caracteristica que previene que el Canal Prioritario 1 se modifique a travéz del menú del radio.
- Se añade soporte bandas de 700 MHz para portátiles y móviles; y bloquea banda de resguardo.

Reparación de fallas importantes:
--------------------------------

-N/A

Requerimientos del Sistema:
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Sistemas Operativos: Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0,
Windows ME, Windows 2000 Professional,
Windows XP (Home y Office)

Requerimientos de Hardware:
Procesador Pentium II 333 o superior
Memoria 64 MB RAM recomendado
Espacio en Disco Rígido mínimo 16 MB de Espacio Libre
Periféricos Mouse o Trackball soportado por Microsoft Windows
Puerto Serial para radiocomunicaciones soportado por Microsoft Windows
Puerto de Impresora para impresión de informes soportado por Microsoft Windows
Unidad de Disquetes de 3 1/2 pulgadas de 1,44 MB
CD-ROM para instalación de software

Problemas conocidos de CPS:
--------------------------

1) Si su PC corre la primera versión de Microsoft Windows 95
y no ha instalado Internet Explorer, podrá experimentar
problemas en la instalación y ejecución de CPS debido a que ciertos
componentes del sistema operativo son obsoletos.

Para eliminar este problema, se han incluidos dos parches (patches) de Microsoft
en CPS CD. Si experimenta problemas con Windows 95, por favor vaya al CD y ejecute:
/Win95Patches/40comupd.exe
/Win95Patches/dcom95.exe
y luego reinstale CPS.

2) En algunas PC, el CPS puede terminar en forma anormal si intenta hacer Print Preview
(vista preliminar de impresión) desde la pantalla Print Custom (impresión customizada).
Este problema sólo ocurre cuando se selecciona Print All (imprimir todos). Este problema
ha sido observado en las computadoras Compaq Windows 98 con los siguientes programas:
* Easy Access Internet Program (cpqEasyAcc.exe)
* Compaq Internet Watchdog Program (watchdog.exe)
Si debe utilizar la función CPS, se recomienda retirar estos
programas del inicio de la PC.

3) Cuando se imprime la vista árbol algunos nodos pueden superponerse en
la copia impresa y se podrá imprimir una hoja en blanco adicional. Es más probable
que este problema ocurra con grandes configuraciones de codeplug.

4) En algunas impresoras, las columnas en algunas tablas impresas podrían
ser apenas más anchas de lo habitual, haciendo que la tabla se expanda
en forma horizontal hacia la segunda página.

5) Las Emergency Revert Personalities (personalidades de reversión en caso de emergencia)
asignadas en la Signaling Configuration Page (página de configuración de señalización)
no serán rastreadas si la personalidad a la cual hace referencia ha sido desplazada de la vista
árbol.

6) En ciertas impresoras HP Laserjet la opción Print Summary (imprimir resumen) sólo imprimirá
una página. Si experimenta este problema, se recomienda que primero
guarde la información en un archivo y luego utilice un editor (Word, Wordpad, etc.).
para abrir el archivo e imprimir la información de resumen.

7) Con Windows ME y Windows XP, a veces se representa un conjunto extra de barras de desplazamiento
cuando se visualizan ciertas pantallas.

Sugerencias de Programación:
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1) Nótese que toda personalidad convencional nueva/agregada
deberá asignarse a una posición de zona/canal. Para agregar una zona a
un radio, haga clic en "+" en una ventana Personality Assignment to Zone
(asignación de personalidad a una zona). Para agregar una personalidad
convencional al radio, haga clic en "+" en una ventana Conventional Personality
(ventana de personalidad convencional). Para agregar una personalidad adicional a una zona,
ir a la ventana Personality Assignment to Zone: Channel (asignación de personalidad a
zona:canal) para la zona deseada. Haga clic en el botón derecho del mouse dentro
de la tabla del canal para agregar la entrada de una personalidad convencional. Por favor lea
la ayuda de CPS para mayor información.

2) Los botones de Speed Dial (discado rápido) no deberán programarse
en los botones P1, P2, y P3 en los radios que superponen estos botones con las teclas
de navegación del menú. Los botones de discado rápido no funcionarán
en esta configuración porque los botones funcionan como las teclas
de navegación del menú cuando se ingresa el modo teléfono.

3) Cuando se agrega una nueva personalidad convencional, verifique que el
ancho de banda seleccionado en la pantalla Conventional Personality Basic (personalidad
convencional básica) sea correcto. Las selecciones incorrectas llevarán a un mal
funcionamiento del radio.

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Rádio Profissional - Software de Programação do Cliente R06.10.02
=================================================================

Melhorias nesta versão:
----------------------

- Acrescentado a capacidade que previne a edição do canal prioritário 1 através do menu do rádio.
- Acrescentado suporte para banda de 700 MHz do Portátil Waris HT1250LS+ e Móvel CDM1550LS+ para o novo 700 MHz. Um BLOCO de Guarda de Banda: 757-758 / 787-788 MHz.

Reparos de erros significativos:
-------------------------------

- N/A

Requisitos de Sistemas:
----------------------
Sistemas Operacionais: Windows 95, Windows 98, Window NT 4.0,
Windows ME, Windows 2000 Professional,
Windows XP (Home e Office)

Requisitos de Hardware:
Processador Pentium II 333 ou superior
Memória 64 MB RAM recomendada
Espaço em Disco Rígido Mínimo de 16 MB de espaço livre
Periféricos Mouse ou Trackball com suporte Microsoft Windows
Porta Serial com suporte Microsoft Windows para comunicação de rádio
Porta para Impressora com suporte Microsoft Windows para impressão de relatórios
Unidade de Disco Flexível de 1,44 MB 3 1/2 pol
CD-ROM para instalação de software

Problemas Conhecidos de CPS:
---------------------------

1) Se seu PC estiver executando a primeira versão de Microsoft Windows 95
e Internet Explorer não estiver instalado, você pode ter problemas na
instalação e execução do CPS pelo fato de que certos componentes
do sistema operacional estarem desatualizados.

Para eliminar este problema, duas correções (patches) Microsoft foram incluídas no CD
de CPS. Se tiver problemas com o Windows 95, vá para o CD e execute:
/Win95Patches/40comupd.exe
/Win95Patches/dcom95.exe
e depois reinstale o CPS.

2) Em alguns PCs, o CPS pode terminar anormalmente se Print Preview (ver impressão antecipada)
for buscado na tela Print Custom (customizar impressão). Esse problema somente
ocorre quanto Print All (imprimir tudo) é selecionado. Esse problema foi observado em computadores
Compaq Windows 98 com os seguintes programas em execução:
* Programa Easy Access Internet (cpqEasyAcc.exe)
* Programa Compaq Internet Watchdog (watchdog.exe)
Se essa função do CPS for usada, recomenda-se a remoção desses programas
da inicialização do PC.

3) Quando a imagem da árvore é impressa, alguns nós podem se sobrepor na
impressão e pode ser impressa uma página em branco extra. Esse problema
tem maior probabilidade de ocorrer em grandes configurações de codeplugs.

4) Em algumas impressoras, as colunas em algumas tabelas impressas podem ser
levemente mais largas do que deveriam, fazendo a tabela se estender horizontalmente
para uma segunda página.

5) A função Emergency Revert Personalities (reversão de personalidades de emergência) designada
na Signaling Configuration Page (página de configuração de sinalização) não será rastreada
se a personalidade em referência for movida na imagem da árvore.

6) Em algumas impressoras HP Laserjet, na opção Print Summary (resumo de impressão) apenas
uma página será impressa. Se enfrentar esse problema, recomenda-se primeiro salvar
as informações para um arquivo e depois usar qualquer programa de edição (Word, Wordpad, etc..)
para abrir o arquivo e imprimir as informações do resumo.

7) Quando em Windows ME e Windows XP, algumas vezes um jogo extra de barras de paginação
é exibido quando são mostradas determinadas telas.

Dicas de Programação:
--------------------

1) Deve-se observar que uma nova/adicional personalidade convencional
deve ser designada para uma posição de zona/canal. Para acrescentar uma zona
a um rádio clique no "+" em uma Personality Assignment (designação de personalidade)
para a Zone Window (janela de zona). Para acrescentar uma personalidade
convencional ao rádio, clique no "+" em uma Conventional Personality Window (janela de personalidade
convencional) . Para acrescentar uma personalidade convencional adicional a uma zona
vá para a Personality Assignment (designação de personalidade) para a janela Zone:Channel (zona:canal)
da zona desejada. Clique a tecla direita do mouse dentro da tabela de canal para acrescentar uma entrada
de personalidade convencional. Consulte a ajuda do CPS para informações adicionais.

2) Os botões de Discagem Rápida não devem ser programados nos botões P1, P2 e
P3 nos rádios, o que sobrepõe esses botões com as teclas de navegação do menu.
Os botões de discagem rápida não vão operar nesta configuração, pois os botões
funcionam como as teclas de navegação do menu quando o modo de telefone
é selecionado.

3) Ao acrescentar uma nova personalidade convencional, certifique-se de que a
largura de banda selecionada na tela Conventional Personality Basic (básica de personaliadade
convencional) seja a correta.
Seleções incorretas levarão ao mau desempenho do rádio.

Professional Series Portable MPT Upgrade Kit R02.08.00

2011-03-05T02:42:00.002+03:00

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SOFTWARE RELEASE NOTE

============================================================================

Product : Professional GP640/GP680/GP1280/GP644/GP688 Series FlashGrade Tool
Release : R02.08.00
Date : 04-Oct-2010
Language : English

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PURPOSE OF THE RELEASE

============================================================================
NEW FEATURE:
N/A

CURRENT KNOWN OPEN ISSUE:
N/A

FIXES THE FOLLOWING ISSUE:
N/A

SUPPORTED FEATURES:

- Reading Radio information

- Up-Version a radio to software version R02.08.00 and codeplug to latest
version from previous released versions. The tuning data is saved and
rewrite to radio during upgrading.

- GP640/GP680/GP1280/GP644/GP688 models supported in one tool.

SUPPORTED SOFTWARE VERSIONS:

- Only official radio software release version and bands.
In this version:
R01.02.00, R01.02.03, R01.02.07, R01.02.04, R01.02.05,
R01.02.06, R01.02.07, R01.03.00, R01.03.01, R01.03.03,
R01.03.04, R01.03.06, R01.03.07, R01.03.08, R01.03.09,
R01.03.10, R02.00.08, R02.00.13, R02.00.15, R02.00.16,
R02.00.17, R02.00.20, R02.00.22, R02.01.00, R02.01.07,
R02.01.11, R02.01.13, R02.01.14, R02.01.16, B02.01.19,
R02.02.00, R02.03.00, R02.04.00, R02.05.03, R02.05.05,
R02.06.04, B02.06.07, R02.07.04, R02.07.05, R02.08.00

- Supported model number:

Model Number Tanapa Latest Description
Number Version
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H25EDC9CK3 PMUD1511A 08.00 pop 300 band
H25EDH9CK6 PMUD1512A 08.00 pref with KEYPAD 300 band
H25EDN9CK8 PMUD1513A 08.00 prime 300 band
H25KCH4CK6 PMUD1972A 08.00 pref with kp VHF band
H25KCH6CK6 PMUD2048A 08.00 pref with kp VHF band
H25KCH6CK6 PMUD2048B 08.00 Laz ATEX EPP pref VHF
H25KDC9CK3 PMUD1484A 08.00 pop VHF band
H25KDC9CK3 PMUD1484B 08.00 pop VHF band
H25KDC9CK3 PMUD1484C 08.00 pop VHF band
H25KDH9CK6 PMUD1485A 08.00 pref with kp VHF band
H25KDH9CK6 PMUD1485B 08.00 pref with KEYPAD VHF band
H25KDH9CK6 PMUD1485C 08.00 pref with KEYPAD VHF band
H25KDN9CK8 PMUD1486A 08.00 PRIME VHF band
H25KHC4CK6 PMUD1972B 08.00 Laz ATEX EPP pref VHF
H25PDC9CK3 PMUD1538A 08.00 pop 330 band
H25PDC9CK3 PMUD1538B 08.00 pop 330 band
H25PDH9CK6 PMUD1539A 08.00 pref with kp 330 band
H25PDH9CK6 PMUD1539B 08.00 pref with KEYPAD 330 band
H25PDN9CK8 PMUD1540A 08.00 prime 330 band
H25RCH4CK6 PMUE2216B 08.00 pref with kp UHF band
H25RCH4CK6 PMUE2216C 08.00 pref with kp UHF band
H25RCH4CK6 PMUE2216E 08.00 Laz ATEX EPP pref UHF1
H25RCH6CK6 PMUE2256B 08.00 pref with kp UHF band
H25RCH6CK6 PMUE2256C 08.00 pref with kp UHF band
H25RCH6CK6 PMUE2256E 08.00 Laz ATEX EPP pref UHF1
H25RDC9CK3 PMUE1436A 08.00 pop UHF band
H25RDC9CK3 PMUE1436B 08.00 pop UHF band
H25RDC9CK3 PMUE1436C 08.00 pop UHF band
H25RDC9CK3 PMUE1436D 08.00 Laz EPP Portable pop UHF band
H25RDH9CK6 PMUE1437A 08.00 pref with kp UHF band
H25RDH9CK6 PMUE1437B 08.00 pref with KEYPAD UHF band
H25RDH9CK6 PMUE1437C 08.00 pref with KEYPAD UHF band
H25RDH9CK6 PMUE1437D 08.00 Laz EPP Portable pref with Keypad UHF band
H25RDN9CK8 PMUE1439A 08.00 prime UHF band
H25SDC9CK3 PMUE1481A 08.00 pop UHF2 band
H25SDC9CK3 PMUE1481B 08.00 pop UHF2 band
H25SDC9CK3 PMUE1481C 08.00 pop UHF2 band
H25SDC9CK3 PMUE1481D 08.00 Laz EPP Portable pop UHF2 band
H25SDH9CK6 PMUE1482A 08.00 pref with kp UHF2 band
H25SDH9CK6 PMUE1482B 08.00 pref with KEYPAD UHF2 band
H25SDH9CK6 PMUE1482C 08.00 pref with KEYPAD UHF2 band
H25SDH9CK6 PMUE1482D 08.00 Laz EPP Portable pref with Keypad UHF2 band
H25SDN9CK8 PMUE1486A 08.00 prime UHF2 band
H38RDC9CK3 PMUE1961A 08.00 pop UHF band
H38RDC9CK3 PMUE1961B 08.00 pop UHF band
H38RDC9CK3 PMUE1961C 08.00 Min EPP Portable pop UHF band
H38RDC9CK3 PMUE2794A 08.00 pop UHF band
H38RDC9CK3 PMUE2794B 08.00 Min IP67 pop UHF1
H38RDF9CK5 PMUE2780A 08.00 pref without kp UHF band
H38RDF9CK5 PMUE2780B 08.00 Min IP67 pref LK UHF1
H38RDH9CK6 PMUE1962A 08.00 pref with kp UHF band
H38RDH9CK6 PMUE1962B 08.00 pref with kp UHF band
H38RDH9CK6 PMUE1962C 08.00 Min EPP Portable pref with Keypad UHF band
H38RDH9CK6 PMUE2795A 08.00 pref with kp UHF band
H38RDH9CK6 PMUE2795B 08.00 Min IP67 pref FK UHF1
H25NDC9CK3 PMUD2525A 08.00 No display 300
H25NDH9CK6 PMUD2526A 08.00 1 Line Display 300

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WARNING

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PLEASE READ: WARNING FOR ALL RADIO TYPES

PLEASE SAVE YOUR EXISTING CODEPLUG AS AN ARCHIVE FILE. The codeplug programming
information may be lost after the update process therefore, it is recommended to read
the radio using the CPS, and save an archive of the radio's codeplug before starting
the update process. After the update, this archive can now be used to recover the
codeplug programming information by programming the archive back into the radio.

Ensure the radio updating process is not interrupted. Interruption will cause the
radio not to operate anymore and attempting to update the radio again will NOT be
successful.

Do NOT create a shortcut of the program (e.g. on your desktop), the program might
not be able to find the data files in that case!

Do not remove the programming cable or turn off the radio while the update is in
progress.

In case of failure during the updating, a message box will appear to guide the user
to recover from the failure, if possible.

The flashing rate can be changed only by restarting the program.

You may not run more than one copy of the program at the same time.

Baud rate 115k can only be supported by certain Radio Interface Boxes (RIB).
Use 19k baud rate when using a RIB. RKN4075A RIBless cable supports 115k baud.

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HOW TO INSTALL AND RUN THIS SOFTWARE

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Installation of the software can be completed by double clicking the setup
file "UpgradeKit_MPT_Portable-R02.08.00.exe",and can be started through
Programs Menu.

Do NOT create a shortcut of the program e.g. on your desktop,the program
might not be able to find the data files in that case !

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

For the usage of this software the following radio accessories are required:

- Flash adapter, P/N HLN9742A or B
and (i)
- Radio Interface Box, P/N RLN4008
with battery or power supply
- RIB to PC cable, P/N 3080369B72 (9pin) or 3080369B71 (25pin)
- Programming/test cable, P/N RKN4074 (GP3xx, GP6xx, GP12xx)
- Programming/test cable, P/N JMKN4123 (GP344, GP388)
or (ii)
- RIBless programming cable, P/N RKN4075 (GP3xx, GP6xx, GP12xx)

By using equipment (i) the Flash adapter has to be connected between the
Radio Interface Box and the Programming/test cable.Maximum baud rate for
this equipment is 19,200 Bd.

By using equipment (ii) the Flash adapter has to be connected between the
PC and the RIBless programming cable.

For Flash Adapter HLN9742A, "Flash mode on" means switch position "ON".

For Flash Adapter HLN9742B, "Flash mode on" means switch position "A",
position "B" is not used for portable flashing.

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INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT UPGRADING PROCESS

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The following instructions detail the operations of the Firmware Kit:

(Note: These instructions must be followed in the exact order to work properly):
1. Read through the README file and make sure your radio meets the updating
specifications. The README file can be found by going through Start Menu
>> Programs >> Professional Radio Upgrade Kit >> Upgrade Kit R02.08.00 with CP 08.00 for MPT Portable Radios
>> Readme

These instructions must be followed in the exact order for the radio
updating to work properly

2. Start the Firmware Kit by going to Start menu Programs >> Professional Radio Upgrade Kit
>> Upgrade Kit R02.08.00 with CP 08.00 for MPT Portable Radios >> Upgrade Kit R02.08.00 for Portable

3. Connect a fully charged battery or a power supply to a radio and turn the
radio on. Ensure that the radio has powered up properly.

4. Attach the programming cable to the radio. Connect the other end of the
programming cable to the computer or Radio Interface Box (RIB) through
the flashing adapter (HLN9742B). Ensure that the flashing adapter is set
to "OFF" position.

5. After the Firmware Kit is launched and only on the first attempt of updating,
the flash Baud rate configuration dialog box will appear. The default baud
rate is 19,200. Select 'OK' if you want to use the default value or you can
select a different baud rate and then click the 'OK' button.

6. Once the upgrade screen appears, click on the "PROGRAM" button and follow
the instructions.

7. You will now see a status bar indicating the checking of radio data.

8. Set the flash adapter to 'ON' position.

9. Remove the power from the radio and then reconnect the power.

#Note:
THE RADIOS DISPLAY WILL BE BLANK AND THE RADIO WILL APPEAR TO BE NONFUNCTIONAL
EVEN THOUGH THE "on/off" KNOB IS IN THE "ON" POSITION. THIS IS CORRECT!!! THE
RADIO IS ACTUALLY IN BOOTSTRAP MODE WHICH IS REQUIRED FOR FLASHING!

10. Click the "OK" button to continue with the updating process.

11. You will now see a status bar indicating the percentage of completion.

12. Once flashing is completed, remove the programming cable and set the flash
adapter to "OFF" position.
(This is very important, even if you are going to update another radio).

13. To update another radio, attach the programming cable, and go to step #3.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

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If Firmware Kit will not start

1. Make sure this is an original version of the kit and not copied off another
computer.
2. Make sure another copy is not running on your computer.

If an error is returned when you select program, check the following:

1. On RIB setting menu, set 'Echo' for single-wired bootstrap. 'No Echo' is for
dual-wired bootstrap. Professional radios use single-wired bootstrap.
2. On the Comm setting menu, make sure that the port selected is the one to
which the radio is connected.
3. Make sure the radio is on and properly connected to the computer.

If an error is returned immediately after the radio is in bootstrap:

1. Click 'OK' and switch the flash adapter to the 'CPS' or 'Normal' or 'OFF'
position, turn the radio off, then on again, and try again.

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RADIO SOFTWARE RELEASE NOTE

============================================================================
Release mpt-R02.08.00
Previous Release mpt-R02.07.05A

Professional Series Mobile MPT Upgrade Kit R02.08.00

2011-03-05T02:36:00.001+03:00

============================================================================

SOFTWARE RELEASE NOTE

============================================================================

Product : Professional GM640/GM660/GM1280 Series FlashGrade Tool
Release : R02.08.00
Date : 05 Oct 2010
Language : English

============================================================================

PURPOSE OF THIS RELEASE

============================================================================

NEW FEATURE:
N/A

Note:
The flashing performance has been reduced after new flashrom implementation,
especially for the baud rate of 19200.

SUPPORTED FEATURES:

- Reading Radio information

- Upgrade a radio to software version R02.08.00 and codeplug the latest
version from previous released versions. The tuning data is saved and
rewrite to radio during upgrading.

SUPPORTED SOFTWARE VERSIONS:

- Only official radio software release version and bands.
In this version:
R02.00.08, R02.00.13, R02.00.17, R02.00.18, R02.00.20,
R02.00.22, R02.01.00, R02.01.07, R02.01.11, R02.01.13,
R02.01.14, R02.01.16, B02.01.19, R02.02.00, R02.03.00,
R02.04.00, R02.05.03, R02.06.04, B02.06.07, R02.07.04,
R02.07.05, R02.08.00

Software is updated to version R02.08.00.
codeplug is updated from all previous versions to the latest
version (refer to the latest codeplug version information below).

- Supported model number:
Model Number Tanapa Latest Description
Number Version
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
M25RHC9CK1 IMUE6009A 08.00 GM640(MCX720): Mobile Pop UHF1
M25SHC9CK1 IMUE6010A 08.00 GM640(MCX720): Mobile Pop UHF2
M25KHC9CK1 IMUD6018A 08.00 GM640(MCX720): Mobile Pop VHF
M25RHF9CK5 IMUE6009A 08.00 GM660(MCX760): Mobile Pref UHF1
M25SHF9CK5 IMUE6010A 08.00 GM660(MCX760): Mobile Pref UHF2
M25KHF9CK5 IMUD6018A 08.00 GM660(MCX760): Mobile Pref VHF
M25RHN9CK8 IMUE6009A 08.00 GM1280(MCX780): Mobile Prime UHF1
M25SHN9CK8 IMUE6010A 08.00 GM1280(MCX780): Mobile Prime UHF2
M25KHN9CK8 IMUD6018A 08.00 GM1280(MCX780): Mobile Prime VHF
M25RHA9CK7 IMUE6009A 08.00 GM1280(MCX700): Mobile Data Box UHF1
M25SHA9CK7 IMUE6010A 08.00 GM1280(MCX700): Mobile Data Box UHF2
M25KHA9CK7 IMUD6018A 08.00 GM1280(MCX700): Mobile Data Box VHF
M25RHA9CK0 IMUE6009A 08.00 GM1280(MCX700): Mobile Data Box Asia UHF1
M25SHA9CK0 IMUE6010A 08.00 GM1280(MCX700): Mobile Data Box UHF2
M25KHA9CK0 IMUD6018A 08.00 GM1280(MCX700): Mobile Data Box Asia UHF2

==============
EPP Models
==============
M25RHC9CK1 IMUE6009B 08.00 GM640(MCX720): Mobile Pop UHF1 EPP
M25KHC9CK1 IMUD6018B 08.00 GM640(MCX720): Mobile Popu VHF EPP
M25RHF9CK5 IMUE6009B 08.00 GM660(MCX760): Mobile Pref UHF1 EPP
M25KHF9CK5 IMUD6018B 08.00 GM660(MCX760): Mobile Pref VHF EPP
M25RHN9CK8 IMUE6009B 08.00 GM1280(MCX780): Mobile Prime UHF1 EPP
M25KHN9CK8 IMUD6018B 08.00 GM1280(MCX780): Mobile Prime VHF EPP
M25RHA9CK7 IMUE6009B 08.00 GM1280(MCX700): Mobile Data Box UHF1 EPP
M25KHA9CK7 IMUD6018B 08.00 GM1280(MCX700): Mobile Data Box VHF EPP
M25RHA9CK0 IMUE6009B 08.00 GM1280(MCX700): Mobile Data Box Asia UHF1 EPP
M25KHA9CK0 IMUD6018B 08.00 GM1280(MCX700): Mobile Data Box Asia VHF EPP

=======================================================================================

WARNING

=======================================================================================

PLEASE READ: WARNING’S FOR ALL RADIO TYPES

PLEASE SAVE YOUR EXISTING CODEPLUG AS AN ARCHIVE FILE. The codeplug programming
information may be lost after the update process therefore, it is recommended to read
the radio using the CPS, and save an archive of the radio's codeplug before starting
the update process. After the update, this archive can now be used to recover the
codeplug programming information by programming the archive back into the radio.

Ensure the radio updating process is not interrupted. Interruption will cause the
radio not to operate anymore and attempting to update the radio again will NOT be
successful.

Do NOT create a shortcut of the program (e.g. on your desktop), the program might
not be able to find the data files in that case!

Do not remove the programming cable or turn off the radio while the update is in
progress.

In case of failure during the updating, a message box will appear to guide the user
to recover from the failure, if possible.

The flashing rate can be changed only by restarting the program.

You may not run more than one copy of the program at the same time.

Baud rate 115k can only be supported by certain Radio Interface Boxes (RIB).
Use 19k baud rate when using a RIB. RKN4075A RIBless cable supports 115k baud.

============================================================================================

HOW TO INSTALL AND RUN THE SOFTWARE

============================================================================================

Installation of the software can be completed by double clicking the setup
file "UpgradeKit_for_Mobile-R02.08.00.exe". This file will be in the
downloaded up-version kit.

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

For the usage of this software the following radio accessories are required:
Connect all the items using one of the following sequences:

(i) Rib-less Configuration
------------------------
1. PC com port >> 9 to 25 pin converter >> Programming Cable (AARKN4081)
>> Flash Adapter (FKN8096A) >> microphone jack of the radio

2. PC USB Port >> USB cable >> USB Serial Adapter >> 9 to 25 pin converter >> Programming Cable (AARKN4081)
>> Flash Adapter (FKN8096A) >> microphone jack of the radio

Note: The Converter is not requiring if serial port is 25 pin.

(ii) For Rib Cable configuration
----------------------------------
1. PC com port >> PC to Rib cable P/N 3080369B72 (9pin) or 3080369B71 (25pin)
>> Radio Interface Box (RLN4008E) >> Flash Adapter (FKN8096A) >> Programming cable (AARKN4083A) >>
>> rear connector of the radio

2. PC USB Port >> USB cable >> USB Serial Adapter >> PC to Rib cable P/N 3080369B72 (9pin) or 3080369B71 (25pin)
>> Radio Interface Box (RLN4008E) >> Flash Adapter (FKN8096A) >> Programming cable (AARKN4083A) >>
>> rear connector of the radio

Note : Maximum baud rate for this equipment is 19,200 Bd.

Note: Ensure the Flash Adapter switch is in the 'CPS' position.

============================================================================================

INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT UPGRADING PROCESS

============================================================================================
These instructions must be followed in the exact order to work properly

1. Read through the Upgrade Kit instructions and make sure your radio meets updating
specifications. This file can be found through Start Menu >> Programs >>
Professional Radios Upgrade Kit>> Upgrade Kit R02.08.00 with CP 08.00 for Mobile Radios >> README

2. Power on the radio using a 12 vdc power supply or in an automobile. If the automobiles
ignition is on, turn off all other accessories to ensure the quietest possible environment.
Do not run the engine during this procedure.

3. Start the Upgrade Kit from the Start Menu >> Programs >> Professional Radios
Upgrade Kit>> Upgrade Kit R02.08.00 with CP 08.00 for Mobile Radios >> UpgradeKit for Mobile - R02.08.00

4. Once the Upgrade Kit screen appears, click on the 'PROGRAM' button.

5. After the tool is launched, check the the flash Baud rate from menu Options > Configuration.
The default baud rate is 19,200. Select 'OK' if you want to use the default value or you can
select a different baud rate and then click on the 'OK' button

6. A message box will appear with instructions to put the radio in the Bootstrap mode.
-Turn off the radio.
-Switch the flashing adapter into the 'Flash' mode.
-Turn the radio on and make sure the radio doesn't boot up like normal.

7. After clicking 'OK' updating should begin if the radio has been properly put in bootstrap mode.
A window will pop up initially saying "Please Wait" then the window will read "Progress" and
give you a percentage of completion. Instructions in the window will give indications to each
process of the update.

8. A window will pop up when the update is complete reading "Radio Update is successful"

9. Click 'OK' return the flashing switch to the 'CPS' position, and remove the programming & flashing
cable. Power off and on the radio to complete the process and to get the radio out of the bootstrap mode.

10. Connect another radio and repeat the process from Step 4.

============================================================================================

TROUBLESHOOTING

============================================================================================

If UpgradeKit will not start

1. Make sure this is an original version of the kit and not copied off another
computer
2. Make sure another copy is not running on your computer.

If an error is returned when you select program, check the following:

1. On RIB setting menu, set 'Echo' for single-wired bootstrap. 'No Echo' is for
dual-wired bootstrap. Professional radios use single-wired bootstrap.
2. On the Comm setting menu, make sure that the port selected is the one to
which the radio is connected.

If an error is returned immediately after the radio is in bootstrap, click Ok and
switch the flash adapter to 'CPS' mode, turn the radio off, on and try again.

============================================================================

RADIO SOFTWARE RELEASE NOTE

============================================================================
Release mpt_mobile-R02.08.00
Previous Release mpt_mobile-R02.07.05B

Professional Series Mobile 5T Upgrade Kit R03.15.00

2011-03-05T02:03:00.007+03:00

==============================================
README FILE FOR 5T MOBILE UPGRADE KIT SOFTWARE
==============================================

Product : Professional GM300/GM340/GM339/GM360/GM380 series.
Release : R03.15.00
Date : 16 Dec 2010
Language : English

====================
Features For Release
====================

- Upgrade 5T Mobile Radio to software version R03.15.00 and to codeplug version R03.14.03.

- Compatible CPS version: R03.11.15

- Tuning data is saved and rewrite to radio during upgrade.

- Supported software versions (official):

R03.00.25, R03.00.26, R03.01.10, R03.01.17, R03.01.20, R03.01.22, R03.01.25, R03.01.27,
R03.01.31, R03.01.37, R03.02.00, R03.02.07, R03.02.09, R03.02.11, R03.02.13, R03.02.15,
R03.02.16, R03.02.17, R03.03.00, B03.03.02, B03.03.03, R03.04.00, R03.04.02, B03.04.03,
B03.04.05, R03.05.00, R03.06.00, R03.07.06, B03.08.04, R03.08.08, B03.08.10, B03.09.03,
R03.09.05, R03.10.03, R03.11.02, B03.12.00, R03.12.03, B03.12.04, R03.13.00, R03.14.00,
B03.15.00, R03.15.00

- Supported model number:

Model Number Tanapa Number Latest Version Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
EPP models
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
M25CKF9AN5 IMUB6004C 08.00 GM360(GM339)pref lb2 epp
M25DKF9AN5 IMUB6005C 08.00 GM360(GM339)pref lb3 epp
M25KHA9AN0 IMUD6013B 08.00 GM300 databox vhf epp
M25KHC9AN1 IMUD6013B 08.00 GM340 plain vhf epp
M25KHF4AN5 IMUD6013B 08.00 GM360(GM339)pref vhf epp 12_5K
M25KHF9AN5 IMUD6013B 08.00 GM360(GM339)pref vhf epp
M25KHN9AN8 IMUD6024B 08.00 GM380(GM399)prime vhf epp
M25RHA9AN0 IMUE6015B 08.00 GM300 databox uhf epp
M25RHC9AN1 IMUE6015B 08.00 GM340 plain uhf epp
M25RHF4AN5 IMUE6015B 08.00 GM360(GM339)pref Uhf epp 12_5K
M25RHF9AN5 IMUE6015B 08.00 GM360(GM339)pref uhf epp
M25RHN9AN8 IMUE6038B 08.00 GM380(GM399)prime uhf epp
M25SHF4AN5 IMUE6016A 08.00 GM360(GM339)pref uhf2 12_5K

Non-EPP models
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
M25BKF9AN5 IMUB6003A 08.00 GM360(GM339)pref lb1
M25CKF9AN5 IMUB6004A 08.00 GM360(GM339)pref lb2
M25DKF9AN5 IMUB6005A 08.00 GM360(GM339)pref lb3
M25KHA9AN0 IMUD6013A 08.00 GM300 databox vhf
M25KHC9AN1 IMUD6013A 08.00 GM340 plain vhf
M25KHF9AN5 IMUD6013A 08.00 GM360(GM339)pref vhf
M25KHN9AN8 IMUD6024A 08.00 GM380(GM399)prime vhf
M25RHA9AN0 IMUE6015A 08.00 GM300 databox uhf
M25RHC9AN1 IMUE6015A 08.00 GM340 plain uhf
M25RHF9AN5 IMUE6015A 08.00 GM360(GM339)pref uhf
M25RHN9AN8 IMUE6038A 08.00 GM380(GM399)prime uhf
M25SHF9AN5 IMUE6016A 08.00 GM360(GM339)pref uhf2
M25SHN9AN8 IMUE6042A 08.00 GM380(GM399)prime uhf2

===============================
WARNING FOR ALL RADIO TYPES !!!
===============================

1. PLEASE SAVE YOUR EXISTING CODEPLUG AS AN ARCHIVE FILE BEFORE UPGRADE:

The codeplug programming information may be lost after the upgrade process.
Therefore, it is recommended to read the radio using the CPS before upgrade,
and save an archive of the radio's codeplug before starting the upgrade process.
After upgrade, the archive file can be used to recover the codeplug programming
information by programming the archive back into the radio.

2. Ensure the upgrade process is not interrupted. Interruption will cause the
radio not to operate anymore and attempting to upgrade the radio again will NOT be
successful.

3. Do NOT create a shortcut of the program (e.g. on your desktop), the program might
not be able to find the data files in that case!

4. Do not remove the programming cable or turn off the radio while upgrade is in
progress.

5. In case of failure during upgrade, a message box will appear to guide the user
to recover from the failure, if possible.

6. The flashing rate can only be changed by restarting the program.

7. Do not run more than one copy of the program at the same time.

8. Baud rate 115k can only be supported by certain Radio Interface Boxes (RIB).
Use 19k baud rate when using a RIB. RKN4075A RIBless cable supports 115k baud.

======================================
HOW TO INSTALL AND RUN THIS SOFTWARE
======================================

Installation of the software can be completed by double clicking the setup
file "UpgradeKit_5T_Mobile-R03.15.00.exe",and can be started through
Programs Menu.

Do NOT create a shortcut of the program e.g. on your desktop, the program
might not be able to find the data files in that case !

For the usage of this software the following radio accessories are required:

(A) Flashing mobiles via the rear connector:

- Flash adapter, P/N HLN9742A or B
and (i)
- Radio Interface Box, P/N RLN4008
with battery or power supply
- RIB to PC cable, P/N 3080369B72 (9pin) or 3080369B71 (25pin)
- Programming/test cable, P/N RKN4083
or (ii)
- RIBless programming cable, P/N RKN4081
- 10 pin (Mic) to 20 pin (rear) adapter RLN4853

By using equipment (i) the Flash adapter has to be connected between the
Radio Interface Box and the Programming/test cable. Maximum baud rate for
this equipment is 19,200 Bd.

By using equipment (ii) the Flash adapter has to be connected between the
PC and the RIBless programming cable.

For Flash Adapter HLN9742A, "Flash mode on" means switch position "ON".

For Flash Adapter HLN9742B, "Flash mode on" means switch position "A",
position "B" is used for mic connector flashing.

It is not possible to use Programming cable GTF374 for upgrading radios.

or

(B) Flashing mobiles via the mic connector:

- RIBless programming cable, P/N RKN4081B
- Flash adapter, P/N HLN9742B

"Flash mode on" means flash adapter switch position "B",position "A" is
used for rear connector flashing.

RIBless programming cable, P/N RKN4081A cannot be used for mic Connector
flashing.

It is not possible to use Programming cable GTF374 for upgrading radios.

=======================================
INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT UPGRADING PROCESS
=======================================

The following instructions detail the operations of the Upgrade Kit,
these instructions must be followed in the exact order:

1.Read through the README file and make sure your radio meets the updating
specifications. The README file can be found by going through Start Menu >>
Programs >> Professional Radio Upgrade Kit >> Upgrade Kit R03.15.00 with CP R03.14.03 for 5T Mobile Radios
>> README

2.Start the Upgrade Kit by going to Start menu >> Programs >> Professional
Radio Upgrade Kit >> Upgrade Kit R03.15.00 with CP R03.14.03 for 5T Mobile Radios >>
Upgrade Kit R03.15.00 with CP R03.14.03.

3.Connect a fully charged battery or a power supply to a radio and turn the radio
on. Ensure that the radio has powered up properly.

4.Attach the programming cable to the radio. Connect the other end of the
programming cable to the computer or Radio Interface Box (RIB) through the
flashing adapter (HLN9742B). Ensure that the flashing adapter is set to "OFF"
position.

5.After the Upgrade Kit is launched and the upgrade screen appears, click on the
"PROGRAM" button and follow the instructions.

6.Only on the first attempt of upgrade, the flash baud rate configuration
dialog box will appear. The default baud rate is 19,200. Select 'OK' if
you want to use the default value or you can select a different baud rate
and then click the 'OK' button.

7.Follow the instructions prompted to set the flash adapter to 'ON' position.

8.Remove the power from the radio and then reconnect the power.

#Note:
THE RADIO'S DISPLAY WILL BE BLANK AND THE RADIO WILL APPEAR TO BE NOT FUNCTIONAL
EVEN THOUGH THE "ON/OFF" KNOB IS IN "ON" POSITION. THIS IS A CORRECT BEHAVIOR !!!
THE RADIO IS ACTUALLY IN BOOTSTRAP MODE WHICH IS REQUIRED FOR FLASHING!

9. Click the "OK" button to continue with the updating process.

10.The status bar will indicate the percentage of completion.

11.Once flashing is completed, remove the programming cable and set the flash adapter
to "OFF" position.
(This is very important, even if you are going to update another radio).

12.To update another radio, attach the programming cable, and go to step 3.

================
TROUBLESHOOTING
================

1. If the Upgrade Kit cannot be started:

A. Make sure it is the original version of the kit and not copied off another
computer.
B. Make sure another copy is not running on your computer.

2. If an error is returned when you select program, check the following:

A. On RIB setting menu, set 'Echo' for single-wired bootstrap. 'No Echo' is for
dual-wired bootstrap. Professional radios use single-wired bootstrap.
B. On the Comm setting menu, make sure the port selected is the one which the
radio is connected.
C. Make sure the radio is on and properly connected to the computer.

3. If an error is returned immediately after the radio go into bootstrap mode:

A. Click 'OK' and switch the flash adapter to 'CPS' or 'NORMAL' or 'OFF'
position, turn the radio off then on, and try again.

==============================
RADIO SOFTWARE RELEASE NOTE
==============================
Release 5t-Mobile -R03.15.00
Previous Release 5t-Mobile -R03.14.00

Commercial Series Radios Patch Tool for Codeplug Corruption

2011-03-05T01:59:00.001+03:00

============================================================================

SOFTWARE RELEASE NOTE

============================================================================

Product : Commercial Series Radios Patch Tool for Codeplug Corruption
Release : Official Release
Date : 13-Feb-2008
Language : English
Supporting OS : Win95,Win98,Win2k,WinNT,WinXP

============================================================================

Purpose of this release

============================================================================
Supported features:

- To recover the Type I codeplug corruption
- The tuning data and the CPS programming data will be preserved

Supported Software versions:

- All radio software release version and bands.

- Supported model number:

Model Number Tanapa Number Description
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
CMH50JDC9AA2 PMUD1987A conv gup 16ch vhf1
CMH50JDC9AA2 PMUD1987B conv gup 16ch vhf1
CMH50JDC9AA2 PMUD1987C conv gup 16ch china 4m
CMH50JDC9AJ2 PMUD1986A conv gup 16ch vhf1
CMH50JDC9AJ2 PMUD1986B conv gup 16ch vhf1
CMH50JDC9AJ2 PMUD1986C conv gup 16ch china 4m
H50JDC9AA1AN PMUD1981A conv gup 4ch vhf1
H50JDC9AA1AN PMUD2107A conv gup 4ch vhf1
H50JDC9AA1AN PMUD1981B conv gup 4ch vhf1
H50JDC9AA1AN PMUD2107B conv gup 4ch vhf1
H50JDC9AA1AN PMUD1981C conv gup 4ch vhf1 4m
H50JDC9AA1AN PMUD2107C conv gup 4ch vhf1 4m
H50JDC9AA2AN PMUD1982A conv gup 16ch vhf1
H50JDC9AA2AN PMUD2108A conv gup 16ch vhf1
H50JDC9AA2AN PMUD1982B conv gup 16ch vhf1
H50JDC9AA2AN PMUD2108B conv gup 16ch vhf1
H50JDC9AA2AN PMUD1982C conv gup 16ch vhf1 4m
H50JDC9AA2AN PMUD2108C conv gup 16ch vhf1 4m
H50JDC9AJ2 PMUD2010A conv gup 16ch vhf1
H50JDC9AJ2 PMUD2010B conv gup 16ch vhf1
H50JDC9AJ2 PMUD2010C conv gup 16ch vhf1 4m
H50KCC9AA1AN PMUD1824A conv gup 2w 4ch vhf2
H50KCC9AA1AN PMUD1824B conv gup 2w 4ch vhf2
H50KCC9AA1AN PMUD1824C conv gup 4ch vhf2 4m
H50KCC9AA2AN PMUD1826A conv gup 2w 16ch vhf2
H50KCC9AA2AN PMUD1826B conv gup 2w 16ch vhf2
H50KCC9AA2AN PMUD1826C conv gup 16ch vhf2 4m
H50KDC9AA1AN PMUD1820A conv gup 4ch vhf2
H50KDC9AA1AN PMUD2111A conv gup 4ch vhf2
H50KDC9AA1AN PMUD1820B conv gup 4ch vhf2
H50KDC9AA1AN PMUD2111B conv gup 4ch vhf2
H50KDC9AA1AN PMUD1820C conv gup 4ch vhf2 4m
H50KDC9AA1AN PMUD2111C conv gup 4ch vhf2 4m
H50KDC9AA2AN PMUD1822A conv gup 16ch vhf2
H50KDC9AA2AN PMUD2112A conv gup 16ch vhf2
H50KDC9AA2AN PMUD1822B conv gup 16ch vhf2
H50KDC9AA2AN PMUD2112B conv gup 16ch vhf2
H50KDC9AA2AN PMUD1822C conv gup 16ch vhf2 4m
H50KDC9AA2AN PMUD2112C conv gup 16ch vhf2 4m
H50KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1911A conv gup 16ch vhf2
H50KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1912A conv gup 16ch vhf2
H50KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1911B conv gup 16ch vhf2
H50KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1912B conv gup 16ch vhf2
H50KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1911C conv gup 16ch vhf2 4m
H50KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1912C conv gup 16ch vhf2 4m
H50QDC9AA1AN PMUE1984A conv gup 4ch uhf1
H50QDC9AA1AN PMUE2420A conv gup 4ch uhf1
H50QDC9AA1AN PMUE1984B conv gup 4ch uhf1
H50QDC9AA1AN PMUE2420B conv gup 4ch uhf1
H50QDC9AA1AN PMUE1984C conv gup 403-440m uhf1 4m
H50QDC9AA1AN PMUE2420C conv gup 4ch nd uhf1 4m
H50QDC9AA2AN PMUE1985A conv gup 16ch uhf1
H50QDC9AA2AN PMUE2421A conv gup 16ch uhf1
H50QDC9AA2AN PMUE1985B conv gup 16ch uhf1
H50QDC9AA2AN PMUE2421B conv gup 16ch uhf1
H50QDC9AA2AN PMUE1985C conv gup 16c uhf1 4m
H50QDC9AA2AN PMUE2421C conv gup 16ch uhf1 4m
H50QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2105A conv gup 16ch uhf1
H50QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2106A conv gup 16ch uhf1
H50QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2105B conv gup 16ch uhf1
H50QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2106B conv gup 16ch uhf1
H50QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2105C conv gup 16ch uhf1 4m
H50QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2106C conv gup 16ch uhf1 4m
H50RCC9AA1AN PMUE1953A conv gup 2w 4ch uhf2
H50RCC9AA1AN PMUE1953B conv gup 2w 4ch uhf2
H50RCC9AA1AN PMUE1953C conv gup 4ch uhf2 4m
H50RCC9AA2AN PMUE1955A conv gup 2w 16ch uhf2
H50RCC9AA2AN PMUE1955B conv gup 2w 16ch uhf2
H50RCC9AA2AN PMUE1955C conv gup 16ch uhf2 4m
H50RDC9AA1AN PMUE1949A conv gup 4ch uhf2
H50RDC9AA1AN PMUE2424A conv gup 4ch uhf2
H50RDC9AA1AN PMUE1949B conv gup 4ch uhf2
H50RDC9AA1AN PMUE2424B conv gup 4ch uhf2
H50RDC9AA1AN PMUE1949C conv gup 4ch uhf2 4m
H50RDC9AA1AN PMUE2424C conv gup 4ch uhf2 4m
H50RDC9AA2AN PMUE1951A conv gup 16ch uhf2
H50RDC9AA2AN PMUE2425A conv gup 16ch uhf2
H50RDC9AA2AN PMUE1951B conv gup 16ch uhf2
H50RDC9AA2AN PMUE2425B conv gup 16ch uhf2
H50RDC9AA2AN PMUE1951C conv gup 16ch uhf2 4m
H50RDC9AA2AN PMUE2425C conv gup 16ch uhf2 4m
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2093A conv gup 16ch uhf2
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2107A conv gup 16ch uhf2
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2093B conv gup 16ch uhf2
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2107B conv gup 16ch uhf2
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2093C conv gup 16ch uhf2 4m
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2107C conv gup 16ch uhf2 4m
H50SDC9AA1AN PMUE1986A conv gup 4ch uhf3
H50SDC9AA1AN PMUE2428A conv gup 4ch uhf3
H50SDC9AA1AN PMUE1986B conv gup 4ch uhf3
H50SDC9AA1AN PMUE2428B conv gup 4ch uhf3
H50SDC9AA1AN PMUE1986C conv gup 4ch uhf3 4m
H50SDC9AA1AN PMUE2428C conv gup 4ch uhf3 4m
H50SDC9AA2AN PMUE1987A conv gup 16ch uhf3
H50SDC9AA2AN PMUE2429A conv gup 16ch uhf3
H50SDC9AA2AN PMUE1987B conv gup 16ch uhf3
H50SDC9AA2AN PMUE2429B conv gup 16ch uhf3
H50SDC9AA2AN PMUE1987C conv gup 16ch uhf3 4m
H50SDC9AA2AN PMUE2429C conv gup 16ch uhf3 4m
H50SDC9AJ2AN PMUE2108A conv gup 16ch uhf3
H50SDC9AJ2AN PMUE2108B conv gup 16ch uhf3
H50SDC9AJ2AN PMUE2108C conv gup 16ch uhf4 4m
H50TDC9AA1AN PMUE2231A conv gup 4ch uhf4
H50TDC9AA1AN PMUE2231B conv gup 4ch uhf4
H50TDC9AA1AN PMUE2231C conv gup 4ch uhf4 4m
H50TDC9AA2AN PMUE2232A conv gup 16ch uhf4
H50TDC9AA2AN PMUE2232B conv gup 16ch uhf4
H50TDC9AA2AN PMUE2232C conv gup 16ch uhf4 4m
H50TDC9AJ22 PMUE2299A conv gup 16ch uhf4
H50TDC9AJ22 PMUE2299B conv gup 16ch uhf4
H50TDC9AJ22 PMUE2299C conv gup 16ch uhf4 4m
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD1983A conv pir 16ch vhf1
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD2109A conv pir 16ch vhf1
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD2051A LS pir 16ch vhf1
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD1983B conv pir 16ch vhf1
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD2109B conv pir 16ch vhf1
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD2051B LS pir 16ch vhf1
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD1983C conv pir 16ch vhf1 4m
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD2109C conv pir 16ch vhf1 4m
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD2051C LS pir 16ch vhf1 4m
H65JDC9AJ2 PMUD2011A conv pir 16ch vhf1
H65JDC9AJ2 PMUD2011B conv pir 16ch vhf1
H65JDC9AJ2 PMUD2011C conv pir 16ch vhf1 4m
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD1984A conv pir 32ch vhf1
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD2115A conv pir 32ch vhf1
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD2052A LS pir 32ch vhf1
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD1984B conv pir 32ch vhf1
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD2115B conv pir 32ch vhf1
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD2052B LS pir 32ch vhf1
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD1984C conv pir 32ch vhf1 4m
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD2115C conv pir 32ch vhf1 4m
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD2052C LS pir 32ch vhf1 4m
H65JDF9AJ3 PMUD2012A conv pir 32ch vhf1
H65JDF9AJ3 PMUD2012B conv pir 32ch vhf1
H65JDF9AJ3 PMUD2012C conv pir 32ch vhf1 4m
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD1985A conv pir 64ch vhf1
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD2110A conv pir 64ch vhf1
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD2053A LS pir 64ch vhf1
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD1985B conv pir 64ch vhf1
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD2110B conv pir 64ch vhf1
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD2053B LS pir 64ch vhf1
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD1985C conv pir 64ch vhf1 4m
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD2110C conv pir 64ch vhf1 4m
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD2053C LS pir 64ch vhf1 4m
H65JDH9AJ4 PMUD2013A conv pir 64ch vhf1
H65JDH9AJ4 PMUD2013B conv pir 64ch vhf1
H65JDH9AJ4 PMUD2013C conv pir 64ch vhf1 4m
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD1857A conv pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD2113A conv pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD2054A LS pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD1857B conv pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD2113B conv pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD2054B LS pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD1857C conv pir 16ch vhf2 4m
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD2113C conv pir 16ch vhf2 4m
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD2054C LS pir 16ch vhf2 4m
H65KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1913A conv pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1914A conv pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1913B conv pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1914B conv pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1913C conv pir 16ch vhf2 4m
H65KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1914C conv pir 16ch vhf2 4m
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD1858A conv pir 32ch vhf2
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD2116A conv pir 32ch vhf2
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD2055A LS pir 32ch vhf2
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD1858B conv pir 32ch vhf2
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD2116B conv pir 32ch vhf2
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD2055B LS pir 32ch vhf2
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD1858C conv pir 32ch vhf2 4m
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD2116C conv pir 32ch vhf2 4m
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD2055C LS pir 32ch vhf2 4m
H65KDF9AJ3AN PMUD1915A conv pir 32ch vhf2
H65KDF9AJ3AN PMUD1915B conv pir 32ch vhf2
H65KDF9AJ3AN PMUD1915C conv pir 32ch vhf2 4m
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD1859A conv pir 64ch vhf2
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD2114A conv pir 64ch vhf2
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD2056A LS pir 64ch vhf2
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD1859B conv pir 64ch vhf2
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD2114B conv pir 64ch vhf2
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD2056B LS pir 64ch vhf2
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD1859C conv pir 64ch vhf2 4m
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD2114C conv pir 64ch vhf2 4m
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD2056C LS pir 64ch vhf2 4m
H65KDH9AJ4AN PMUD1916A conv pir 64ch vhf2
H65KDH9AJ4AN PMUD1916B conv pir 64ch vhf2
H65KDH9AJ4AN PMUD1916C conv pir 64ch vhf2 4m
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE1972A conv pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE2422A conv pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE2361A LS pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE1972B conv pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE2422B conv pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE2361B LS pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE1972C conv pir 16ch uhf1 4m
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE2422C conv pir 16ch uhf1 4m
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE2361C LS pir 16ch uhf1 4m
H65QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2094A conv pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2096A conv pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2094B conv pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2096B conv pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2094C conv pir 16ch uhf1 4m
H65QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2096C conv pir 16ch uhf1 4m
H65QDF9AA3AN PMUE1973A conv pir 32ch uhf1
H65QDF9AA3AN PMUE2362A LS pir 32ch uhf1
H65QDF9AA3AN PMUE1973B conv pir 32ch uhf1
H65QDF9AA3AN PMUE2554A conv sel pir 32ch uhf1
H65QDF9AA3AN PMUE2362B LS pir 32ch uhf1
H65QDF9AA3AN PMUE1973C conv pir 32ch uhf1 4m
H65QDF9AA3AN PMUE2554B conv pir 32ch uhf1 4m
H65QDF9AA3AN PMUE2362C LS pir 32ch uhf1 4m
H65QDF9AJ3AN PMUE2097A conv pir 32ch uhf1
H65QDF9AJ3AN PMUE2097B conv pir 32ch uhf1
H65QDF9AJ3AN PMUE2097C conv pir 32ch uhf1 4m
H65QDF9AJ5AN PMUE2524A conv sel pir 99ch uhf1
H65QDF9AJ5AN PMUE2524B conv pir 99ch uhf1 4m
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE1974A conv pir 64ch uhf1
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE2423A conv pir 64ch uhf1
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE2363A LS pir 64ch uhf1
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE1974B conv pir 64ch uhf1
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE2423B conv pir 64ch uhf1
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE2363B LS pir 64ch uhf1
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE1974C conv pir 64ch uhf1 4m
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE2423C conv pir 64ch uhf1 4m
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE2363C LS pir 64ch uhf1 4m
H65QDH9AJ4AN PMUE2098A conv pir 64ch uhf1
H65QDH9AJ4AN PMUE2098B conv pir 64ch uhf1
H65QDH9AJ4AN PMUE2098C conv pir 64ch uhf1 4m
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE1966A conv pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE2426A conv pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE2364A LS pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE1966B conv pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE2426B conv pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE2364B LS pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE1966C conv pir 16ch uhf2 4m
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE2426C conv pir 16ch uhf2 4m
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE2364C LS pir 16ch uhf2 4m
H65RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2095A conv pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2099A conv pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2095B conv pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2099B conv pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2095C conv pir 16ch uhf2 4m
H65RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2099C conv pir 16ch uhf2 4m
H65RDF9AA3AN PMUE1967A conv pir 32ch uhf2
H65RDF9AA3AN PMUE2365A LS pir 32ch uhf2
H65RDF9AA3AN PMUE2522A conv sel pir 32ch uhf2
H65RDF9AA3AN PMUE1967B conv pir 32ch uhf2
H65RDF9AA3AN PMUE2365B LS pir 32ch uhf2
H65RDF9AA3AN PMUE2522B conv sel pir 32ch uhf2
H65RDF9AA3AN PMUE1967C LS pir 32ch uhf2 4m
H65RDF9AA3AN PMUE2522C conv pir 32ch uhf2 4m
H65RDF9AA3AN PMUE2365C LS pir 32ch uhf2 4m
H65RDF9AJ3AN PMUE2100A conv pir 32ch uhf2
H65RDF9AJ3AN PMUE2100B conv pir 32ch uhf2
H65RDF9AJ3AN PMUE2100C conv pir 32ch uhf2 4m
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE1968A conv pir 64ch uhf2
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE2427A conv pir 64ch uhf2
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE2366A LS pir 64ch uhf2
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE1968B conv pir 64ch uhf2
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE2427B conv pir 64ch uhf2
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE2366B LS pir 64ch uhf2
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE1968C conv pir 64ch uhf2 4m
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE2427C conv pir 64ch uhf2 4m
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE2366C LS pir 64ch uhf2 4m
H65RDH9AJ4AN PMUE2101A conv pir 64ch uhf2
H65RDH9AJ4AN PMUE2101B conv pir 64ch uhf2
H65RDH9AJ4AN PMUE2101C conv pir 64ch uhf2 4m
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE1978A conv pir 16ch uhf3
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE2430A conv pir 16ch uhf3
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE2367A LS pir 16ch uhf3
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE1978B conv pir 16ch uhf3
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE2430B conv pir 16ch uhf3
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE2367B LS pir 16ch uhf3
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE1978C conv pir 16ch uhf3 4m
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE2430C conv pir 16ch uhf3 4m
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE2367C LS pir 16ch uhf3 4m
H65SDC9AJ2AN PMUE2102A conv pir 16ch uhf3
H65SDC9AJ2AN PMUE2102B conv pir 16ch uhf3
H65SDC9AJ2AN PMUE2102C conv pir 16ch uhf3 4m
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE1979A conv pir 32ch uhf3
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE2434A conv pir 32ch uhf3
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE2368A LS pir 32ch uhf3
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE1979B conv pir 32ch uhf3
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE2434B conv pir 32ch uhf3
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE2368B LS pir 32ch uhf3
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE1979C conv pir 32ch uhf3 4m
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE2434C conv pir 32ch uhf3 4m
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE2368C lkp pir 32ch uhf3 4m
H65SDF9AJ3AN PMUE2103A conv pir 32ch uhf3
H65SDF9AJ3AN PMUE2103B conv pir 32ch uhf3
H65SDF9AJ3AN PMUE2103C conv pir 32ch uhf3 4m
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE1980A conv pir 64ch uhf3
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE2431A conv pir 64ch uhf3
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE2369A LS pir 64ch uhf3
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE1980B conv pir 64ch uhf3
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE2431B conv pir 64ch uhf3
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE2369B LS pir 64ch uhf3
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE1980C conv pir 64ch uhf3 4m
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE2431C conv pir 64ch uhf3 4m
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE2369C LS pir 64ch uhf3 4m
H65SDH9AJ4AN PMUE2104A conv pir 64ch uhf3
H65SDH9AJ4AN PMUE2104B conv pir 64ch uhf3
H65SDH9AJ4AN PMUE2104C conv pir 64ch uhf3 4m
H65TDC9AA2AN PMUE2233A conv pir 16ch uhf4
H65TDC9AA2AN PMUE2432A conv pir 16ch uhf4
H65TDC9AA2AN PMUE2233B conv pir 16ch uhf4
H65TDC9AA2AN PMUE2432B conv pir 16ch uhf4
H65TDC9AA2AN PMUE2233C conv pir 16ch uhf4 4m
H65TDC9AA2AN PMUE2432C conv pir 16ch uhf4 4m
H65TDF9AA3AN PMUE2234A conv pir 32ch uhf4
H65TDF9AA3AN PMUE2234B conv pir 32ch uhf4
H65TDF9AA3AN PMUE2234C conv pir 32ch uhf4 4m
H65TDH9AA4AN PMUE2235A conv pir 64ch uhf4
H65TDH9AA4AN PMUE2433A conv pir 64ch uhf4
H65TDH9AA4AN PMUE2235B conv pir 64ch uhf4
H65TDH9AA4AN PMUE2433B conv pir 64ch uhf4
H65TDH9AA4AN PMUE2235C conv pir 64ch uhf4 4m
H65TDH9AA4AN PMUE2433C conv pir 64ch uhf4 4m
H65TDH9AJ4 PMUE2328A conv pir 64ch uhf4
H65TDH9AJ4 PMUE2328B conv pir 64ch uhf4
H65TDH9AJ4 PMUE2328C conv pir 64ch uhf4 apac 4m

IMPORTANT NOTICE: PLEASE READ BEFORE UPDATE
--------------------------------------------
1. This Patch tool should ONLY be operated by those who understands the agreement of the ELP first 21 bytes corrupted.
2. This Patch Tool is used to recover the first 21 bytes for ELP Conv products.
3. This tool IS NOT intended to be used as a Firmware Upversion kit.
4. The permission to access the compass link to download this tool is controlled.

============================================================================

WARNING

============================================================================

PLEASE READ: WARNING’S FOR ALL RADIO TYPES

PLEASE SAVE YOUR EXISTING CODEPLUG AS AN ARCHIVE FILE. The codeplug programming information may be lost after the update process therefore, it is recommended to read the radio using the CPS, and save an archive of the radio's codeplug before starting the update process. After the update, this archive can now be used to recover the codeplug programming information by programming the archive back into the radio.

Ensure the radio updating process is not interrupted. Interruption will cause the radio not to operate anymore
and attempting to update the radio again will NOT be successful.

Do NOT create a shortcut of the program (e.g. on your desktop), the program might not be able to find the data
files in that case!

Do not remove the programming cable or turn off the radio while the update is in progress.

In case of failure during the updating, a message box will appear to guide the user to recover from the failure, if possible.

The flashing rate can be changed only by restarting the program.

You may not run more than one copy of the program at the same time.

============================================================================

How to install and run this software

============================================================================

Installation of the software can be completed by double clicking the setup
file "Commercial Series Radios Patch Tool for Codeplug Corruption.exe", and can be
started through Programs Menu.

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

For the usage of this software the following radio accessories are required:

Connect all the items in the following sequence for a Rib Configuration:

PC com port >>Rib to PC cable (3080369B72), RIB (RLN4008E) >> flash adapter (RLN5583A)

>> Radio. Ensure the switch on the programming & flashing cable box is in the "Normal" position.

Do NOT create a shortcut of the program e.g. on your desktop,
the program might not be able to find the data files in
that case !

============================================================================

INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT UPGRADING PROCESS

============================================================================

The following instructions detail the operations of the Firmware Kit:

(Note: These instructions must be followed in the exact order to work properly):
1. Start the Firmware Kit by going to Start->Motorola-> COommercial Series Radios Patch Tool-> Commercial Radios Patch Tool for Codeplug Recovery.exe

2. Connect a fully charged battery or a power supply to the radio and turn the
radio on. Ensure that the radio has powered up properly.

3. Once the Firmware Kit screen appears, click on the "PROGRAM" button.

4. A window will pop up initially saying "Please Wait" then the window will read "Progress" and give you a
percentage of completion. Information in the window will give indications to each process of the update.

5. A window will pop up when the updating is complete reading "Radio Update is successful."

6. Click "OK"and remove the programming & flashing cable. Power off and on the radio to complete the process .

7. Connect another radio and repeat the process from step 4. Remember, the baud rate selection is only
configured the first time after starting up the program.

============================================================================

TROUBLESHOOTING

============================================================================

If tool is not started:

1. Make sure this is an original version of the kit and not copied off another
computer
2. Make sure another copy is not running on your computer.

If an error is returned when you select program, check the following:

1. On the Comm setting menu, make sure that the port selected is the one to
which the radio is connected.
2. Make sure the radio is on and properly connected to the computer.
3. Make sure the RLN5583A adapter is in the OFF position.

If an error is returned immediately after the radio is put in bootstrap and Ok
is clicked put the adapter in the OFF position, put the radio off, on and try
again.

Adjusting Transmit Buffer:
1. Press Start button.
2. Select Setting and click on Control Panel.
3. Double click on System.
4. Select the Device Manager tab and double click on the Communication Port (COM1).
5. Select the Port Settings tab and click on the Advanced button.
6. Adjust the Transmit Buffer to one step lower than the highest.

============================================================================

WARNING

============================================================================

Ensure radio flashing is not interrupted. Interruption will cause the radio
not to operate anymore. Trying to flash the radio again will not work.

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RADIO SOFTWARE RELEASE NOTE

=======================================================================================
Release ELP_Portable- NA
Previous Release ELP_Portable- NA

Professional Series Portable 5T Upgrade Kit R03.16.00

2011-01-27T01:47:00.003+03:00

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README FILE FOR 5T PORTABLE UPGRADE KIT SOFTWARE
================================================

Product : Professional GP320/GP330/GP340/GP360/GP380/GP344R/GP388R/GP366R Series
Release : R03.16.00
Date : 16-DEC-2010
Language : English

====================
Features For Release
====================

- Upgrade a 5T Portable Radio to software version R03.16.00 and to codeplug version R03.14.03

- Compatible CPS version: R03.11.15

- Tuning data is saved and rewrite to radio during upgrade

- GP320/GP330/GP340/GP360/GP380/GP344R/GP388R/GP366R models are supported by one tool

- FUG11B upgrade note:
To ensure correct operation, when using archives from radios with firmware S030811 or earlier ensure
that Config byte 1 bit 7 is set.

- Supported software versions (official):

R01.00.04,R01.00.05,R01.00.06,R01.00.07,R01.00.08,R01.00.09,R01.00.10,R01.00.11,R01.00.12,R01.00.13,
R01.00.14,R01.00.17,R01.00.18,R01.00.19,R01.00.20,R01.00.21,R02.00.18,R02.00.20,R02.00.23,R02.00.27,
R02.01.03,R02.02.01,R02.02.03,R02.02.04,R03.00.28,R03.00.29,R03.00.30,R03.01.00,R03.01.02,R03.01.10,
R03.01.17,R03.01.20,R03.01.21,R03.01.22,R03.01.25,R03.01.27,R03.01.31,R03.01.37,R03.02.00,R03.02.07,
R03.02.09,R03.02.11,R03.02.13,R03.02.15,R03.02.16,R03.02.17,R03.03.00,B03.03.02,B03.03.03,R03.04.00,
B03.04.01,B03.04.02,R03.04.00,B03.04.03,R03.05.00,R03.06.00,R03.07.05,R03.07.08,B03.08.04,R03.08.08,
B03.08.09,B03.09.03,S03.08.11,R03.09.05,R03.09.07,B03.09.08,R03.10.03,R03.11.02,B03.12.00,R03.12.03,
B03.12.04,R03.13.00,R03.14.00,R03.15.00,B03.16.00,R03.16.00

- Supported model number:

Model Number Tanapa Number Version Description
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H38SDH9AN6 PMUE2791B 08.00 Min epp waterproof 450-527M pref fu
H38SDF9AN5 PMUE2781B 08.00 Min epp waterproof 450-527M pref li
H38SDC9AN3 PMUE2790B 08.00 Min epp waterproof 450-527M pop uhf
H25BEC9AN3 PMUB1015B 08.00 29.7-42M pop LB1 band
H25CEC9AN3 PMUB1028B 08.00 35-50M pop LB2 band
H25BEH9AN6 PMUB1042B 08.00 29.7-42M pref LB1 band
H25CEH9AN6 PMUB1043B 08.00 35-50M pref LB2 band
H25KDC9AN0 PMUD1492C 08.00 Laz plain-minus vhf band
H25SDC4AN3 PMUE1484D 08.00 Laz EPP POPULAR UHF2(INDIA 12.5KHz
H25SDC9AN3 PMUE1484D 08.00 Laz EPP POPULAR UHF2
H25SDH9AN6 PMUE1485D 08.00 Laz EPP PREFERRED UHF2
H25SDH4AN6 PMUE1485D 08.00 Laz EPP PREFERRED UHF2(INDIA 12.5K
H38SDC9AN3 PMUE1819D 08.00 Min EPP POPULAR UHF2
H38SDH9AN6 PMUE1820D 08.00 Min EPP PREFERRED Full Keypad UHF2
H25BEC9AN3 PMUB1015A 08.00 29.7-42M pop LB1 band
H25BEH9AN6 PMUB1042A 08.00 29.7-42M pref LB1 band
H25CEC9AN3 PMUB1028A 08.00 35-50M pop LB2 band
H25CEH9AN6 PMUB1043A 08.00 35-50M pref LB2 band
H25EDC9AN3 PMUD1546A 08.00 300-350M pop 300 band
H25KCC4AN3 PMUD1974A 08.00 Laz atex 136-174M pop vhf band
H25KCC4AN3 PMUD1974B 08.00 Laz atex GP340(GP329) pop vhf band
H25KCC6AN3 PMUD2050A 08.00 Laz atex 136-174M pop vhf band
H25KCC6AN3 PMUD2050B 08.00 Laz atex GP340(GP329) pop vhf band
H25KCH4AN6 PMUD1973A 08.00 Laz atex 136-174M pref vhf band
H25KCH4AN6 PMUD1973B 08.00 Laz atex GP380(GP339) pref vhf band
H25KCH6AN6 PMUD2049A 08.00 Laz atex 136-174M pref vhf band
H25KCH6AN6 PMUD2049B 08.00 Laz atex GP380(GP339) pref vhf band
H25KDC4AN3 PMUD1488C 08.00 Laz epp 136-174M pop vhf band
H25KDC9AN0 PMUD1492A 08.00 plain-minus 136-174M vhf band
H25KDC9AN0 PMUD1492B 08.00 Laz plain-minus 136-174M vhf band
H25KDC9AN2 PMUD2318A 08.00 Laz epp GP330 4ch plain vhf band
H25KDC9AN3 PMUD1488A 08.00 136-174M pop vhf band
H25KDC9AN3 PMUD1488B 08.00 Laz 136-174M pop vhf band
H25KDC9AN3 PMUD1488C 08.00 Laz epp 136-174M pop vhf band
H25KDF9AN5 PMUD1490A 08.00 136-174M pref limited kp vhf ban
H25KDF9AN5 PMUD1490B 08.00 Laz 136-174M pref limited kp vhf band
H25KDF9AN5 PMUD1490C 08.00 Laz epp 136-174M pref limited kp vhf b
H25KDH4AN6 PMUD1489C 08.00 Laz epp 136-174M pref vhf band
H25KDH9AN6 PMUD1489A 08.00 136-174M pref vhf band
H25KDH9AN6 PMUD1489B 08.00 Laz 136-174M pref vhf band
H25KDH9AN6 PMUD1489C 08.00 Laz epp 136-174M pref vhf band
H25RCC4AN3 PMUE2218B 08.00 Laz atex 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RCC4AN3 PMUE2218C 08.00 Laz epp atex 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RCC4AN3 PMUE2218E 08.00 Laz atex GP340(GP329) pop uhf band
H25RCC6AN3 PMUE2258B 08.00 Laz atex 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RCC6AN3 PMUE2258C 08.00 Laz epp atex 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RCC6AN3 PMUE2258E 08.00 Laz epp atex GP340(GP329) pop uhf band
H25RCH4AN6 PMUE2217B 08.00 Laz atex 403-470M pref uhf band
H25RCH4AN6 PMUE2217C 08.00 Laz epp atex 403-470M pref uhf band
H25RCH4AN6 PMUE2217E 08.00 Laz epp atex GP380(GP339) pref uhf ban
H25RCH6AN6 PMUE2257B 08.00 Laz atex 403-470M pref uhf band
H25RCH6AN6 PMUE2257C 08.00 Laz epp atex 403-470M pref uhf band
H25RCH6AN6 PMUE2257E 08.00 Laz epp atex GP380(GP339) pref uhf ban
H25RDC4AN3 PMUE1440C 08.00 Laz epp 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RDC4AN3 PMUE1440D 08.00 Laz epp 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RDC9AN0 PMUE1443A 08.00 plain-minus 403-470M uhf band
H25RDC9AN0 PMUE1443B 08.00 Laz plain-minus 403-470M uhf band
H25RDC9AN0 PMUE1443C 08.00 Laz plain-minus 403-470M uhf band
H25RDC9AN2 PMUE2878A 08.00 Laz epp GP330 4ch plain uhf band
H25RDC9AN3 PMUE1440A 08.00 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RDC9AN3 PMUE1440B 08.00 Laz 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RDC9AN3 PMUE1440C 08.00 Laz epp 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RDC9AN3 PMUE1440D 08.00 Laz epp 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RDF9AN5 PMUE1444A 08.00 403-470M pref limited kp uhf ban
H25RDF9AN5 PMUE1444B 08.00 Laz 403-470M pref limited kp uhf band
H25RDF9AN5 PMUE1444C 08.00 Laz epp 403-470M pref limited kp uhf b
H25RDF9AN5 PMUE1444D 08.00 Laz epp 403-470M pref limited kp uhf b
H25RDH4AN6 PMUE1441C 08.00 Laz epp 403-470M pref uhf band
H25RDH4AN6 PMUE1441D 08.00 Laz epp 403-470M pref uhf band
H25RDH9AN6 PMUE1441A 08.00 403-470M pref uhf band
H25RDH9AN6 PMUE1441B 08.00 Laz 403-470M pref uhf band
H25RDH9AN6 PMUE1441C 08.00 Laz epp 403-470M pref uhf band
H25RDH9AN6 PMUE1441D 08.00 Laz epp 403-470M pref uhf band
H25SDC4AN3 PMUE1484C 08.00 Laz epp 450-527M pop uhf2 band
H25SDC9AN3 PMUE1484A 08.00 450-527M pop uhf2 band
H25SDC9AN3 PMUE1484B 08.00 Laz 450-527M pop uhf2 band
H25SDC9AN3 PMUE1484C 08.00 Laz epp 450-527M pop uhf2 band
H25SDH4AN6 PMUE1485C 08.00 Laz epp 450-527M pref uhf2 band
H25SDH9AN6 PMUE1485A 08.00 450-527M pref uhf2 band
H25SDH9AN6 PMUE1485B 08.00 Laz 450-527M pref uhf2 band
H25SDH9AN6 PMUE1485C 08.00 Laz epp 450-527M pref uhf2 band
H25TDC9AN3 PMUE2950A 08.00 GP340 DE 450-470 MHZ 4W NK/P PW502C
H25TDC9AN3 PMUE2950B 08.00 GP340 DE 450-470 MHZ 4W NK/P PW502C
H25TDF9AN5 PMUE2956A 08.00 GP360 DE 450-470 MHZ 4W LK/P PW502F
H25TDF9AN5 PMUE2956B 08.00 GP360 DE 450-470 MHZ 4W LK/P PW502F
H25TDH9AN6 PMUE2951A 08.00 GP380 DE 450-470 MHZ 4W K/P PW502H
H25TDH9AN6 PMUE2951B 08.00 GP380 DE 450-470 MHZ 4W K/P PW502H
H38KDC9AN3 PMUD1742B 08.00 Min 136-174M pop vhf band
H38KDC9AN3 PMUD1742C 08.00 Min epp 136-174M pop vhf band
H38KDC9AN3 PMUD2242A 08.00 Min epp waterproof 136-174M pop vhf
H38KDF9AN5 PMUD2236A 08.00 Min epp waterproof 136-174M pref li
H38KDH9AN6 PMUD1743B 08.00 Min 136-174M pref full kp vhf band
H38KDH9AN6 PMUD1743C 08.00 Min epp 136-174M pref full kp vhf b
H38KDH9AN6 PMUD2243A 08.00 Min epp waterproof 136-174M pref fu
H38RDC9AN3 PMUE1817B 08.00 Min 403-470M pop uhf band
H38RDC9AN3 PMUE1817C 08.00 Min epp 403-470M pop uhf band
H38RDC9AN3 PMUE1817D 08.00 Min epp 403-470M pop uhf band
H38RDC9AN3 PMUE2788A 08.00 Min epp waterproof 403-470M pop uhf
H38RDC9AN3 PMUE2788B 08.00 Min epp waterproof 403-470M pop uhf
H38RDF9AN5 PMUE2779A 08.00 Min epp waterproof 403-470M pref li
H38RDF9AN5 PMUE2779B 08.00 Min epp waterproof 403-470M pref li
H38RDH9AN6 PMUE1818B 08.00 Min 403-470M pref full kp uhf band
H38RDH9AN6 PMUE1818C 08.00 Min epp 403-470M pref full kp uhf b
H38RDH9AN6 PMUE1818D 08.00 Min epp 403-470M pref full kp uhf b
H38RDH9AN6 PMUE2789A 08.00 Min epp waterproof 403-470M pref fu
H38RDH9AN6 PMUE2789B 08.00 Min epp waterproof 403-470M pref fu
H38SDC9AN3 PMUE1819B 08.00 Min 450-527M pop uhf2 band
H38SDC9AN3 PMUE1819C 08.00 Min epp 450-527M pop uhf2 band
H38SDC9AN3 PMUE2790A 08.00 Min epp waterproof 450-527M pop uhf
H38SDF9AN5 PMUE2781A 08.00 Min epp waterproof 450-527M pref li
H38SDH9AN6 PMUE1820B 08.00 Min 450-527M pref full kp uhf2 band
H38SDH9AN6 PMUE1820C 08.00 Min epp 450-527M pref full kp uhf2
H38SDH9AN6 PMUE2791A 08.00 Min epp waterproof 450-527M pref fu
H38TDC9AN3 PMUE2946A 08.00 GP344 DE 450-470 MHZ 4W NK/P PMW502C
H38TDC9AN3 PMUE2957A 08.00 GP344R DE 450-470 MHZ 4W NKP PMR502C
H38TDF9AN5 PMUE2958A 08.00 GP366R DE 450-470 MHZ 4W LKP PMR502F
H38TDH9AN6 PMUE2947A 08.00 GP388 DE 450-470 MHZ 4W K/P PMW502H
H38TDH9AN6 PMUE2959A 08.00 GP388R DE 450-470 MHZ 4W KP PMR502H
H38PDC9AN3 PMUD2527A 08.00 Min GP344R 4W, Non keypad, Non display, 330-400MHZ (IP67)
H38PDF9AN5 PMUD2528A 08.00 Min GP366R 4W, limited keypad, 1 line display, 330-400MHZ(IP67)
H38PDH9AN6 PMUD2529A 08.00 Min GP388R 4W, full keypad, 1 line display, 330-400MHZ(IP67)

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WARNING FOR ALL RADIO TYPES !!!
===============================

1. PLEASE SAVE YOUR EXISTING CODEPLUG AS AN ARCHIVE FILE BEFORE UPGRADE:

The codeplug programming information may be lost after the upgrade process.
Therefore, it is recommended to read the radio using the CPS before upgrade,
and save an archive of the radio's codeplug before starting the upgrade process.
After upgrade, the archive file can be used to recover the codeplug programming
information by programming the archive back into the radio.

2. Ensure the upgrade process is not interrupted. Interruption will cause the
radio not to operate anymore and attempting to upgrade the radio again will NOT be
successful.

3. Do NOT create a shortcut of the program (e.g. on your desktop), the program might
not be able to find the data files in that case!

4. Do not remove the programming cable or turn off the radio while upgrade is in
progress.

5. In case of failure during upgrade, a message box will appear to guide the user
to recover from the failure, if possible.

6. The flashing rate can only be changed by restarting the program.

7. Do not run more than one copy of the program at the same time.

8. Baud rate 115k can only be supported by certain Radio Interface Boxes (RIB).
Use 19k baud rate when using a RIB. RKN4075A RIBless cable supports 115k baud.

====================================
HOW TO INSTALL AND RUN THIS SOFTWARE
====================================

Installation of the software can be completed by double clicking the setup
file "UpgradeKit_5T_Portable-R03.16.00.exe", and the software can be
started through Programs Menu.

EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED:

- Flash adapter, P/N HLN9742A or B
and (i)
- Radio Interface Box, P/N RLN4008
with battery or power supply
- RIB to PC cable, P/N 3080369B72 (9pin) or 3080369B71 (25pin)
- Programming/test cable, P/N RKN4074 (GP3xx, GP6xx, GP12xx)
- Programming/test cable, P/N JMKN4123 (GP344, GP388)
or (ii)
- RIBless programming cable, P/N RKN4075 (GP3xx, GP6xx, GP12xx)

By using equipment (i) the Flash adapter has to be connected between the
Radio Interface Box and the Programming/test cable.Maximum baud rate for
this equipment is 19,200 Bd.

By using equipment (ii) the Flash adapter has to be connected between the
PC and the RIBless programming cable.

For Flash Adapter HLN9742A, "Flash mode on" means switch position "ON".

For Flash Adapter HLN9742B, "Flash mode on" means switch position "A",
position "B" is not used for portable flashing.

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INSTRUCTIONS ON UPGRADE PROCESS
===============================

The following instructions detail the operations of the Upgrade Kit,
these instructions must be followed in the exact order:

1. Go through the README file and make sure the radio meets the upgrade
requirements. The README file can be opened from Start Menu >> Programs >>
Professional Radio Upgrade Kit >> Upgrade Kit R03.16.00 with CP R03.14.03 for 5T Portable Radios
>> Readme

2. Start the Upgrade Kit by going to Start Menu >> Programs >>
Professional Radio Upgrade Kit >> Upgrade Kit R03.16.00 with CP R03.14.03 for 5T Portable Radios >>
Upgrade Kit R03.16.00 with CP R03.14.03

3. Connect a fully charged battery or power supply to a radio and turn the
radio on. Ensure the radio has powered up properly.

4. Attach the programming cable to the radio. Connect the other end of the
programming cable to the computer or Radio Interface Box (RIB) through
the flashing adapter (HLN9742B). Ensure that the flashing adapter is set
to "OFF" position.

5. After the Upgrade Kit is launched and the upgrade screen appears, click on the
"PROGRAM" button and follow the instructions.

6. Only on the first attempt of upgrade, the flash baud rate configuration
dialog box will appear. The default baud rate is 19,200. Select 'OK' if
you want to use the default value or you can select a different baud rate
and then click the 'OK' button.

8. Follow the instructions prompted to set the flash adapter to 'ON' position.

9. Remove the power from radio and then reconnect the power.

#Note:
THE RADIO'S DISPLAY WILL BE BLANK AND THE RADIO WILL APPEAR TO BE NOT FUNCTIONAL
EVEN THOUGH THE "ON/OFF" KNOB IS IN "ON" POSITION. THIS IS A CORRECT BEHAVIOR !!!
THE RADIO IS ACTUALLY IN BOOTSTRAP MODE WHICH IS REQUIRED FOR FLASHING!

10. Click the "OK" button to continue upgrade process.

11. The status bar will indicate the percentage of completion.

12. Once flashing is completed, remove the programming cable and set the flash
adapter to "OFF" position.
(This is very important, even if you are going to upgrade another radio).

13. To upgrade another radio, attach the programming cable, and go to step #3.

===============
TROUBLESHOOTING
===============

1. If the Upgrade Kit cannot be started:

A. Make sure it is the original version of the kit and not copied off another
computer.
B. Make sure another copy is not running on your computer.

2. If an error is returned when you select program, check the following:

A. On RIB setting menu, set 'Echo' for single-wired bootstrap. 'No Echo' is for
dual-wired bootstrap. Professional radios use single-wired bootstrap.
B. On the Comm setting menu, make sure the port selected is the one which the
radio is connected.
C. Make sure the radio is on and properly connected to the computer.

3. If an error is returned immediately after the radio go into bootstrap mode:

A. Click 'OK' and switch the flash adapter to 'CPS' or 'NORMAL' or 'OFF'
position, turn the radio off then on, and try again.

===========================
RADIO SOFTWARE RELEASE NOTE
===========================
Release 5t-R03.16.00
Previous Release 5t-R03.15.00

MR5.12 and MR5.12R Software Releases

2011-01-03T03:57:00.003+03:00

MR5.12 Firmware Versions
--------------------------------
380MHz: MTP850 MTP830 CEP400: R13.XX0.7412

800MHz: MTP850 MTP830 CEP400: R10.XX0.7412

380MHz: MTP850Ex MTP810Ex: R15.XX0.7412

800MHz: MTP850Ex MTP810Ex: R26.XX0.7412

MTH800: R07.XX0.7412

MTM800E: R14.000.7412 R17.XX0.7412

MTM800: R08.XX0.7412

MR5.12R Firmware Version
--------------------------------
380MHz: MTP850S MTP850FuG: R13.XX0.7491

UCM: R02.12.09

CPS: R6x.639.03 or R6x.652.01

Codeplug Versions
----------------------
70.84: MTP850 MTP830 CEP400 MTP850S MTP850FuG MTP850Ex MTP810Ex

MTP8503L MTH800

73.14: MTM800E

69.48: NGCH

72.99: MTM800

Commercial Series Radio CPS R05.14

2010-11-24T13:29:00.002+03:00

1. Introduction
Welcome to the Motorola Commercial Series Customer Programming Software (CPS) for the EP450, EM200, and EM400 radios.

2. What's new in this release
Version
Notes

R05.14
Support the following feature enhancements in Conventional radio: MDC1200, ARTSTM, Radio Lock, Lone Worker, TX Inhibit Quick-key override, Radio name, Voice Scrambling, Tone Tagging and Clip Frequency to 438MHz.

R05.09
Same as R05.08.

R05.08
Support Self Test Report feature.

R05.07
Support Selected Channel Lock and Priority Channel 1 Lock feature.

R05.06
The same as R05.05.

R05.05
Correct display of Talk Around icon after adding a new personality.

Support scroll bar feature.

R05.04
Support MDC Call Alert feature.

R05.03
Correct CPS Message "Error 2409" (MDC Selective Call feature version).

R05.02
Support MDC Selective Call feature.

R05.01
Support character 'P' as Pause Character in phone number for radios with codeplug version 03.xx and above.

CPS automatically modifies codeplug mismatched values when reading archive files of radios with firmware versions R02.00.xx and prior.

R05.00
Phase 5 upgrade.

R04.00
Phase 4 upgrade and channel position is changed to a new node.

R02.06
Enhancement to the robustness of the serial port communication process between CPS and radio.

R02.04
Fixed cloning issues between different codeplug versions.

Support for additional frequency bands for the EM200 and EM400 radios.

R02.01
Modified the transmit power calculation for the EM200 and EM400 radios.

R02.00
Support for EP450 and EM400 radios.

Drag and drop support and cloning support between different codeplug versions.

Support for copying the receive frequency, with an optional user defined offset, to the transmit frequency.

R01.02
Support for new serial number format from factory.

Improved error handling during radio communication.

R01.01
Now supports synthesizer step sizes of 2.5 kHz. This is necessary to support certain narrowband (12.5 kHz) frequencies.

Now supports per user settings for the preference settings and the dealer information fields printed on the customer handout report.

R01.00
Support for the EM200 radio.

Drag and drop support between models and products.

Support for renaming personalities, systems, and lists.

Support for multiple selection configuration. For example, create several MDC systems and select them all in the treeview and set the Primary ID of all the MDC systems to the same value at once.

3. Requirements
Operating System
Required Patches

Microsoft® Windows® 98 First Edition
Windows 98 Year 2000 Update

Windows 98 Year 2000 Update 2

System Update

Microsoft® Windows® 98 Second Edition

Microsoft® Windows® Millennium Edition

Microsoft® Windows® NT 4.0
SP5 or greater, excluding SP6 (SP6a is supported).

Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Professional

Microsoft® Windows® XP Home/Professional Edition

Microsoft® Windows® 7

Hardware Recommendations

· The application takes approximately 16 MB of free disk space on your PC. However, you may want more space to allow you to save archive files of your radios. Each archive file varies in size depending on the features of the radio that are enabled. A good rule of thumb is 75 KB per archive file.

· For processor speed and RAM, nothing is required beyond the recommendations given by Microsoft for the release of the operating system that you are using.

· The graphical user interface is best displayed using 1024*768 and 65536 color display or better (use small font).

· A CD-ROM drive.

· A serial port or USB to serial port adapter. The BAFO(R) BF-810 USB to serial port adapter has been tested successfully with the CPS application.

4. Installation, Upgrade, Removal
Installation
You need to have Administrator rights on the target PC in order to install the software if you are running Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional, or Microsoft Windows XP Home/Professional Edition.

Proceed as follows for CD-ROM version:

Insert the CD-ROM containing the installation into the CD-ROM drive.
If the installation application doesn't start within 30 seconds, the auto-run feature for CD-ROMs for you operating system is likely disabled. Browse to your CD-ROM and run the autorun.exe program. For example, if the E:\ drive is the CD-ROM, run E:\autorun.exe.
If a previous version of CPS has already been installed, you will be given the option to “Repair” or “Remove”. If you are upgrading the CPS, then remove the previous version and start the installation process again. If you are re-installing the CPS, then choose the repair option.

Proceed as follows for software package version:

Unzip the CPS package to a directory of a local disk.
Browse to this directory and run the autorun.exe program.
If a previous version of CPS has already been installed, you will be given the option to “Repair” or “Remove”. If you are upgrading the CPS, then remove the previous version and start the installation process again. If you are re-installing the CPS, then choose the repair option.
Upgrade
During the upgrade procedure, settings for preferences and dealer information will be reset to their default values. You will need to check these settings after the new version has been installed and make changes as necessary.

To upgrade from a previous version of this software, first remove the previous version (see instructions in section below) and then install this version.

This version can open any archive file created with a previous versions. In addition, it supports all previously released codeplug versions so you will be able to read, write, and clone older radios as well.

Removal
From the Start button on the task bar of your operating system, select Settings > Control Panel. Select the Add/Remove Programs option within the control panel. Select the Commercial Series Customer Programming Software item in the "Currently installed programs" box and click the remove button.

5. Important Notes
The following issues are known problems with the latest release of the Motorola Commercial Series CPS.

If the display setting's font size is set to "Custom setting" instead of "Small Fonts" or "Large Fonts" the Toolbar and Conventional Personalities folder may not display properly.
The installation doesn't set the default path to save archive files and therefore the user will need to migrate to the directory of their choosing the first time they save a file.
6. Legal notice
Microsoft® and Windows® are registered trademarks of Microsoft Inc.

Motorola® is a registered trademark of Motorola, Inc.

BAFO® is a registered trademark of BAFO Technologies, Inc.

This product includes software developed by the Apache Software Foundation (http://www.apache.org/). For more information, please refer to MOTOROLA_PAS_LEGAL_NOTICES_EULA_FILE-CPS.

Este arquivo está estruturado da seguinte maneira:
1. Introdução

2. O que há de novo nesta versão

3. Exigências

4. Instalação, atualização, remoção

5. Observações importantes

6. Observação legal

1. INTRODUÇÃO
Bem-vindo ao Motorola Commercial Series Customer Programming Software (CPS) para os rádios EP450, EM200 e EM400.

2. O que há de novo nesta versão
Versão
Observações

R05.14
Suporta os seguintes recursos atribuídos no rádio convencional: MDC1200, ARTSTM, bloqueio de rádio, Lone Worker, inibir anulação da tecla rápida Tx, nome do rádio, criptografia de voz, identificação de tom e frequência de corte para 438 MHz.

R05.09
O mesmo que a R05.08.

R05.08
Suporta a função de auto-teste.

R05.07
Suporta a função de trava de canal selecionado e trava de prioridade 1 de canal.

R05.06
O mesmo que a R05.05.

R05.05
Mostra o ícone da função do Talk around no visor após ter adicionado uma personalidade nova.

Suporta o recurso Barra de desloçamento.

R05.04
Suporta o recurso Alerta de Chamada MDC.

R05.03
Corrigir mensagem do CPS "Erro 2409" (Chamada Seletiva MDC).

R05.02
Suporta o recurso Chamada Seletiva MDC.

R05.01
Suporta o caractere "P" como Caractere de Pausa em números telefônicos para rádios com versão do codeplug 03.xx e superiores.

O CPS automaticamente modifica os valores diferentes do codeplug ao ler os arquivos dos rádios com versões do firmware R02.00.xx e anteriores.

R05.00
Atualização da fase 5.

R04.00
Atualização da fase 4; e a Posição do canal foi mudada a um nó novo.

R02.06
Melhoria ao processo de comunicação do porto de série entre o CPS e o rádio.

R02.04
Clonagem impedida entre versões de codeplug diferentes.

Suporte para faixas de frequencia adicionais nos rádios EM200 e EM400.

R02.01
Cálculo de potência de transmissão modificado para os rádios EM200 e EM400.

R02.00
Suporte para rádios EP450 e EM400.

Suporte para arrastar e soltar, bem como para clonagem entre versões diferentes do codeplug.

Suporte para copiar a freqüência de recepção, com a diferença opcional definida pelo usuário, para a freqüência de transmissáo.

R01.02
Suporte para um novo formato de número de série de fábrica.

Tratamento de erros aprimorado durante a radiocomunicação.

R01.01
Agora, há suporte para tamanhos de passo de sintetizador de 2,5 kHz. É necessário suporte para determinadas freqüências de banda estreita (12,5 kHz).

Agora, há suporte para configurações de preferências por usuário, bem como dos campos de informações sobre os revendedores no relatório para distribuição aos clientes.

R01.00
Suporte para o rádio EM200.

Suporte para arrastar e soltar entre modelos e produtos.

Suporte para renomear personalidades, sistemas e listas.

Suporte para configuração de várias seleções. Por exemplo, crie vários sistemas MDC, selecione todos eles na exibição de árvore e defina o mesmo valor para a ID Principal de todos eles de uma só vez.

3. Exigências
Sistema Operacional
Patches necessários

Microsoft® Windows® 98 First Edition
Windows 98 Year 2000 Update

Windows 98 Year 2000 Update 2

Atualização do sistema

Microsoft® Windows® 98 Second Edition

Microsoft® Windows® Millennium Edition

Microsoft® Windows® NT 4.0
SP5 ou posterior, exceto SP6 (não há suporte para SP6a).

Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Professional

Microsoft® Windows® XP Home/Professional Edition

Microsoft® Windows® 7

Recomendações de hardware

· O aplicativo requer aproximadamente 16 MB de espaço livre em disco no PC. Entretanto, convém ter mais espaço para salvar os arquivos mortos dos rádios. O tamanho desses arquivos varia em função dos recursos do rádio que estejam habilitados. Por via de regra, um valor adequado é 75 KB por arquivo morto.

· Com relação à velocidade do processador e à RAM, não há outras exigências além das recomendações fornecidas pela Microsoft para a versão do sistema operacional que está sendo usado.

· A melhor exibição da interface gráfica do usuário é obtida em uma tela colorida de 1024*768 e 65.536 cores ou superior (use letra pequena).

· Uma unidade de CD-ROM.

· Uma porta serial ou um adaptador de porta USB para serial. O adaptador de porta USB para serial BAFO(R) BF-810 foi testado com êxito com o aplicativo CPS.

4. INSTALAÇÃO, ATUALIZAÇÃO, DESINSTALAÇÃO
Instalação
Você precisará ter direitos de Administrador no PC de destino para instalar o software, caso esteja executando o Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, o Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional ou o Microsoft Windows XP Home/Professional Edition.

Siga este procedimento:

Insira o CD de instalação na unidade de CD-ROM.
Se o aplicativo de instalação não for iniciado dentro de 30 segundos, é provável que o recurso de execução automática de CD-ROMs do seu sistema operacional esteja desabilitado. Vá para a unidade de CD-ROM e execute o programa autorun.exe. Por exemplo, se a sua unidade de CD-ROM for E:\, execute E:\autorun.exe.
Caso uma versão preliminar do CPS já tiver sido instalada, você terá a opção de “Reparar” ou “Remover”. Caso você esteja fazendo um upgrade no CPS, é necessário remover a versão anterior e iniciar o processo de instalação novamente. Caso você esteja re-instalando o CPS, escolha a opção de reparo.

Proceda da seguinte forma com a versão do pacote de software:

Unzip o pacote de CPS para um diretório local.
Browse o diretório e execute o programa autorun.exe.
Se uma versão preliminar do CPS já houver sido instalada, você terá a opção de “Reparar” ou “Remover”. Caso você esteja fazendo o upgrade do CPS, remova a versão preliminar e inicilalize o processo de instalação novamente. Caso você esteja re-instalando o CPS, escolha a opção de reparo.
Atualização
Durante o procedimento de atualização, as configurações das preferências e das informações sobre revendedores serão restauradas aos seus valores padrão. Será necessário verificar essas configurações após a instalação da nova versão e fazer as alterações necessárias.

Para atualizar de uma versão anterior deste software, primeiro remova a versão anterior (consulte as instruções na seção abaixo) e, em seguida, instale esta versão.

Esta versão abre qualquer arquivo criado com versões anteriores. Além disso, ela oferece suporte para versões anteriores de codeplug. Assim, você também poderá ler, gravar e clonar rádios mais antigos.

Remoção
Pressione o botão Iniciar na barra de tarefas do sistema operacional e selecione Configurações > Painel de Controle. Selecione a opção Adicionar ou Remover Programas no Painel de Controle. Selecione o item Commercial Series Customer Programming Software na caixa Programas instalados e clique no botão Remover.

5. Observações importantes
Estes são problemas conhecidos da versão latest do Motorola Commercial Series CPS:

Se o tamanho da letra da configuração da tela estiver definido como "Configuração padrão" em vez de "Letras Pequenas" ou "Letras Grandes", a Barra de Ferramentas e a pasta Personalidades Convencionais poderão não ser exibidas corretamente.
A instalação não define o caminho padrão no qual salvar arquivos mortos e, portanto, o usuário precisará migrar para o diretório de sua escolha na primeira vez que salvar um arquivo.
6. Observação legal
Microsoft® e Windows® são marcas registradas da Microsoft, Inc.

Motorola® é uma marca registrada da Motorola, Inc.

BAFO® é uma marca registrada da BAFO Technologies, Inc.

Este produto inclui software desenvolvido pela Apache Software Foundation (http://www.apache.org/). Para obter mais informações, por favor consulte a MOTOROLA_PAS_LEGAL_NOTICES_EULA_FILE-CPS.

Este archivo sigue la estructura detallada a continuación:
1. Introducción

2. Novedades de esta versión

3. Requisitos del sistema

4. Instalación, actualizaciones y desinstalación

5. Observaciones importantes

6. Aviso legal

1. INTRODUCCIÓN
Bienvenido a Motorola Commercial Series Customer Programming Software (CPS) para los radios EP450, EM200 y EM400.

2. Novedades de esta versión
Versión
Notas

R05.14
Compatible con las siguientes funciones mejoradas en el radio convencional: MDC1200, ARTSTM, Bloqueo del radio, Trabajador solitario, Anulación de tecla rápida para desactivar TX, Nombre de radio, Encriptado de voz, Marca de tono y Recorte de frecuencia a 438 MHz.

R05.09
Igual que R05.08.

R05.08
Funcion Informe de autoprueba.

R05.07
Soporta las caracteristicas Bloqueo del Canal Seleccionado y Bloqueo de Canal Prioritario 1.

R05.06
Igual que R05.05.

R05.05
Muestra el icono de la funcion "Talk around" en el display despues de haber agregado una nueva personalidad.

Soporta la funcion de barra de deslizamiento.

R05.04
Soporta la función Llamada de Alerta MDC.

R05.03
Corregir Mensaje de CPS "Error 2409" (Llamada Selectiva MDC).

R05.02
Soporta funcion de Llamada Selectiva MDC.

R05.01
En radios con versión de "codeplug" 03.xx y mayores, se utiliza el carácter ' P ' como pausa para números de teléfono.

El CPS modificará automáticamente valores incompatibles de "codeplug" al leer ficheros de archivo de radios con versión de "firmware" R02.00.xx o anteriores.

R05.00
Actualización de fase 5.

R04.00
Actualización de fase 4; y la posición de canal fue cambiada a un nuevo nodo.

R02.06
Mejora a la robustez del proceso de la comunicación del puerto serial entre el CPS y la radio.

R02.04
Se arreglaron los problemas de cloneo entre versiones diferentes de codeplug.

Apoyo a bandas de frecuencias adicionales en los radios EM200 y EM400.

R02.01
El cálculo de potencia de transmisión fue modificado en los radios EM200 y EM400.

R02.00
Soporte para los radios EP450 y EM400.

Función de arrastrar y soltar y función de clonación entre las diferentes versiones de codeplug.

Soporte para copiar la frecuencia de recepción en la frecuencia de transmisión, con una configuración opcional definida por el usuario.

R01.02
Compatible con el nuevo formato de número de serie de fábrica.

Mejora de la gestión de errores durante la comunicación de radio.

R01.01
Compatible con sintetizadores de 2.5 kHz. Esto es necesario para trabajar con determinadas frecuencias de banda estrecha (12.5 kHz).

Admite configuraciones de usuario de preferencias y ofrece la posibilidad de imprimir los campos de información del proveedor en el reporte de documentos del cliente.

R01.00
Compatible con el radio EM200.

Función de arrastre entre modelos y productos.

Posibilidad de renombrar personalidades, sistemas y listas

Compatibilidad para la configuración simultánea de varias selecciones. Por ejemplo, se pueden crear varios sistemas MDC y, a continuación, seleccionarlos todos en la vista de árbol y definir el mismo valor de ID primario para todos los sistemas simultáneamente.

3. Requisitos del sistema
Sistema operativo
Parches requeridos

Microsoft® Windows® 98 First Edition
Windows 98 Year 2000 Update

Windows 98 Year 2000 Update 2

Actualizacion del Sistema

Microsoft® Windows® 98 Second Edition

Microsoft® Windows® Millennium Edition

Microsoft® Windows® NT 4.0
SP5 o posterior, con la excepción de SP6 (se admite SP6a)

Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Professional

Microsoft® Windows® XP Home/Professional Edition

Microsoft® Windows® 7

Recomendaciones de hardware

· La aplicación necesita aproximadamente 16 MB de espacio libre en disco en el equipo. No obstante, si dispone de más espacio, podrá guardar archivos de almacenamiento de sus radios. El tamaño de los archivos de almacenamiento depende de las funciones del radio activadas. Por norma general, se puede calcular una media de 75 KB por archivo.

· Con respecto a la velocidad del procesador y la RAM, siga las recomendaciones de Microsoft sobre la versión del sistema operativo que utilice.

· Para obtener una interfaz gráfica de usuario óptima, utilice una configuración de pantalla de 1024x768 y 65.536 colores como mínimo (letras pequeñas).

· Una unidad de CD-ROM

· Un puerto serie o USB con adaptador de puerto serie. El adaptador de puerto serie USB BF-810 de BAFO(R) se ha probado y funciona correctamente con la aplicación CPS.

4. Instalación, actualizaciones y desinstalación
Instalación
Si utiliza Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional o Microsoft Windows XP Home/Professional Edition y desea instalar el software, debe poseer derechos de administrador en el equipo de destino.

Siga los pasos siguientes:

Inserte el CD-ROM de instalación en la unidad correspondiente.
Si el proceso de instalación no se inicia en 30 segundos, es probable que la función de ejecución automática de CD-ROM del sistema operativo esté desactivada. En tal caso, busque el archivo autorun.exe en el CD-ROM y ejecútelo. Por ejemplo, si la unidad del CD-ROM es la E:\, busque dicha unidad y pulse sobre autorun.exe.
Si una versión anterior del CPS ya ha sido instalada, se le dará la opción de "Reparar" o "Eliminar". Si usted está actualizando el CPS, elimine la versión anterior y comience el proceso de instalación nuevamente. Si usted está reinstalando el CPS, elija la opción de "Reparar".

Siga los siguientes pasos para instalarel paquete de CPS directamente desde un archivo tipo ".zip":

Desempaque ("unzip") el paquete del CPS a un directorio en su disco local.
Revise este directorio y ejecute el programa "autorun.exe".
Si una versión anterior del CPS ya ha sido instalada, se le dará la opción de "Reparar" o "Eliminar". Si usted está actualizando el CPS, elimine la versión anterior y comience el proceso de instalación nuevamente. Si usted está reinstalando el CPS, elija la opción de "Reparar".
Actualizaciones
Durante el proceso de actualización, las preferencias y la información del proveedor se volverán a configurar con los valores de fabrica. Será necesario comprobar estos datos después de haber instalado la nueva versión y realizar los cambios necesarios.

Para actualizar una versión anterior de este software, es necesario eliminar primero dicha versión (consulte las instrucciones de la siguiente sección). A continuación, podrá instalar esta versión.

Esta versión puede abrir cualquier archivo creado con versiones anteriores. Además, es compatible con todas las versiones de codeplug anteriores, de modo que también podrá leer, escribir y clonar radios anteriores.

Desinstalación
Pulse el botón Inicio de la barra de herramientas del sistema operativo y seleccione Configuración > Panel de control. En este panel, elija la opción Agregar o quitar programas. Seleccione el elemento correspondiente a Commerical Series Customer Programming Software en el cuadro donde constan los programas instalados y, a continuación, pulse el botón Agregar o quitar.

5. Observaciones importantes
Se detallan a continuación algunos problemas conocidos que presenta la versión latest Motorola Commercial Series CPS.

Si el tamaño de letra de la configuración de pantalla está definida como de tipo personalizado en lugar de usar la opción de Letras pequeñas o Letras grandes, la barra de herramientas y la carpeta de personalidades convencionales no se visualizarán correctamente.
El proceso de instalación no define una ruta estandard para los archivos de almacenamiento. Por lo tanto, el usuario deberá migrar al directorio seleccionado la primera vez que se guarde un archivo.
6. Aviso Legal
Microsoft® y Windows® son marcas registradas de Microsoft, Inc.

Motorola® es una marca registrada de Motorola, Inc.

BAFO® es una marca registrada de BAFO Technologies, Inc.

Este producto incluye software desarrollado por Apache Software Foundation (http://www.apache.org/). Para obtener más información, consulte MOTOROLA_PAS_LEGAL_NOTICES_EULA_FILE-CPS.

TETRA Terminals MR5.12 Software Release (CPS R6C.639.03)

2010-11-17T20:49:00.001+03:00

Introduction
The Global TETRA Terminal team is please to announce the ship
acceptance of MR5.12 Software Release.
MR5.12 is the latest software release for Tetra Terminals MTM800,
MTM800E, MTH800, MTP850, MTP850 3L, MTP850S, MTP850FuG,
MTP850Ex, MTP810Ex, CEP400 and MTP830, it replaces MR5.11, MR5.11.1
and MR5.11.3 shipping from the factory and MR5.11.2 provided for field
upgrade.

New features in MR5.12
• Short Data Service over End to End Encryption (SDS over E2EE)
Note: SDS over E2EE is only supported on the MACE UCM with
newly released software version R02.12.07 or above.
It is not for BSI ‘SIM’ based encryption
• Location Information Protocol Temporary Reporting Control of
GPS. Also known as ‘LIP Throttling’
• User Selectable Functions for Rotary Knob Mode
• Immediate Text Messaging to Terminal
• Roaming Control
• Never go to a Local Site Trunking site
• Soft Alpha Numeric Keypad on Limited Keypad Terminals
• Louder and Adjustable Emergency Tone in Earpiece
• TMO and DMO Configurable Power Setting for Handportables
with 1.8W enabled.
• CPS Upgrade/downgrade
• CESG Approval
• Updates required to address hardware component obsolescence.

Features from previous releases that are now available on additional Terminals.
The following features have been released previously on selected
Terminals and are now made available on others.
• Return to WAP Screen if WAP session is Interrupted
• Audio Performance Improvements with Extra Loud RSM
• Chinese Alphabetic sort and searching by Pinyin (simplified
Chinese) or BoPoMoFo (traditional Chinese) or Stroke
• Automatic Appending of Received Message to Outgoing Template
Short Data Service Message
• Loudspeaker Mute Selection – permanent or temporary
• Kill
• Call Out
• Secondary Control Channel
• Private Call/SDS via ESN/MS-ISDN
• Automatic Keylock
• SDS Outbox
• PTT Double-Push
• Stopping Alert Tone & Pausing Alert Tone upon PTT is possible
[Call Out Alert Tone Changes]
• iTM Improvements
• Mobility Improvements (SC-G, Mobility Logging)
• Signed USB drivers for CPS and iTM
• CPS Pre-defined Templates addressed with MS-ISDN
• SDS Remote Control
• Static IP in TMO (via cps) Ipv4
• Manufacture, Type and Ser No in Service Mode
• Call History List (add time)
• CPS Programming time improvements
• Addition of French into Euro Pack 1 Language pack.

Software Enablement Kit
Orderable features remain available via an appropriate software
enablement kit which consists of a dongle GM0193A with the appropriate
number of purchased licenses for one or more features. Each license
activates only ONE matching feature per bodyworn radio unit at the same
time as it is provisioned.
The new orderable features are:
• QA01847AA - - Enable Short Data Service over End to End
Encryption ( note: only applicable to hardware E2EE module
equipped Terminals)
• QA01848AA - - Enable Immediate Text Message.
These are in addition to the existing orderable features:
• QA00175AA - - Enable WAP Feature
• QA00177AA - - Enable GPS Feature
• QA00176AA - - Enable Multislot Packet Data
• QA00771AA - - Enable Enhanced Security Feature
• QA00772AA - - Enable Permanent Disable Feature
• QA01089AA - - Enable Call Out Feature
• QA01090AA - - Enable RUA/RUI Feature
• QA01261AA - - Enable SCCH Feature
• QA01003AA - - Permanent Disable V2 Kill/Unkill
• QA01275AA - - Enable Dual Control Head
• QA01276AA - - Enable Aim Feature
• QA01403AA - - Toggle RF Power Class
• QA00993AA - - Enable Mandown Feature
• QA01628AA - - Enable RMS/FMS
• QA01629AA - - Enable SDS Remote Control
• QA01652AA - - Enable Cell Select By Talkgroup
• QA01746AA - - Enable WAP Push

ASTRO 25 Tuner R05.04.00

2010-11-17T20:46:00.000+03:00

===============================================================
ASTRO 25 Tuner R05.04.00
===============================================================

This new version of the Tuner includes support for the VISTA operating
system, in addition, the frequency range has been updated for 900 MHz radios
for Transmitter Test Pattern and Bit Error Rate features.

Attention VISTA users:

The following configuration on Vista Home Premium and Business Premium
needs to be set for the CPS to function properly.

• Vista Theme should be set to “Windows Classic”
• whe saving radio's tuner information to a file, then ame of the
file should not exceed 30 characters.
• Vista Compatible Printer is required for using the Print
functionality in the CPS.

IMPORTANT !!: If installing CPS R09.00.00, please make sure to also
install Tuner R05.03.00 or this version of the Tuner. Previous versions
of the Tuner are not compatible with CPS R09.00.00 or later.

Radio Models Supported:
=======================
This software supports the following radios:
XTS 1500
XTS 2500
XTS 4000
XTS 5000
SSE 5000
MT 1500
PR 1500
ASTRO Spectra Plus
XTL 1500
XTL 2500
XTL 5000
PM 1500
HPD 1000 modem

Supported features: (Please refer to the Help text for
=================== model applicability)

Transmitter Alignment features:
------------------------------
PA Bias
Reference Oscillator
HPD Tx Open Loop Power
HPD Tx IQ Balance
HPD Tx Autopower
HPD Tx Closed Loop Power
Power Detection Calibration
Tx Power (High/Mid/Low)
Tx Power Characterization
Tx Current Limit
Tx Deviation Balance
Tx Deviation Limit

Receiver Alignment feature:
---------------------------
Front-end filter

Performance Testing features:
----------------------------
Bit Error Rate
Transmitter test pattern
HPD Bit Error Rate
HPD Carrier Feedthru

Other features:
---------------
Battery Calibration
Microphone Sensitivity
Save data to file
Restore data from file to radio
Print

Supported Operating Systems:
============================
RS232 Operation:

Windows NT 4.0 (SP 6 or higher)
Windows 2000 Professional
Windows XP (Home Edition and Professional )
Windows Vista (Home Premium and Business Premium)
Note: (Pre-installed only, XP upgrade from other
Operating systems is not supported at this time.)
Windows ME and Windows 98 are no longer supported.
You may choose to proceed with the installation, but
some features might not be functioning properly.
Upgrading the operating system is highly recommended.

USB Operation:
Windows XP (service pack 1 or higher)
Windows 2000 (service pack 2 or higher)
Windows Vista
USB is not supported for Windows NT

Installation:
=============
1) When you insert the Installation CD into the CD-ROM drive, the
installation will start automatically if you have auto start enabled
for your PC. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software.
2) Please refer to the CPS Programming Installation Guide, which you
received with this software for more detailed information. It is
essential to follow these instructions in order for communication
between the PC and radio to work properly.

Connecting the PC to the radio:
===============================
Do not use the Radio Interface Box (RIB), Smart Radio Interface
Box (SRIB) or any of the cables that plug into those boxes.

Use only the following direct PC to radio cables:

XTS 1500/ XTS 2500/ XTS 5000/ MT 1500/ PR 1500 RS232 cable = RKN4106
XTS 1500/ XTS 2500/ XTS 5000/ MT 1500/ PR 1500 USB cable = RKN4105
SSE 5000 RS232 cable = RKN4122
SSE 5000 USB cable = RKN4121

ASTRO Spectra Plus / XTL 5000 RS232 cable = HKN6155

XTL 5000 (with 'O5' Control Head)/
XTL 2500/ XTL 1500/ PM 1500 RS232 GCAI cable = HKN6183

XTL 5000 (with 'O5' Control Head)/
XTL 2500/ XTL 1500/ PM 1500 USB GCAI cable = HKN6184

HPD 1000 USB Cable = HKN6177A (6 ft) or HKN6178A (16.5 ft)

Note: When using the USB cable, be sure to always click "Yes" on the
Digital Signature window whenever it is displayed by the operating system.
Note that the USB cable can be used only with Windows XP Service Pack 1 or
higher and Windows 2000 Service Pack 2 or higher operating systems.

Known issues:
=============
1) In the event that PC to radio communications fail even after
attempting to read the radio multiple times, it might be necessary
to reset the communications by either turning the radio off/on or
by disconnecting/reconnecting the cable connected to the radio.

2) PC to radio communications will sometimes fail if you attempt
to read the radio immediately after closing the previous tuning
session. Wait for the "hourglass" to disappear before reading
the radio again.

3) When communicating with the radio over USB on Windows 2000 SP2,
certain PC configurations along with specific error conditions
may cause the PC to reboot or display a blue screen. To limit the
possibility of occurrence, be sure that your PC meets the minimum
specifications and be certain that the radio is turned on and the
cables are properly connected when attempting to read the radio.

4) When entering data in the Transmit Power Characterization screen,
the values used must be measured values, any other values might
generate unpredictable results.

5) The XTL radios and the HPD modem take longer to reset than
the ASTRO Spectra Plus radios. When tuning these radios, allow enough
time for the radio to reset before attempting to read/tune the radio
again.

6) During HPD BER testing, the Rx Frequency should NOT be changed while
the test is running. If the Rx Frequency needs to be changed, please
STOP the test, change the frequency, then start the test again.

7) During the HPD BER testing, it is not recomended to transmit while
the Rx test is running.

Professional Radios Firmware / Codeplug Upgrade Kit R01.04.03

2010-09-26T04:51:00.004+04:00

=======================================================================================

FIRMWARE/ CODEPLUG UPGRADE KIT RELEASE NOTE

=======================================================================================

Product : Professional Radios Firmware/ Codeplug Upgrade Kit
Release : R01.04.03
Date : 02-July-2009
Language : English
Supporting OS : Win95,Win98,Win2k,WinNT,WinXP

=======================================================================================

PURPOSE OF THIS RELEASE

=======================================================================================

Supported features:

- Update Tx high power with the Tx low power value
- Update PABias high with the PABias low value
- Up-version the Extended Waris/ Extended Lazarus EPP radios to software version R01.04.03
and codeplug is updated to the latest version as shown below.
- The tuning data and the CPS programming data will be preserved.

Supported Software versions:

- Only official radio software release version and bands.
In this version:
R01.00.00, R01.00.01, R01.01.00, R01.01.02, R01.02.07,
R01.03.08, R01.03.11, R01.03.20, R01.03.21, R01.03.22,
B01.03.25, R01.03.25, R01.03.26, R01.03.30, B01.03.54,
R01.03.54, R01.03.57, R01.03.58, B01.03.60, R01.03.60,
R01.03.62, B01.03.63, R01.03.64, B01.03.65, R01.03.66,
R01.03.68, R01.03.71, R01.03.73, B01.04.01, R01.04.01,
R01.04.03

- Supported EPP Models:

Model Number Super Tanapa Description Codeplug version
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
H25KDC9GB3 PMUD1649B MTX900 136-174 12.5/25K 5W 2.08
H25KDC9GC3 PMUD1649B ATS2500 136-174 12.5/25K 5W 2.08
H25KDC9GE3 PMUD1649B PPR 136-174 12.5/25K 5W 2.08
H25KDH9GB6 PMUD1650B MTX960 136-174 12.5/25K 5W DISPLAY 2.09
H25KDH9GC6 PMUD1650B ATS2500 136-174 12.5/25K 5W DISPLAY 2.09
H25KDH9GE6 PMUD1650B PPR 136-174 12.5/25K 5W DISPLAY 2.09
H25RCH4GC6 PMUE2215C GP580 UHF1 K/P S/Zone ATEX (12.5khz) 2.14
H25RCH4GC6 PMUE2215C ATS2500 UHF1 K/P S/Zone ATEX (12.5khz) 2.14
H25RCH4GC6 PMUE2215D GP580 UHF1 K/P S/Zone ATEX (12.5khz) 2.14
H25RCH4GC6 PMUE2215E GP580 UHF1 K/P S/Zone ATEX (12.5khz) 2.14
H25RCH6GC6 PMUE2255C GP580 UHF1 K/P S/Zone ATEX (25.0khz) 2.14
H25RCH6GC6 PMUE2255C ATS2500 UHF1 K/P S/Zone ATEX (25.0khz) 2.14
H25RCH6GC6 PMUE2255D GP580 UHF1 K/P S/Zone ATEX (25.0khz) 2.14
H25RCH6GC6 PMUE2255E GP580 UHF1 K/P S/Zone ATEX (25.0khz) 2.14
H25RDC9GB3 PMUE1678B MTX900 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W 2.11
H25RDC9GC3 PMUE1678B ATS2500 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W 2.11
H25RDC9GE3 PMUE1678B PPR UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W 2.11
H25RDH9GB6 PMUE1679B MTX960 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.12
H25RDH9GC6 PMUE1679B ATS2500 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.12
H25RDH9GE6 PMUE1679B PPR UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.12
H25RDH9GB6 PMUE1679C MTX960 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.12
H25RDH9GC6 PMUE1679C ATS2500 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.12
H25RDH9GE6 PMUE1679C PPR UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.12
H25RDC9GB3 PMUE1678C MTX900 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W 2.11
H25RDC9GC3 PMUE1678C ATS2500 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W 2.11
H25RDC9GE3 PMUE1678C PPR UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W 2.11
H25SDC9GB3 PMUE1680B MTX900 450-527 12.5/25K 4W 2.08
H25SDC9GC3 PMUE1680B ATS2500 450-527 12.5/25K 4W 2.08
H25SDC9GE3 PMUE1680B PPR 450-527 12.5/25K 4W 2.08
H25SDC9GB3 PMUE1680C MTX900 450-527 12.5/25K 4W 2.09
H25SDC9GC3 PMUE1680C ATS2500 450-527 12.5/25K 4W 2.09
H25SDC9GE3 PMUE1680C PPR 450-527 12.5/25K 4W 2.09
H25SDH9GB6 PMUE1681B MTX960 450-527 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.09
H25SDH9GC6 PMUE1681B ATS2500 450-527 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.09
H25SDH9GE6 PMUE1681B PPR 450-527 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.09
H25SDH9GB6 PMUE1681C MTX960 450-527 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.10
H25SDH9GC6 PMUE1681C ATS2500 450-527 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.10
H25SDH9GE6 PMUE1681C PPR 450-527 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.10
H25KCH4GC6 PMUD1971A (ATS2500) GP580 VHF K/P S/Zone ATEX (12.5khz) 2.12
H25KCH4GC6 PMUD1971B (ATS2500) GP580 VHF K/P S/Zone ATEX (12.5khz) 2.12
H25KCH6GC6 PMUD2047A (ATS2500) GP580 VHF K/P S/Zone ATEX (25.0khz) 2.12
H25KCH6GC6 PMUD2047B (ATS2500) GP580 VHF K/P S/Zone ATEX (25.0khz) 2.12
H25UCC6FB3 PMUF1063C MTX900 800 25K 2.5W (Public Safety) 2.12
H25UCC6FC3 PMUF1063C ATS2500 800 25K 2.5W (Public Safety) 2.12
H25UCC6FE3 PMUF1063C PPR 800 25K 2.5W (Public Safety) 2.12
H25UCC6GB3 PMUF1046C MTX900 800 25K 2.5W 2.12
H25UCC6GC3 PMUF1046C PPR 800 25K 2.5W 2.12
H25UCC6GE3 PMUF1046C ATS2500 800 25K 2.5W 2.12
H25UCH6FB6 PMUF1064C MTX900 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY (Public Safety) 2.12
H25UCH6FC6 PMUF1064C ATS2500 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY (Public Safety) 2.12
H25UCH6FE6 PMUF1064C PPR 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY (Public Safety) 2.12
H25UCH6GB6 PMUF1047C MTX960 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY 2.12
H25UCH6GC6 PMUF1047C ATS2500 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY 2.12
H25UCH6GE6 PMUF1047C PPR 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY 2.12

- Supported non-EPP Models:

Model Number Super Tanapa Description Codeplug version
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
H25KDC9GB3 PMUD1649A MTX900 136-174 12.5/25K 5W 2.07
H25KDC9GC3 PMUD1649A ATS2500 136-174 12.5/25K 5W 2.07
H25KDC9GE3 PMUD1649A PPR 136-174 12.5/25K 5W 2.07
H25KDH9GB6 PMUD1650A MTX960 136-174 12.5/25K 5W DISPLAY 2.07
H25KDH9GC6 PMUD1650A ATS2500 136-174 12.5/25K 5W DISPLAY 2.07
H25KDH9GE6 PMUD1650A PPR 136-174 12.5/25K 5W DISPLAY 2.07
H25PDC9GB3 PMUD1651A MTX900 330-400 12.5/25K 4W 2.10
H25PDC9GC3 PMUD1651A ATS2500 330-400 12.5/25K 4W 2.10
H25PDC9GE3 PMUD1651A PPR 330-400 12.5/25K 4W 2.10
H25PDH9GB6 PMUD1652A MTX960 330-400 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.10
H25PDH9GC6 PMUD1652A ATS2500 330-400 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.10
H25PDH9GE6 PMUD1652A PPR 330-400 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.10
H25RDC9GB3 PMUE1678A MTX900 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W 2.10
H25RDC9GC3 PMUE1678A ATS2500 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W 2.10
H25RDC9GE3 PMUE1678A PPR UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W 2.10
H25RDH9GB6 PMUE1679A MTX960 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.10
H25RDH9GC6 PMUE1679A ATS2500 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.10
H25RDH9GE6 PMUE1679A PPR UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.10
H25SDC9GB3 PMUE1680A MTX900 450-527 12.5/25K 4W 2.07
H25SDC9GC3 PMUE1680A ATS2500 450-527 12.5/25K 4W 2.07
H25SDC9GE3 PMUE1680A PPR 450-527 12.5/25K 4W 2.07
H25SDH9GB6 PMUE1681A MTX960 450-527 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.07
H25SDH9GC6 PMUE1681A ATS2500 450-527 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.07
H25SDH9GE6 PMUE1681A PPR 450-527 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.07
H25UCC6FB3 PMUF1063A MTX900 800 25K 2.5W (Public Safety) 2.10
H25UCC6FC3 PMUF1063A ATS2500 800 25K 2.5W (Public Safety) 2.10
H25UCC6FE3 PMUF1063A PPR 800 25K 2.5W (Public Safety) 2.10
H25UCC6GB3 PMUF1046A MTX900 800 25K 2.5W 2.10
H25UCC6GC3 PMUF1046A ATS2500 800 25K 2.5W 2.10
H25UCC6GE3 PMUF1046A PPR 800 25K 2.5W 2.10
H25UCH6FB6 PMUF1064A MTX900 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY (Public Safety) 2.10
H25UCH6FC6 PMUF1064A ATS2500 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY (Public Safety) 2.10
H25UCH6FE6 PMUF1064A PPR 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY (Public Safety) 2.10
H25UCH6GB6 PMUF1047A MTX960 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY 2.10
H25UCH6GC6 PMUF1047A ATS2500 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY 2.10
H25UCH6GE6 PMUF1047A PPR 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY 2.10
H25WCC4GB3 PMUF1059A MTX900 900 12.5K 3W 2.08
H25WCC4GC3 PMUF1059A ATS2500 900 12.5K 3W 2.08
H25WCC4GE3 PMUF1059A PPR 900 12.5K 3W 2.08
H25WCC6GB3 PMUF1059A MTX900 900 12.5K 3W 2.08
H25WCC6GC3 PMUF1059A ATS2500 900 12.5K 3W 2.08
H25WCC6GE3 PMUF1059A PPR 900 12.5K 3W 2.08
H25WCC4GB3 PMUF1059B MTX900 900 12.5K 3W 2.09
H25WCC4GC3 PMUF1059B ATS2500 900 12.5K 3W 2.09
H25WCC4GE3 PMUF1059B PPR 900 12.5K 3W 2.09
H25WCH4GB6 PMUF1060A MTX960 900 12.5K 3W DISPLAY 2.08
H25WCH4GC6 PMUF1060A ATS2500 900 12.5K 3W DISPLAY 2.08
H25WCH4GE6 PMUF1060A PPR 900 12.5K 3W DISPLAY 2.08
H25WCH6GB6 PMUF1060A MTX960 900 12.5K 3W DISPLAY 2.08
H25WCH6GC6 PMUF1060A ATS2500 900 12.5K 3W DISPLAY 2.08
H25WCH6GE6 PMUF1060A PPR 900 12.5K 3W DISPLAY 2.08
H25WCH4GB6 PMUF1060B MTX960 900 12.5K 3W DISPLAY 2.09
H25WCH4GC6 PMUF1060B ATS2500 900 12.5K 3W DISPLAY 2.09
H25WCH4GE6 PMUF1060B PPR 900 12.5K 3W DISPLAY 2.09

=======================================================================================

WARNING

=======================================================================================

PLEASE READ: WARNING’S FOR ALL RADIO TYPES

PLEASE SAVE YOUR EXISTING CODEPLUG AS AN ARCHIVE FILE. The codeplug programming
information may be lost after the update process therefore, it is recommended to read the
radio using the CPS, and save an archive of the radio's codeplug before starting the update
process. After the update, this archive can now be used to recover the codeplug programming
information by programming the archive back into the radio.

Ensure the radio updating process is not interrupted. Interruption will cause the radio
not to operate anymore and attempting to update the radio again will NOT be successful.

Do NOT create a shortcut of the program (e.g. on your desktop), the program might not
be able to find the data files in that case!

Do not remove the programming cable or turn off the radio while the update is in progress.

In case of failure during the updating, a message box will appear to guide the user to
recover from the failure, if possible.

The flashing rate can be changed only by restarting the program.

You may not run more than one copy of the program at the same time.

Baud rate 115k can only be supported by certain Radio Interface Boxes (RIB).
Use 19k baud rate when using a RIB. RKN4075A RIBless cable supports 115k baud.

=======================================================================================

How to install and run this software

=======================================================================================

Installation of the software can be completed by double clicking
the setup file "Waris-X_Upgrade_Kit-R01.04.03.exe",and can be
started through:
Programs Menu-> All Programs-> Motorola-> Professional Radios Waris-X Upgrade Kit->
Waris-X Firmware(R01.04.03) and Codeplug Upgrade Kit.

Do NOT create a shortcut of the program e.g. on your desktop,the program
might not be able to find the data files in that case !

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

For the usage of this software the following radio accessories
are required:

1) Conventional Radio
- Flash adapter, P/N HLN9742
and (i)
- Radio Interface Box, P/N RLN4008
with battery or power supply
- RIB to PC cable, P/N 3080369B72 (9pin) or 3080369B71 (25pin)
- Programming/test cable, P/N RKN4074A

or (ii)(Only for Conventional Radio)

- RIBless programming cable, P/N RKN4075A

By using equipment (i) the Flash adapter has to be connected
between the Radio Interface Box and the Programming/test cable.
Maximum baud rate for this equipment is 19,200 Bd.

By using equipment (ii) the Flash adapter has to be connected
between the PC and the RIBless programming cable.

For Flash Adapter HLN9742B, "Flash mode on" means switch
position "A", position "B" is NOT used for portable radios.

=======================================================================================

INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT UPGRADING PROCESS

=======================================================================================

The following instructions detail the operations of the Firmware Kit:

(Note: These instructions must be followed in the exact order to work properly):

1. Read through the README file and make sure your radio meets the updating
specifications. The README file can be found by going through Start Menu
>> Programs >> Motorola >> Professional Radios Waris-X Upgrade Kit >>
Waris-X Firmware(R01.04.03) and Codeplug Upgrade Kit >> README.

These instructions must be followed in the exact order for the radio
updating to work properly.

2. Start the Firmware Kit by going to Start menu >> Programs >> Motorola >>
Professional Radios Waris-X Upgrade Kit >> Waris-X Firmware(R01.04.03) and
Codeplug Upgrade Kit >> Waris-X Firmware(R01.04.03) and Codeplug Upgrade Kit>>
UpgradeKit.exe.

3. Connect a fully charged battery or a power supply to a radio and turn the
radio on. Ensure that the radio has powered up properly.

4. Attach the programming cable to the radio. Connect the other end of the
programming cable to the computer or Radio Interface Box (RIB) through
the flashing adapter (HLN9742B). Ensure that the flashing adapter is set
to "OFF" position.

5. After the Firmware Kit is launched and only on the first attempt of updating,
the flash Baud rate configuration dialog box will appear. The default baud
rate is 19,200. Select "OK" if you want to use the default value or you can
select a different baud rate and then click the "OK" button.

6. Once the update screen appears, select from the drop down menu "Radio Access >
Upgrade Radio > " or click the "Upgrade Radio" button. Read and follow the
instructions and click the 'Start Upgrade' button.

7. You will now see a status bar indicating the checking of radio data.

8. Set the flash adapter to 'ON' position.

9. Remove the power from the radio and then reconnect the power.

#Note:
THE RADIOS DISPLAY WILL BE BLANK AND THE RADIO WILL APPEAR TO BE NONFUNCTIONAL
EVEN THOUGH THE "on/off" KNOB IS IN THE "ON" POSITION. THIS IS CORRECT!!! THE
RADIO IS ACTUALLY IN BOOTSTRAP MODE WHICH IS REQUIRED FOR FLASHING!

10. Click the "OK" button to continue with the updating process.

11. You will now see a status bar indicating the percentage of completion.

12. Once flashing is completed, remove the programming cable and set the flash
adapter to "OFF" position.
(This is very important, even if you are going to update another radio).

13. To update another radio, attach the programming cable, and go to step #3.

============================================================================

TROUBLESHOOTING

============================================================================

If Firmware Kit will not start

1. Make sure this is an original version of the kit and not copied off another
computer.
2. Make sure another copy is not running on your computer.

If an error is returned when you select program, check the following:

1. On the Comm setting menu, make sure that the port selected is the one to
which the radio is connected.
2. Make sure the radio is on and properly connected to the computer.
3. Make sure the HLN9742B adapter is in the OFF position.

If an error is returned immediately after the radio is put in bootstrap and Ok
is clicked put the adapter in the OFF position, put the radio off, on and try
again.

Adjusting Transmit Buffer:
1. Press Start button.
2. Select Setting and click on Control Panel.
3. Double click on System.
4. Select the Device Manager tab and double click on the Communication Port (COM1).
5. Select the Port Settings tab and click on the Advanced button.
6. Adjust the Transmit Buffer to one step lower than the highest.

============================================================================

WARNING

============================================================================

Ensure radio flashing is not interrupted. Interruption will cause the radio
not to operate anymore. Trying to flash the radio again will not work.
The radio has to be returned to the depot for service.

============================================================================
Current Release : Extended Waris Portable Firmware R01.04.03
Previous Release : Extended Waris Portable Firmware R01.04.01

Astro 25 Mobile CPS R14.00.00

2010-08-07T05:41:00.008+04:00

============================================
ASTRO 25 Mobile CPS R14.00.00
============================================

- VISTA with Service Pack 1 is supported in R12.00.00 CPS and higher!
(see 'For VISTA Users' section below).

- If both portable and mobile CPS's are used, it is recommended to
update both at the same time, and tutorials should be installed
with BOTH versions.

- POP25 feature is NOT supported with VISTA operating system.

New Radio Features Supported:
=============================
NOTE: FIRMWARE VERSION R14.00.00 or HIGHER IS REQUIRED FOR THE
FOLLOWING FEATURES TO WORK IN THE RADIO:

- Encrypted & Integrated Data

- Dynamic System Resilience

- Hot Auxiliary Microphone (Accessory Mic) for XTL radios.

- System Wide Key select for ASTRO 25 Systems
Note: Future Radio feature. Please check firmware release notes for details.

Detailed information for each of these features can be found in the
CPS help. Help can be accessed from the CPS menu by selecting Help->
CPS Help Topics.

Customer Reported Issues Resolved:
==================================

- Failsoft Connect Tone accessibility with Advanced System Key.

- Auto Generate IP Address and Auto Generate Target IP Address values are preserved after FLASHport Upgrade.

- Column Width Adjustment for Print feature.

- Advanced System Key Programming History is preserved after Clone.

For VISTA Users:
================

The following configuration on Vista Home Premium and Business Premium
needs to be set for the CPS to function properly:

- Vista Theme should be set to Windows Classic.
- Codeplug archive names should not exceed 30 characters.
- A Vista compatible printer is required for using the Print
functionality in the CPS.
- In order for the PDA to synch successfully with CPS on Vista, Windows
Mobile Device Center should be used. It can be downloaded from
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/devicecenter.mspx,
- User Access Control should be turned OFF before using CPS

Features that do not work with User Access Control (UAC) ON:
- Feature Access Setup
- PDA: ASTRO 25 CPS Tool will not install
- Any feature that uses log files such as POP25 Programmer

Tutorials Update:
==================
Due to the newly added support for Vista, the tutorials and help engine
have been updated to a new format. Required modifications to the new help
format require Microsoft Internet Explorer version 6 or above. Microsoft
shipped Internet Explorer version 6 in 2001.
Thirteen of the online help tutorial files have been converted from an
AVI format (.avi) to the Adobe Flash (.swf) format. The .avi to .swf
conversion saves over 250 megabytes of harddrive space.
All tutorial lessons are now in the Flash format. These tutorial lessons require
Flash Player version 6 or above to be installed. Flash version 6 was shipped in 2002.
Currently there are approximately 60 tutorial lessons requiring about 70
megabytes of harddrive space. The tutorials are always installed in a
Tutorials subfolder for each of the CPS applications.
It is strongly recommended to install the tutorials with this new version
of the CPS. Previous tutorial versions are not recognized by R12.00.00 CPS
or higher.

Note: Double-clicking a link within the help text might generate a error
message.

Important Change Control Head information:
==========================================
Make sure to perform the following steps when changing to 'O5/O3'
control head from Wx control heads in the XTL 5000 radio:

1) FLASHport upgrade the radio using appropriate 'Refresh' FLASHkey
2) From the Change Control Head Window in the CPS, select the new "O5"
control head
3) Write the codeplug to the radio
4) Physically change the old control head to the new "O5" or "O3"
control head

More information can be found under Help-> CPS help topics -> Index ->
'Change - to the New ASTRO 25 Control Head'

System Requirements:
====================
Operating Systems: Windows NT 4.0 (SP 6a or higher)
Windows 2000
Windows XP Home Edition
Windows XP Professional
Vista Home Premium 32-bit (SP 1 or higher)
Vista Business 32-bit (SP 1 or higher)

NOTE: XP upgrade OR Vista upgrade from other
operating systems is not supported.

Windows ME and Windows 98 are not supported.
You may choose to proceed with the installation, but
some features might not function properly. Upgrading
to a supported operating system is highly recommended.

Hardware Requirements:
======================
Processor 400 MHz or higher Pentium grade Processor
Vista requires 1 GHz

Memory 512 MB RAM minimum for all supported operating
system except for Vista. Vista minimum requirement
is 1 GB of System memory

Hard Disk Space 1 Gigabyte Drive with 250 MB minimum free space
(for a Typical Installation, including Help
Audio-VisualTutorials) or 150 MB minimum free
space (for a Compact installation)
40 GB hard drive for Vista

Peripherals Microsoft Windows supported Mouse or Trackball
Microsoft Windows supported Serial Port
for radio communication
Microsoft Windows supported Printer Port
for report printing
CD-ROM for software installation

NOTE: For computers that are not equipped with
a serial port, radio communications may be
possible with the use of an off-the-shelf
USB to RS232 converter, such as the IOGEAR
USB to Serial/PDA Converter Cable.

Known Issues:
=============
1) Drop down items in table fields cannot be accessed when using Windows XP
Professional "Windows XP Style" display. If this issue is encountered,
change the display setting to "Windows Classic Style" for proper
functionality.
2) Attempting to Read from or Write to a radio with the CPS while the Tuner,
Data Link Manager, or synchronization software for a PDA is open and
communicating with a radio will cause a communication failure.
3) Due to French import laws, the Microsoft encryption support used to
create archive (.cpg) files with the CPS (Customer Programming Software)
is not available on the French version of the Windows Operating Systems.
Therefore, there is no way to save archive files when the CPS is
installed on the French version of Windows. Until import laws are
changed such that Microsoft can provide encryption support, this feature
can not be addressed.
4) Under Tools->FLASHport->Read Radio Configuration, closing the dialog box
by pressing the 'X' in the upper right of the dialog while the application
is still busy (the cursor is shaped like an hourglass) may terminate the
application.
5) Memory issues have been reported when 3 or more sessions of the CPS are
open at the same time.
6) Very seldom, communication errors might be encountered during radio
read/write, if this happens, reset the radio and try again.
7) If Logitech MouseWare version 9.76 is installed on the PC, it causes
Tools>Reports to fail and enter corrupt data in the registry. This occurs
when an ampersand is entered as part of a Zone Channel name. If the
MouseWare is either removed or upgraded to MouseWare version 9.79.1 or
later, it resolves the problem.
8) PDA application does not support HPD 1000 radios.
9) Once starting to read or write codeplug via POP25, the process can't
be cancelled. Depending on the size of codeplug, this process could
take long time (3 to 8 minutes).
10) Please avoid saving an invalid codeplug with "~" characters in table fields.
Doing so may cause the application to terminate.
11) If a communications error is encountered when attempting to Clone HPD 1000
radios (mostly while running in Windows 2000), in the CPS, under View ->
Options -> Timer Options tab, change the value of 'Clone/Read/Write Timer
(sec)' field to '5' or higher.
12) If a communications error is encountered when attempting to FLASHport update
radios, in the CPS, under View -> Options -> Timer Options tab, change the
values of 'FLASHport Timer' fields to '20' or higher
13) If an Advanced System Key(ASK) fails to load, close the currently open
codeplug and reopen it. The System Key should be active, even though an error
message may appear.
14) When formatting an Advanced System Key, the 'Initialize' message may appear
several times. Please select 'Cancel' to proceed.
15) 'Failsoft Connect Tone' field can only be Advanced System Key protected if
'Connect Tone' is also protected. Specific protection for this field is not
supported.
16) Voice Files do NOT get copied when using POP25 feature.
17) "Preset Zone and Channel Enable" should NOT be enabled when using a DTMF mic.
18) Help files may not open after importing a csv file. If so, close and re-open
CPS for the help files to open successfully.

Installation:
=============
1) It is no longer required that the previous version of the application be
uninstalled before installing this release. Note that this does not allow
multiple versions to be installed, rather the already installed application
will be upgraded.
2) When the Installation CD is inserted into the CD-ROM drive, the
installation will start automatically if auto start is enabled for
the PC. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software.
3) Windows NT Installation: If the Install does not find the shlwapi.dll in
*\WINNT\System32 directory, Internet Explorer IE5.01 SP1 or above must be
installed to facilitate the XML installation, which is required for the
FLASHport feature of the CPS.
4) Please refer to the CPS Programming Installation Guide, which is
included with this software for more detailed information.
5) If a file installed by the CPS later becomes corrupted, the Repair
option on the Installation CD may be used to restore it. It is very
important that the Installation CD for the same version that is
installed on the computer is used for Repair. Use of a different
version in an attempt to Repair an installation will result in further
corruption.
6) If the PC has never had a 1-Wire USB device connected to it before, such
as the USB dongle used for FLASHkeys or Advanced keys, then plug it in right
after installation to complete the USB install. If it is not recognized or if
auto-detect can not locate the USB device driver, then point the New Hardware
Wizard's Driver installer to it in the install drive, such as
"C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers".
The wizard should then find and install the driver automatically.

Connecting the PC to the Radio:
===============================
Do not use the Radio Interface Box (RIB), Smart Radio Interface Box (SRIB)
or any of the cables that plug into those boxes. Use only the following
direct PC to radio cables:

ASTRO Spectra Plus / XTL 5000 RS232 cable = HKN6155

XTL 5000 High Power / XTL 5000 with 'O5' Control Head / XTL 2500 / XTL 1500
/ PM 1500
RS232 GCAI cable = HKN6183

XTL 5000 High Power / XTL 5000 with 'O5' Control Head / XTL 2500 / XTL 1500
/ PM 1500
USB GCAI cable = HKN6184

HPD 1000 USB Cable = HKN6177A (6 ft) or HKN6178A (16.5 ft)

When using the USB cable, be sure to always click "Yes" on the Digital
Signature window whenever it is displayed by the operating system. Note
that the USB cable can be used only with Windows XP Service Pack 1 or higher
and Windows 2000 Service Pack 2 or higher operating systems.The CPS or
Tuner application must first be installed before attaching the USB cable and
turning the radio on.

For additional cables information, go to Help-> CPS help topics -> Index ->
Part Numbers.

Programming Hints:
==================
1) For trunking customers, the first time the CPS is started, navigate to the
User Settings Dialog under the Tools menu and set up the directories where
the system key files will be stored.
2) To retrieve data from ASTRO Spectra codeplugs, first read the codeplug
into the ASTRO Spectra CPS and use the top node drag and drop feature to
copy the data into the ASTRO Spectra Plus or XTL codeplug.
Drag and drop is a very powerful and time-saving tool, but the
data should always be verified before writing to a radio. The Drag and
Drop Report can help with this verification. Please view the Drag and
Drop Tutorial included in Help for more information.
3) To get help on a field, press F1 while focus is on the field, or click on
the Help button on the tool bar (an Arrow with a question mark) and then
click on the field for which help is desired.
4) For more information on the features available in the Windows CPS, we
suggest viewing the audio-visual help tutorials. They can be accessed
from the CPS menu by selecting Help->CPS Help Topics, and then double-
clicking on CPS-User...Audio & Video Tutorials, then The Tutorials Menu.
Then select the appropriate tutorial.

ASTRO 25 Portable CPS R14.00.00

2010-08-02T02:47:00.009+04:00

===============================================
ASTRO 25 Portable CPS R14.00.00
===============================================

- VISTA with Service Pack 1 is supported in R12.00.00 CPS and higher!
(see 'For VISTA Users' section below).

- If both portable and mobile CPS's are used, it is recommended to update
both at the same time, and tutorials should be installed with BOTH versions.

- POP25 feature is NOT supported with VISTA operating system.

New Radio Features Supported:
=============================
NOTE: FIRMWARE VERSION R14.00.00 or HIGHER IS REQUIRED FOR THE
FOLLOWING FEATURES TO WORK IN THE RADIO:

- Encrypted & Integrated Data

- Dynamic System Resilience

- System Wide Key select for ASTRO 25 System
Note: Future Radio feature. Please check firmware release notes for details.

Detailed information for each of these features can be found in the CPS
help. Help can be accessed from the CPS menu by selecting Help-> CPS Help
Topics.

Customer Reported Issue Resolved:
==================================

- Failsoft Connect Tone accessibility with Advanced System Key.

- Auto Generate IP Address and Auto Generate Target IP Address values are preserved after FLASHport Upgrade.

- Column Width Adjustment for Print feature.

- Advanced System Key Programming History is preserved after Clone.

For VISTA Users:
================

The following configuration on Vista Home Premium and Business Premium needs
to be set for the CPS to function properly:

- Vista Theme should be set to Windows Classic.
- Codeplug archive names should not exceed 30 characters.
- A Vista compatible printer is required for using the Print functionality
in the CPS.
- In order for the PDA to synch successfully with CPS on Vista, Windows
Mobile Device Center should be used. It can be downloaded from
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/devicecenter.mspx.
- User Access Control should be turned OFF before using CPS.

Features that do not work with User Access Conautotrol (UAC) ON:
- Feature Access Setup
- PDA - ASTRO 25 CPS Tool will not install
- Any feature that uses log files such as POP25 Programmer

Tutorials Update:
==================
Due to the newly added support for Vista, the tutorials and help engine
have been updated to a new format. Required modifications to the new help
format require Microsoft Internet Explorer version 6 or above. Microsoft
shipped Internet Explorer version 6 in 2001.
Thirteen of the online help tutorial files have been converted from an
AVI format (.avi) to the Adobe Flash (.swf) format. The .avi to .swf
conversion saves over 250 megabytes of harddrive space.
All tutorial lessons are now in the Flash format. These tutorial lessons require
Flash Player version 6 or above to be installed. Flash version 6 was shipped in 2002.
Currently there are approximately 60 tutorial lessons requiring about 70
megabytes of harddrive space. The tutorials are always installed in a
Tutorials subfolder for each of the CPS applications.
It is strongly recommended to install the tutorials with this new version
of the CPS. Previous tutorial versions are not recognized by R12.00.00 CPS
or higher.

Note: Double-clicking a link within the help text might generate a error
message.

System Requirements:
====================
Operating Systems: Windows NT 4.0 (SP 6a or higher)
Windows 2000
Windows XP Home Edition
Windows XP Professional
Vista Home Premium 32-bit (SP 1 or higher)
Vista Business 32-bit (SP 1 or higher)

NOTE: XP upgrade OR Vista upgrade from other operating
systems is not supported.
Windows ME and Windows 98 are no longer supported.
You may choose to proceed with the installation,
but some features might not function properly.
Upgrading to a supported operating system is highly
recommended.

Hardware Requirements:
======================
Processor 400 MHz or higher Pentium grade Processor.
Vista requires 1 GHz

Memory 512 MB RAM minimum for all supported operating
systems except for Vista. Vista minimum
requirement is 1 GB of System memory

Hard Disk Space 1 Gigabyte Drive with 250 MB minimum free space
(for a Typical Installation,including Help Audio-VisualTutorials)
or 150 MB minimum free space (for a Compact installation)
40 GB hard drive for Vista

Peripherals Microsoft Windows supported Mouse or Trackball
Microsoft Windows supported Serial Port
for radio communication
Microsoft Windows supported Printer Port
for report printing
CD-ROM for software installation

NOTE: For computers that are not equipped with
a serial port, radio communications may be
possible with the use of an off-the-shelf
USB to RS232 converter, such as the IOGEAR
USB to Serial/PDA Converter Cable.

Known Issues:
=============
1) Drop down items in table fields cannot be accessed when using Windows XP
Professional "Windows XP Style" display. If this issue is encountered,
change the display setting to "Windows Classic Style" for proper
functionality.
2) Attempting to Read from or Write to a radio with the CPS while the Tuner,
Data Link Manager, or synchronization software for a PDA is open and
communicating with a radio will cause a communication failure.
3) Due to French import laws, the Microsoft encryption support used to
create archive (.cpg) files with the CPS (Customer Programming Software)
is not available on the French version of the Windows Operating Systems.
Therefore, there is no way to save archive files when the CPS is
installed on the French version of Windows. Until import laws are
changed such that Microsoft can provide encryption support, this feature
can not be addressed.
4) Under Tools->FLASHport->Read Radio Configuration, closing the dialog box
by pressing the 'X' in the upper right of the dialog while the application
is still busy (the cursor is shaped like an hourglass) may terminate the
application.
5) Memory issues have been reported when 3 or more sessions of the CPS are
open at the same time.
6) Please install the CPS before attempting to connect the radio to the PC
using the USB cable.
7) If Logitech MouseWare version 9.76 is installed on the PC, it causes
Tools>Reports to fail and enter corrupt data in the registry. This occurs
when an ampersand is entered as part of a Zone Channel name. If the
MouseWare is either removed or upgraded to MouseWare version 9.79.1 or
later, it resolves the problem.
8) Once starting to read or write codeplug via POP25, the process can't
be cancelled. Depending on the size of codeplug, this process could
take long time (3 to 8 minutes).
9) Please avoid saving an invalid codeplug with "~" characters in table fields.
Doing so may cause the application to terminate.
10) If an Advanced System Key(ASK) fails to load, close the currently open
codeplug and reopen it. The System Key should be active, even though an error
message may appear.
11) When formatting an Advanced System Key, the 'Initialize' message may appear
several times. Please select 'Cancel' to proceed.
12) 'Failsoft Connect Tone' field can only be Advanced System Key protected if
'Connect Tone' is also protected. Specific protection for this field is not
supported.
13) Voice Files do NOT get copied when using POP25 feature.
14) "Preset Zone and Channel Enable" should NOT be enabled when using a DTMF
mic.
15) Help files may not open after importing a csv file. If so, close and re-open
CPS for the help files to open successfully.

Installation:
=============
1) It is no longer required that the previous version of the application be
uninstalled before installing this release. Note that this does not allow
multiple versions to be installed, rather the already installed application
will be upgraded.
2) When the Installation CD is inserted into the CD-ROM drive, the
installation will start automatically if auto start is enabled for
the PC. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software.
3) Windows NT Installation: If the Install does not find the shlwapi.dll in
*\WINNT\System32 directory, Internet Explorer 5.01 SP1 or above must be
installed to facilitate the XML installation, which is required for the
FLASHport feature of the CPS.
4) Please refer to the CPS Programming Installation Guide, which is
included with this software for more detailed information.
5) If a file installed by the CPS later becomes corrupted, the Repair
option on the Installation CD may be used to restore it. It is very
important that the Installation CD for the same version that is
installed on the computer is used for Repair. Use of a different
version in an attempt to Repair an installation will result in further
corruption.
6) If the PC has never had a 1-Wire USB device connected to it before, such
as the USB dongle used for FLASHkeys or Advanced keys, then plug it in right
after installation to complete the USB install. If it is not recognized or if
auto-detect can not locate the USB device driver, then point the New Hardware
Wizard's Driver installer to it in the install drive, such as
"C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers".
The wizard should then find and install the driver automatically.

Connecting the PC to the Radio:
===============================
Do not use the Radio Interface Box (RIB), Smart Radio Interface Box (SRIB)
or any of the cables that plug into those boxes. Use only the following
direct PC to radio cables:

XTS 5000 / XTS 2500 / SSE 5000 / XTS 1500 / MT 1500 / PR 1500:

RS232 cable = RKN4106
USB cable = RKN4105

XTS 4000:

RS232 cable = NKN1027A
USB cable = NKN1029A

When using the USB cable, be sure to always click "Yes" on the Digital
Signature window whenever it is displayed by the operating system. Note
that the USB cable can be used only with Windows XP Service Pack 1 or higher
and Windows 2000 Service Pack 2 or higher operating systems. The CPS or
Tuner application must first be installed before attaching the USB cable and
turning the radio on.

For additional cables information, go to Help-> CPS help topics -> Index ->
Part Numbers.

Programming Hints:
==================
1) For trunking customers, the first time the CPS is started, navigate to the
User Settings Dialog under the Tools menu and set up the directories where
the system key files will be stored.
2) To retrieve data from XTS 3000 or ASTRO Saber codeplugs, first read
the codeplug into the ASTRO Saber / XTS 3000 CPS and use the top node
drag and drop feature to copy the data into the XTS 5000 or XTS 2500
codeplug. Drag and drop is a very powerful and time-saving tool, but the
data should always be verified before writing to a radio. The Drag and
Drop Report can help with this verification. Please view the Drag and
Drop Tutorial included in Help for more information.
3) To get help on a field, press F1 while focus is on the field, or click on
the Help button on the tool bar (an Arrow with a question mark) and then
click on the field for which help is desired.
4) For more information on the features available in the Windows CPS, we
suggest viewing the audio-visual help tutorials. They can be accessed
from the CPS menu by selecting Help->CPS Help Topics, and then double-
clicking on CPS-User...Audio & Video Tutorials, then The Tutorials Menu.
Then select the appropriate tutorial.

Professional GP300 / GM300 Series CPS R03.11.09

2010-07-11T18:16:00.001+04:00

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SOFTWARE RELEASE NOTE

=======================================================

PRODUCT: Professional GP300 / GM300 Series CPS

KIT No.: ENVN4005W (EMEA English)

VERSION: R03.11.09
DATE OF BUILD: 08-Jun-2010
WEB ACCESS: Compass website
http://compass.mot.com/
=======================================================

Purpose of this release

=======================================================
CPS release supporting Portable and Mobile versions of
the Professional GP300/GM300 Series 5-tone radios.

Supported radio models:
GP320, GP330, GP329 (-Plus), GP339 (-Plus), GP340, GP344,
GP360, GP380, GP388, GP366R
GM340, GM360, GM380, GM339, GM399, PRO5250, PRO7250

Supported RF bands:
LB1, LB2, LB3, 300, 330, VHF, UHF1, UHF2

=====================
NEW FEATURES / NOTES
=====================
NEW FEATURES:

Support new portable 330-400MHz models.

Supports all existing radio versions in the field as well
as the new radio versions.

A ComTool is installed into the same directory as the
CPS, to help customers having problems to access the
radio via the Com port. The tool gives a detailed
error message and gives many hints in the file
ComTool.txt how to solve the problem.

NOTE: If using the CPS mail menu, ensure that the last
changed data is saved to file.

It is possible to keep several CPS version on the
computer. If only the latest version should be used,
Uninstall any old CPS version before you install the
new one.

=======================================================

How to install and run this release

=======================================================
Hard disk installation:
---------------------
WEB ACCESS: Compass website
http://compass.mot.com/
Download the install package from the Compass website.
Start the installation by running the install package.
========================================================
Disk installation:
------------------
The files for the CPS disks downloaded from the WEB
are PKZIPed. These should be saved on your hard disk in separate
directories and then PKUNZIPed.

Copy the PKZIPED files disk_1, disk_2, disk_3, disk_4 to separate
directories and unzip it.

The extracted files should then be copied onto 1.44MB floppies,
except the README and the ZIP file. Label the disks to
disk_1, disk_2, disk_3, disk_4.

Uninstall any previous builds of the same CPS from the PC.

As the CPS is compressed it should be installed from
floppy disk.
With the DISK1 floppy in drive A type:

'A:\SETUP' for installation
=========================================================================

TCR1000 Covert TETRA Terminal MR9.11 Software Release

2010-06-26T10:11:00.001+04:00

Introduction
The Global TETRA Terminal team is pleased to announce the ship acceptance of MR9.11 Software Release.

MR9.11 is the fifth software release for this radio and, for radios equipped with UCM-M (Universal Crypto Module – MACE. Motorola’s hardware based end to end encryption module), it replaces MR9.6, MR9.6.1, MR9.6.2 and MR9.6.3 shipping from the factory with TETRA Covert Radio TCR1000.

The CPS made available with this release includes an updated EUR1 Language pack bundling control enabling English plus German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and now French to be installed together. This is only for Terminals with a display (i.e. not TCR1000)

New and updated Transceiver Tanapas
MR9.11 introduces the following radio tanapas with new encryption options.
PMUE3641A TCR1000 380-430 UCM-M AES256
PMUE3640A TCR1000 380-430 UCM-M TEA1 AES256
PMUE3644A TCR1000 380-430 UCM-M TEA2 AES256
PMUE3643A TCR1000 380-430 UCM-M TEA3 AES256
PMUE3642A TCR1000 380-430 TEA2 BSI E2EE

Note: These will be orderable by selecting one of the following options
QA01785AA TCR1000 380-430 UCM-M AES256
QA01786AA TCR1000 380-430 UCM-M TEA1 AES256
QA01787AA TCR1000 380-430 UCM-M TEA2 AES256
QA01788AA TCR1000 380-430 UCM-M TEA3 AES256

The following option is not yet orderable from the distribution centres.
QA01789AA TCR1000 380-430 TEA2 BSI E2EE
Customers requiring this tanapa should order option
TCR1000 380-430 TEA2 QA00799AA and through arrangement with Motorola service centre GMVN5612B MR5.11.3 CPS+TEA2 +BSI E2EE upgrade should be installed.

MR9.11 software is also applicable for the following radio tanapas which now include battery charging improvements compared to the previous ‘PMUExxxxA’ version, and their predecessors. Note - the orderable options have not changed.

PMUE2955B TCR1000 380-430 CLEAR
PMUE3149B TCR1000 380-430 UCM-M AES128
PMUE3151B TCR1000 380-430 TEA1
PMUE3154B TCR1000 380-430 TEA2
PMUE3152B TCR1000 380-430 TEA3
PMUE3153B TCR1000 380-430 UCM-M TEA1 AES128
PMUE3155B TCR1000 380-430 UCM-M TEA2 AES128
PMUE3157B TCR1000 380-430 UCM-M TEA3 AES128

This release also introduces the AES256 upgrade kit into the TCR1000 portfolio:
GMLN5038A MTP850/MTH800 UCM-M AES256 UPGD KIT

Distribution
The distribution centres will ship software (including this MR9.11 software) under the label 5.11.3 only with all TCR1000. MR9.11 software is distributed free of charge when ordered as part of a body-worn covert radio system

The version of Customer Programming Software (CPS) shipped under the label MR5.11.3 onwards is required for upgrading TCR1000 to MR9.11. This CPS is shared with other terminals. Codeplug configuration can be performed with earlier versions of CPS back to MR5.8

Note that the software tool called ‘CPS-Lite’ is not changed. CPS-Lite is a talkgroup manager hosted on a TETRA PDA; it enables the user to select the talkgroups that can be accessed by the talkgroup rotary switch on the RCU from those already programmed into the radio unit.

Software Enablement Kit
Orderable features remain available via an appropriate software enablement kit which consists of a dongle GM0193A with the appropriate number of purchased licenses for one or more features. Each license activates only ONE matching feature per bodyworn radio unit at the same time as it is provisioned.

The new orderable features are:
• QA01652AA - - Enable Cell Selection by Talkgroup
• QA01276AA - - Enable Air Interface Migration Feature.

These are in addition to the existing orderable features:
• QA00177AA - - Enable GPS Feature
• QA00771AA - - Enable Enhanced Security package.
• QA00772AA - - Enable Permanent Disable (KILL) Feature

Radio Firmware
The following encryption variants are released:

• R16.100.6068 (Clear with End-To-End on MACE UCM)
• R16.110.6068 (TEA1 with End-To-End on MACE UCM)
• R16.120.6068 (TEA2 with End-To-End on MACE UCM)
• R16.220.6068 (TEA2 with End-To-End on BSI SIM)
• R16.130.6068 (TEA3 with End-To-End on MACE UCM)

MR9.11 CPS
MR5.8 CPS onwards contains the CPS for TETRA Covert bodyworn radios and is also applicable for many other Tetra subscribers. The current CPS is version MR5.11.3 / MR9.11 as it applicable to both software releases.

The CPS version is R6C.623.01 and it the fifth CPS version for TCR1000.

The new CPS CD may be ordered:
GMVN5606C MR5.11.3 CPS Tetra Subscribers

WARIS 5T UPGRADE KIT SOFTWARE R03.13.00A

2010-05-24T22:19:00.007+04:00

=============================================
README FILE FOR WARIS 5T UPGRADE KIT SOFTWARE
=============================================

Product : Professional GP320/GP330/GP340/GP360/GP380/GP346/GP386/GP344R/GP388R/GP366R Series
Release : R03.13.00A
Date : 20-Apr-2010
Language : English

====================
Features For Release
====================
CURRENT KNOWN OPEN ISSUE:
- CCMPD01341441 [Port] Upgrade Kit display misleading info (Please Wait: Verifying Checksum)

FIXES THE FOLLOWING ISSUE:
- CCMPD01313014 [Port] Upgrade Kit security enhancement in order to make the application more robust.
- CCMPD01313039 [Port] Upgrade kit failed to continue after interruption

- Upgrade a Waris 5T Portable Radio to software version R03.13.00 and to codeplug version R03.13.01

- Compatible CPS version: R03.11.03

- Tuning data is saved and rewrite to radio during upgrade

- GP320/GP330/GP340/GP360/GP380/GP346/GP386/GP344R/GP388R/GP366R models are supported by one tool

- FUG11B upgrade note:
To ensure correct operation, when using archives from radios with firmware S030811 or earlier ensure
that Config byte 1 bit 7 is set.

- Supported software versions (official):

R01.00.04,R01.00.05,R01.00.06,R01.00.07,R01.00.08,R01.00.09,R01.00.10,R01.00.11,R01.00.12,R01.00.13,
R01.00.14,R01.00.17,R01.00.18,R01.00.19,R01.00.20,R01.00.21,R02.00.18,R02.00.20,R02.00.23,R02.00.27,
R02.01.03,R02.02.01,R02.02.03,R02.02.04,R03.00.28,R03.00.29,R03.00.30,R03.01.00,R03.01.02,R03.01.10,
R03.01.17,R03.01.20,R03.01.21,R03.01.22,R03.01.25,R03.01.27,R03.01.31,R03.01.37,R03.02.00,R03.02.07,
R03.02.09,R03.02.11,R03.02.13,R03.02.15,R03.02.16,R03.02.17,R03.03.00,B03.03.02,B03.03.03,R03.04.00,
B03.04.01,B03.04.02,R03.04.00,B03.04.03,R03.05.00,R03.06.00,R03.07.05,R03.07.08,B03.08.04,R03.08.08,
B03.08.09,B03.09.03,S03.08.11,R03.09.05,R03.09.07,B03.09.08,R03.10.03,R03.11.02,B03.12.00,R03.12.03,
B03.12.04,R03.13.00

- Supported model number:

Model Number Tanapa Number Version Description
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H38SDH9AN6 PMUE2791B 07.01 Min epp waterproof 450-527M pref fu
H38SDF9AN5 PMUE2781B 07.01 Min epp waterproof 450-527M pref li
H38SDC9AN3 PMUE2790B 07.01 Min epp waterproof 450-527M pop uhf
H25BEC9AN3 PMUB1015B 07.02 waris 29.7-42M pop LB1 band
H25CEC9AN3 PMUB1028B 07.01 waris 35-50M pop LB2 band
H25BEH9AN6 PMUB1042B 07.02 waris 29.7-42M pref LB1 band
H25CEH9AN6 PMUB1043B 07.02 waris 35-50M pref LB2 band
H25KDC9AN0 PMUD1492C 07.01 Laz plain-minus vhf band
H25SDC4AN3 PMUE1484D 07.01 Laz EPP POPULAR UHF2(INDIA 12.5KHz
H25SDC9AN3 PMUE1484D 07.01 Laz EPP POPULAR UHF2
H25SDH9AN6 PMUE1485D 07.01 Laz EPP PREFERRED UHF2
H25SDH4AN6 PMUE1485D 07.01 Laz EPP PREFERRED UHF2(INDIA 12.5K
H38SDC9AN3 PMUE1819D 07.01 Min EPP POPULAR UHF2
H38SDH9AN6 PMUE1820D 07.01 Min EPP PREFERRED Full Keypad UHF2
H25BEC9AN3 PMUB1015A 07.01 waris 29.7-42M pop LB1 band
H25BEH9AN6 PMUB1042A 07.01 waris 29.7-42M pref LB1 band
H25CEC9AN3 PMUB1028A 07.01 waris 35-50M pop LB2 band
H25CEH9AN6 PMUB1043A 07.01 waris 35-50M pref LB2 band
H25EDC9AN3 PMUD1546A 07.01 waris 300-350M pop 300 band
H25KCC4AN3 PMUD1974A 07.01 Laz atex 136-174M pop vhf band
H25KCC4AN3 PMUD1974B 07.01 Laz atex GP340(GP329) pop vhf band
H25KCC6AN3 PMUD2050A 07.01 Laz atex 136-174M pop vhf band
H25KCC6AN3 PMUD2050B 07.01 Laz atex GP340(GP329) pop vhf band
H25KCH4AN6 PMUD1973A 07.01 Laz atex 136-174M pref vhf band
H25KCH4AN6 PMUD1973B 07.01 Laz atex GP380(GP339) pref vhf band
H25KCH6AN6 PMUD2049A 07.01 Laz atex 136-174M pref vhf band
H25KCH6AN6 PMUD2049B 07.01 Laz atex GP380(GP339) pref vhf band
H25KDC4AN3 PMUD1488C 07.01 Laz epp 136-174M pop vhf band
H25KDC9AN0 PMUD1492A 07.01 waris plain-minus 136-174M vhf band
H25KDC9AN0 PMUD1492B 07.01 Laz plain-minus 136-174M vhf band
H25KDC9AN2 PMUD2318A 07.01 Laz epp GP330 4ch plain vhf band
H25KDC9AN3 PMUD1488A 07.01 waris 136-174M pop vhf band
H25KDC9AN3 PMUD1488B 07.01 Laz 136-174M pop vhf band
H25KDC9AN3 PMUD1488C 07.01 Laz epp 136-174M pop vhf band
H25KDF9AN5 PMUD1490A 07.01 waris 136-174M pref limited kp vhf ban
H25KDF9AN5 PMUD1490B 07.01 Laz 136-174M pref limited kp vhf band
H25KDF9AN5 PMUD1490C 07.01 Laz epp 136-174M pref limited kp vhf b
H25KDH4AN6 PMUD1489C 07.01 Laz epp 136-174M pref vhf band
H25KDH9AN6 PMUD1489A 07.01 waris 136-174M pref vhf band
H25KDH9AN6 PMUD1489B 07.01 Laz 136-174M pref vhf band
H25KDH9AN6 PMUD1489C 07.01 Laz epp 136-174M pref vhf band
H25RCC4AN3 PMUE2218B 07.01 Laz atex 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RCC4AN3 PMUE2218C 07.01 Laz epp atex 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RCC4AN3 PMUE2218E 07.01 Laz atex GP340(GP329) pop uhf band
H25RCC6AN3 PMUE2258B 07.01 Laz atex 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RCC6AN3 PMUE2258C 07.01 Laz epp atex 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RCC6AN3 PMUE2258E 07.01 Laz epp atex GP340(GP329) pop uhf band
H25RCH4AN6 PMUE2217B 07.01 Laz atex 403-470M pref uhf band
H25RCH4AN6 PMUE2217C 07.01 Laz epp atex 403-470M pref uhf band
H25RCH4AN6 PMUE2217E 07.01 Laz epp atex GP380(GP339) pref uhf ban
H25RCH6AN6 PMUE2257B 07.01 Laz atex 403-470M pref uhf band
H25RCH6AN6 PMUE2257C 07.01 Laz epp atex 403-470M pref uhf band
H25RCH6AN6 PMUE2257E 07.01 Laz epp atex GP380(GP339) pref uhf ban
H25RDC4AN3 PMUE1440C 07.01 Laz epp 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RDC4AN3 PMUE1440D 07.01 Laz epp 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RDC9AN0 PMUE1443A 07.01 waris plain-minus 403-470M uhf band
H25RDC9AN0 PMUE1443B 07.01 Laz plain-minus 403-470M uhf band
H25RDC9AN0 PMUE1443C 07.01 Laz plain-minus 403-470M uhf band
H25RDC9AN2 PMUE2878A 07.01 Laz epp GP330 4ch plain uhf band
H25RDC9AN3 PMUE1440A 07.01 waris 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RDC9AN3 PMUE1440B 07.01 Laz 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RDC9AN3 PMUE1440C 07.01 Laz epp 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RDC9AN3 PMUE1440D 07.01 Laz epp 403-470M pop uhf band
H25RDF9AN5 PMUE1444A 07.01 waris 403-470M pref limited kp uhf ban
H25RDF9AN5 PMUE1444B 07.01 Laz 403-470M pref limited kp uhf band
H25RDF9AN5 PMUE1444C 07.01 Laz epp 403-470M pref limited kp uhf b
H25RDF9AN5 PMUE1444D 07.01 Laz epp 403-470M pref limited kp uhf b
H25RDH4AN6 PMUE1441C 07.01 Laz epp 403-470M pref uhf band
H25RDH4AN6 PMUE1441D 07.01 Laz epp 403-470M pref uhf band
H25RDH9AN6 PMUE1441A 07.01 waris 403-470M pref uhf band
H25RDH9AN6 PMUE1441B 07.01 Laz 403-470M pref uhf band
H25RDH9AN6 PMUE1441C 07.01 Laz epp 403-470M pref uhf band
H25RDH9AN6 PMUE1441D 07.01 Laz epp 403-470M pref uhf band
H25SDC4AN3 PMUE1484C 07.01 Laz epp 450-527M pop uhf2 band
H25SDC9AN3 PMUE1484A 07.01 waris 450-527M pop uhf2 band
H25SDC9AN3 PMUE1484B 07.01 Laz 450-527M pop uhf2 band
H25SDC9AN3 PMUE1484C 07.01 Laz epp 450-527M pop uhf2 band
H25SDH4AN6 PMUE1485C 07.01 Laz epp 450-527M pref uhf2 band
H25SDH9AN6 PMUE1485A 07.01 waris 450-527M pref uhf2 band
H25SDH9AN6 PMUE1485B 07.01 Laz 450-527M pref uhf2 band
H25SDH9AN6 PMUE1485C 07.01 Laz epp 450-527M pref uhf2 band
H25TDC9AN3 PMUE2950A 07.01 GP340 DE 450-470 MHZ 4W NK/P PW502C
H25TDC9AN3 PMUE2950B 07.01 GP340 DE 450-470 MHZ 4W NK/P PW502C
H25TDF9AN5 PMUE2956A 07.01 GP360 DE 450-470 MHZ 4W LK/P PW502F
H25TDF9AN5 PMUE2956B 07.01 GP360 DE 450-470 MHZ 4W LK/P PW502F
H25TDH9AN6 PMUE2951A 07.01 GP380 DE 450-470 MHZ 4W K/P PW502H
H25TDH9AN6 PMUE2951B 07.01 GP380 DE 450-470 MHZ 4W K/P PW502H
H38KDC9AN3 PMUD1742B 07.01 Min 136-174M pop vhf band
H38KDC9AN3 PMUD1742C 07.01 Min epp 136-174M pop vhf band
H38KDC9AN3 PMUD2242A 07.01 Min epp waterproof 136-174M pop vhf
H38KDF9AN5 PMUD2236A 07.01 Min epp waterproof 136-174M pref li
H38KDH9AN6 PMUD1743B 07.01 Min 136-174M pref full kp vhf band
H38KDH9AN6 PMUD1743C 07.01 Min epp 136-174M pref full kp vhf b
H38KDH9AN6 PMUD2243A 07.01 Min epp waterproof 136-174M pref fu
H38RDC9AN3 PMUE1817B 07.01 Min 403-470M pop uhf band
H38RDC9AN3 PMUE1817C 07.01 Min epp 403-470M pop uhf band
H38RDC9AN3 PMUE1817D 07.01 Min epp 403-470M pop uhf band
H38RDC9AN3 PMUE2788A 07.01 Min epp waterproof 403-470M pop uhf
H38RDC9AN3 PMUE2788B 07.01 Min epp waterproof 403-470M pop uhf
H38RDF9AN5 PMUE2779A 07.01 Min epp waterproof 403-470M pref li
H38RDF9AN5 PMUE2779B 07.01 Min epp waterproof 403-470M pref li
H38RDH9AN6 PMUE1818B 07.01 Min 403-470M pref full kp uhf band
H38RDH9AN6 PMUE1818C 07.01 Min epp 403-470M pref full kp uhf b
H38RDH9AN6 PMUE1818D 07.01 Min epp 403-470M pref full kp uhf b
H38RDH9AN6 PMUE2789A 07.01 Min epp waterproof 403-470M pref fu
H38RDH9AN6 PMUE2789B 07.01 Min epp waterproof 403-470M pref fu
H38SDC9AN3 PMUE1819B 07.01 Min 450-527M pop uhf2 band
H38SDC9AN3 PMUE1819C 07.01 Min epp 450-527M pop uhf2 band
H38SDC9AN3 PMUE2790A 07.01 Min epp waterproof 450-527M pop uhf
H38SDF9AN5 PMUE2781A 07.01 Min epp waterproof 450-527M pref li
H38SDH9AN6 PMUE1820B 07.01 Min 450-527M pref full kp uhf2 band
H38SDH9AN6 PMUE1820C 07.01 Min epp 450-527M pref full kp uhf2
H38SDH9AN6 PMUE2791A 07.01 Min epp waterproof 450-527M pref fu
H38TDC9AN3 PMUE2946A 07.01 GP344 DE 450-470 MHZ 4W NK/P PMW502C
H38TDC9AN3 PMUE2957A 07.01 GP344R DE 450-470 MHZ 4W NKP PMR502C
H38TDF9AN5 PMUE2958A 07.01 GP366R DE 450-470 MHZ 4W LKP PMR502F
H38TDH9AN6 PMUE2947A 07.01 GP388 DE 450-470 MHZ 4W K/P PMW502H
H38TDH9AN6 PMUE2959A 07.01 GP388R DE 450-470 MHZ 4W KP PMR502H

===============================
WARNING FOR ALL RADIO TYPES !!!
===============================

1. PLEASE SAVE YOUR EXISTING CODEPLUG AS AN ARCHIVE FILE BEFORE UPGRADE:

The codeplug programming information may be lost after the upgrade process.
Therefore, it is recommended to read the radio using the CPS before upgrade,
and save an archive of the radio's codeplug before starting the upgrade process.
After upgrade, the archive file can be used to recover the codeplug programming
information by programming the archive back into the radio.

2. Ensure the upgrade process is not interrupted. Interruption will cause the
radio not to operate anymore and attempting to upgrade the radio again will NOT be
successful.

3. Do NOT create a shortcut of the program (e.g. on your desktop), the program might
not be able to find the data files in that case!

4. Do not remove the programming cable or turn off the radio while upgrade is in
progress.

5. In case of failure during upgrade, a message box will appear to guide the user
to recover from the failure, if possible.

6. The flashing rate can only be changed by restarting the program.

7. Do not run more than one copy of the program at the same time.

8. Baud rate 115k can only be supported by certain Radio Interface Boxes (RIB).
Use 19k baud rate when using a RIB. RKN4075A RIBless cable supports 115k baud.

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HOW TO INSTALL AND RUN THIS SOFTWARE
====================================

Installation of the software can be completed by double clicking the setup
file "UpgradeKit_Waris5T_Portable-R03.13.00A.exe", and the software can be
started through Programs Menu.

EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED:

- Flash adapter, P/N HLN9742A or B
and (i)
- Radio Interface Box, P/N RLN4008
with battery or power supply
- RIB to PC cable, P/N 3080369B72 (9pin) or 3080369B71 (25pin)
- Programming/test cable, P/N RKN4074 (GP3xx, GP6xx, GP12xx)
- Programming/test cable, P/N JMKN4123 (GP344, GP388)
or (ii)
- RIBless programming cable, P/N RKN4075 (GP3xx, GP6xx, GP12xx)

By using equipment (i) the Flash adapter has to be connected between the
Radio Interface Box and the Programming/test cable.Maximum baud rate for
this equipment is 19,200 Bd.

By using equipment (ii) the Flash adapter has to be connected between the
PC and the RIBless programming cable.

For Flash Adapter HLN9742A, "Flash mode on" means switch position "ON".

For Flash Adapter HLN9742B, "Flash mode on" means switch position "A",
position "B" is not used for portable flashing.

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INSTRUCTIONS ON UPGRADE PROCESS
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The following instructions detail the operations of the Upgrade Kit,
these instructions must be followed in the exact order:

1. Go through the README file and make sure the radio meets the upgrade
requirements. The README file can be opened from Start Menu >> Programs >>
Professional Radio Upgrade Kit >> Upgrade Kit R03.13.00A with CP R03.13.01 for Waris 5T Portable Radios
>> Readme

2. Start the Upgrade Kit by going to Start Menu >> Programs >>
Professional Radio Upgrade Kit >> Upgrade Kit R03.13.00A with CP R03.13.01 for Waris 5T Portable Radios >>
Upgrade Kit R03.13.00A with CP R03.13.01

3. Connect a fully charged battery or power supply to a radio and turn the
radio on. Ensure the radio has powered up properly.

4. Attach the programming cable to the radio. Connect the other end of the
programming cable to the computer or Radio Interface Box (RIB) through
the flashing adapter (HLN9742B). Ensure that the flashing adapter is set
to "OFF" position.

5. After the Upgrade Kit is launched and the upgrade screen appears, click on the
"PROGRAM" button and follow the instructions.

6. Only on the first attempt of upgrade, the flash baud rate configuration
dialog box will appear. The default baud rate is 19,200. Select 'OK' if
you want to use the default value or you can select a different baud rate
and then click the 'OK' button.

8. Follow the instructions prompted to set the flash adapter to 'ON' position.

9. Remove the power from radio and then reconnect the power.

#Note:
THE RADIO'S DISPLAY WILL BE BLANK AND THE RADIO WILL APPEAR TO BE NOT FUNCTIONAL
EVEN THOUGH THE "ON/OFF" KNOB IS IN "ON" POSITION. THIS IS A CORRECT BEHAVIOR !!!
THE RADIO IS ACTUALLY IN BOOTSTRAP MODE WHICH IS REQUIRED FOR FLASHING!

10. Click the "OK" button to continue upgrade process.

11. The status bar will indicate the percentage of completion.

12. Once flashing is completed, remove the programming cable and set the flash
adapter to "OFF" position.
(This is very important, even if you are going to upgrade another radio).

13. To upgrade another radio, attach the programming cable, and go to step #3.

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TROUBLESHOOTING
===============

1. If the Upgrade Kit cannot be started:

A. Make sure it is the original version of the kit and not copied off another
computer.
B. Make sure another copy is not running on your computer.

2. If an error is returned when you select program, check the following:

A. On RIB setting menu, set 'Echo' for single-wired bootstrap. 'No Echo' is for
dual-wired bootstrap. Professional radios use single-wired bootstrap.
B. On the Comm setting menu, make sure the port selected is the one which the
radio is connected.
C. Make sure the radio is on and properly connected to the computer.

3. If an error is returned immediately after the radio go into bootstrap mode:

A. Click 'OK' and switch the flash adapter to 'CPS' or 'NORMAL' or 'OFF'
position, turn the radio off then on, and try again.

MOTOTRBO System Enhancement Release 1.6a

2010-04-09T18:30:00.003+04:00

What’s new in this release?

Transmit Interrupt:
• Voice Interrupt - Enables a radio partied to a call to interrupt (de-key) a voice transmission from another radio and initiate its own voice transmission within the same call.

• Remote Voice De-key - Enables a (supervisor) radio to interrupt (de-key) a voice transmission from another radio and clear down the call irrespective of whether it is partied to the call or not.

• Emergency Voice Interrupt - Enables a radio to interrupt (de-key) a voice transmission from another radio, clear down the call and initiate its own emergency signalling irrespective of whether it is partied to the original call or not.

• Data over Voice Interrupt - Enables a 3rd party data application to interrupt (de-key) a voice transmission from another radio and initiate its own data transmission irrespective of whether it is partied to the original call or not.

Dynamic Mixed Mode (DMM) - Allows MOTOTRBO radios in digital mode, MOTOTRBO radios in analogue mode and legacy analogue radios to key up on the same MOTOTRBO repeater channel. Also, supports analogue consoles connected via the MOTOTRBO repeater 4-wire interface.

Improved Ergonomics:
• Extended Emergency Press - Ability to extend the duration of the emergency activation button press.

• One Touch Access (Mobile) - Enables a mobile radio to switch to a pre-configured channel with the press of a button.

• Scan Off Hook Interaction with Talkback Disabled - Upon taking the microphone Off-Hook while receiving, a mobile will not immediately revert to the TX designated channel. It will instead remain on the landed channel and only revert to the TX designated channel when the PTT is pressed.

Over the Air Activity Logging - Enables a 3rd party application to monitor over air activity excluding voice / data payload using a mobile radio. The mobile radio forwards all over the air activity (regardless of call destination) via XCMP to the attached PC, option board or non-PC peripheral.

RDAC Multiple System Support – Ability for the RDAC application to support up to 8 radio systems (chargeable feature).

General Enhancements:
• Additional Emergency Systems – Ability for the radio to support up to 32 Digital Emergency Systems and up to 32 Capacity Plus Emergency Systems.

• Independent Scan Hang Times for Analogue and Digital Channels – Allows scan hang times to be independently configured (via CPS) for analogue and digital channels.

• Configurable RSSI Threshold - Allows RSSI threshold above which a channel is considered to be busy to be configured (via CPS) on a per channel basis.

Capacity Plus Enhancements:
• Join Late Call - If all channels are busy when a radio comes into the coverage area (or is powered up), the radio will scan all channels and join its highest priority call by late entry (previously late entry only worked if there was an idle rest channel).

• Join Emergency Call – The start of an emergency call is announced over all busy channels, thereby enabling radios already busy in calls to immediately transfer to the emergency call (if required).

• Rest Channel Selection – Where several candidate channels of equal preference are available, Rest Channel selection is performed in a ‘Round Robin’ manner to distribute the load equally among the different repeaters in a system.

Microsoft® Windows® 7 Support

Product Versions:

Important notes for this release:

IP Site Connect Configuration
To ensure optimum roaming performance, after upgrading a MOTOTRBO portable or mobile from a pre R1.4 release, the Front End Filter of the device should be realigned (tuned) using the latest Tuner.
For further details on this retune process, please refer to the Online Help in the Tuner tool on "Front End Gain and Attenuation Control Tuning".
It is also highly recommended that the MOTOTRBO System Planner be consulted for assistance with optimizing system setup.

Repeater Update Duration
When updating MOTOTRBO repeaters, it’s important to ensure that the update process is not interrupted until the “Device Update Successful” message appears on the CPS screen.

Repeater Hardware Upgrades
A MOTOTRBO RDAC Indicator Repeater Board Service Kit (PMLN5269) is available to upgrade pre-R1.4 VHF/UHF1 repeaters to support the power / fan failure diagnostic alarms.

To determine if a given repeater requires upgrading in order to support these RDAC features, check the S/Tanapa label.

The following S/Tanapa numbers will require the hardware upgrade:
• PMUE2390AAEAA DR 3000 UHF1 (25-40W)
• PMUE2390AAE DR 3000 UHF1 (25-40W)
• PMUD2091AAEAA DR 3000 VHF (25-45W)
• PMUD2091AAE DR 3000 VHF (25-45W)
• PMUD2092AAEAA DR 3000 VHF (1-25W)
• PMUE3017AAEAA DR 3000 UHF1 (1-25W)

While the following S/Tanapa numbers will NOT require the hardware upgrade:
• PMUE3084AAEAA DR 3000 UHF2 (1-40W)
• PMUE2390BAEAA DR 3000 UHF1 (25-40W)
• PMUD2091BAEAA DR 3000 VHF (25-45W)
• PMUD2092BAEAA DR 3000 VHF (1-25W)
• PMUE3017BAEAA DR 3000 UHF1 (1-25W)

Repeater Diagnostic and Control Version
Repeaters containing firmware version R01.06.11 onwards are NOT backwards compatible with RDAC version 1.0. To ensure compatibility, the minimum requirement is for RDAC version 2.2 to be installed.

Repeater Knockdown
It is recommended that the Repeater is not in the Repeater Knockdown state while performing a CPS Read or Write operation.

TETRA Terminals MR5.11.1 Software Release

2010-04-06T03:17:00.004+04:00

Introduction
The Global TETRA Terminal team is pleased to announce the shipment of the MR5.11.1 Software Release.
MR5.11.1 is the latest Software for the TETRA terminals MTH800, MTM800, MTM800E, CPE400/MTP830, MTP850 and MTP850 Class 3L. The software will be shipping from the factory with these terminals.

MR5.11.1 is a significant release that further enhances the terminal featureset and provides support for hardware updates (summary of the scope of the release can be found below).

MR5.11.1 also has characteristics of a Service Enhancement Release (SER) as it introduces solutions for several customer specific requirements.

MR5.11.1 continues the software version selection provided with the TETRA terminals. The release note details the upgrade compatibility.

A new version of Customer Programming Software (CPS) is required to be able to upgrade and program existing TETRA Terminals, refer to the relevant section below for ordering details.

MR5.11.1 Release Headlines
Support for Hebrew language:
• Hebrew language throughout the MMI
• Text input with TAP and iTAP
• Hebrew keypad
• Documentation via the Quick Start Guide

The new language pack will contain:
• English
• Hebrew
Note: The WAP browser does not support Hebrew. English language will be used, when Hebrew is selected as MMI language.

Importing audio templates through CPS
• A mechanism was introduced, which allows for Motorola to define
audio template files, which can be imported and used by
customers.

Improved MS Attachment To Scanned Talkgroup:
• The radio handles temporary detachment of groups for always
scanned groups as specified in ETSI standards

EOL:
• Supports up revisions of hardware.
• Only selected downgrade is supported (See release note).
Customer specific fixes:
• Call out alert tones
• Status message improvements

Software Enablement Kit
Software enablement kits are the preferred mechanism to provide Customers with desired additional features, these product enhancements are further enhanced in MR5.11.1 When purchasing the software features (e.g. GPS) the customer receives an enablement kit consisting of a dongle that will activate the features at the same time as the TETRA terminal is provisioned.

The orderable features in MR5.11.1 are:
• QA01275AA - - Dual Control Head (DCH)
• QA01261AA - - Secondary Control Channel (SCCH)
• QA01276AA - - Air Interface Migration (AIM)
• QA00175AA - - Enable WAP Feature
• QA00177AA - - Enable GPS Feature
• QA00176AA - - Enable MSPD Feature
• QA00771AA - - Enable Enhanced Security package.
• QA00772AA - - Enable Permanent Disable (KILL) Feature
• QA01003AA - - Kill/Unkill (Permanent Disable v2) Feature
• QA01089AA - - Enable Call Out Feature
• QA01090AA - - Enable RUI/RUA Feature
• QA00993AA - - Enable MANDOWN Feature
• QA01628AA - - Enable RMS/FMS
• QA01629AA - - Enable SDS Remote Control
• QA01652AA - - Enable Cell Select by Talkgrp
• QA01746AA - - Enable WAP PUSH

MR5.11 CPS
MR5.11 CPS is now available. MR5.11 CPS version is R6C.604.01 and it
replaces the previously issued CPS versions.

With new terminals the new CPS CD shall be ordered:
• GMVN5606A - MR5.11 CPS (for programming only)

This CPS is compatible with TETRA terminals:
MTP850
MTP850 Class 3L
MTP850 FUG
MTP850 S
MTH800
MTM800
MTM800E
MTP810 EX
MTP850 EX
TOM100
MTC100
TCR1000

Professional Radio CPS R06.11.10

2010-03-09T06:37:00.003+04:00

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Professional Radio - Customer Programming Software R06.11.10
================================================================

Enhancements in this release:
---------------------
- Enhance the corrupted codeplug recovery feature.

System Requirements:
--------------------
Operating Systems: Windows 95, Windows 98, Window NT 4.0,
Windows ME, Windows 2000 Professional,
Windows XP (Home and Office), Windows Vista(32 bits edition)

Hardware Requirements:
Processor Pentium II 333 or higher
Memory 64 MB RAM recommended
Hard Disk Space 16 MB minimum Free Space
Peripherals Microsoft Windows supported Mouse or Trackball
Microsoft Windows supported Serial Port for radio communication
Microsoft Windows supported Printer Port for report printing
1.44 MB 3 1/2 inch Floppy Disk Drive
CD-ROM for software installation

Warning:
----------------

1) If your PC is running the first release of Microsoft Windows 95
and Internet Explorer has not been installed, you may experience
problems in installing and running the CPS due to certain
components of the operating system being out of date.

To eliminate this problem two Microsoft patches have been included
on the CPS CD. If you experience any problems under Windows 95,
please go to the CD and run:
/Win95Patches/40comupd.exe
/Win95Patches/dcom95.exe
and then re-install the CPS.

2) On some PCs, the CPS may abnormally terminate if Print Preview
is attempted on the Print Custom screen. This problem only occurs
when Print All is selected. This problem has been observed on
Compaq Windows 98 computers with the following programs running:
* Easy Access Internet Program (cpqEasyAcc.exe)
* Compaq Internet Watchdog Program (watchdog.exe)
If this CPS function is to be used, it is recommended that these
programs be removed from the PC startup.

3) On some printers, the columns in some printed tables might be
slightly wider than they should be, causing the table to spread
horizontally onto a second page.

4) On certain HP Laserjet printers the Print Summary option will only print
one page. If you experience this problem, it is recommended that you first
save the information to a file and then use any Editor (Word, Wordpad, etc..)
to open the file and print the summary information.

5) When in Windows ME and Windows XP, sometimes an extra set of scroll bars get
displayed when viewing certain screens.

Note: The most possible reasons (but not all) to see the secondary pop up warning message are:
(1) The target radio model number mismatch CPS archive file.
(2) The target radio region ID is not supported by the CPS.
(3) The target radio codeplug mismatch with the CPS.
(4) CPS password verification failed when write radio.
(5) CPS and radio communication error.

Programming Hints:
------------------

1) It should be noted that a new/added conventional personality
must be assigned to a zone/channel position. To add a zone to
a radio click the "+" in a Personality Assignment to Zone
Window. To add a conventional personality to the radio, click
the "+" on a Conventional Personality Window. To add an
additional conventional personality to a zone go to the
Personality Assignment to Zone:Channel window for the
desired zone. Click the right mouse key within the channel
table to add a conventional personality entry. Please read
the CPS help for additional information.

2) Speed Dial buttons should not be programmed to the P1, P2, and
P3 buttons on radios, which overlay these buttons with the menu
navigation keys. The speed dial buttons will not operate
in this configuration because the buttons function as the menu
navigation keys when phone mode is entered.

3) When adding a new conventional personality, verify that the
bandwidth selected on the Conventional Personality Basic screen is
correct. Incorrect selections will lead to poor radio
performance.

Professional Radio CPS R06.11.05

2010-03-08T21:12:00.001+04:00

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Professional Radio - Customer Programming Software R06.11.05
================================================================

Enhancements in this release:
---------------------
N/A

Fixed Reported Issues:
----------------------
- Enhancement CPS reading and writing feature: if target radio's codeplug is corrupt, CPS will try to recover the target radio with default codeplug.

Note: When programming radio, radio will display the message "Test Mode" for a while, which is a different but normal behavior compare to previous version.

- To avoid confusion, rephrase the secondary pop up warning message "The device is not supported by the application"
as "The CPS operation on this device failed. Please refer to the readme file for possible reasons."

Note: The most possible reasons (but not all) to see the secondary pop up warning message are:
(1) The target radio model number mismatch CPS archive file.
(2) The target radio region ID is not supported by the CPS.
(3) The target radio codeplug mismatch with the CPS.
(4) CPS password verification failed when write radio.
(5) CPS and radio communication error.

System Requirements:
--------------------
Operating Systems: Windows 95, Windows 98, Window NT 4.0,
Windows ME, Windows 2000 Professional,
Windows XP (Home and Office), Windows Vista(32 bits edition)

Hardware Requirements:
Processor Pentium II 333 or higher
Memory 64 MB RAM recommended
Hard Disk Space 16 MB minimum Free Space
Peripherals Microsoft Windows supported Mouse or Trackball
Microsoft Windows supported Serial Port for radio communication
Microsoft Windows supported Printer Port for report printing
1.44 MB 3 1/2 inch Floppy Disk Drive
CD-ROM for software installation

Known CPS Issues:
----------------

1) If your PC is running the first release of Microsoft Windows 95
and Internet Explorer has not been installed, you may experience
problems in installing and running the CPS due to certain
components of the operating system being out of date.

To eliminate this problem two Microsoft patches have been included
on the CPS CD. If you experience any problems under Windows 95,
please go to the CD and run:
/Win95Patches/40comupd.exe
/Win95Patches/dcom95.exe
and then re-install the CPS.

2) On some PCs, the CPS may abnormally terminate if Print Preview
is attempted on the Print Custom screen. This problem only occurs
when Print All is selected. This problem has been observed on
Compaq Windows 98 computers with the following programs running:
* Easy Access Internet Program (cpqEasyAcc.exe)
* Compaq Internet Watchdog Program (watchdog.exe)
If this CPS function is to be used, it is recommended that these
programs be removed from the PC startup.

3) When the tree view is printed some nodes may overlap on the
printout and an extra blank page may be printed. This issue
is more likely to occur on large codeplug configurations.

4) On some printers, the columns in some printed tables might be
slightly wider than they should be, causing the table to spread
horizontally onto a second page.

5) Emergency Revert Personalities assigned on the Signaling Configuration Page
will not be tracked if the personality being referenced is moved in the tree
view.

6) On certain HP Laserjet printers the Print Summary option will only print
one page. If you experience this problem, it is recommended that you first
save the information to a file and then use any Editor (Word, Wordpad, etc..)
to open the file and print the summary information.

7) When in Windows ME and Windows XP, sometimes an extra set of scroll bars get
displayed when viewing certain screens.

Programming Hints:
------------------

1) It should be noted that a new/added conventional personality
must be assigned to a zone/channel position. To add a zone to
a radio click the "+" in a Personality Assignment to Zone
Window. To add a conventional personality to the radio, click
the "+" on a Conventional Personality Window. To add an
additional conventional personality to a zone go to the
Personality Assignment to Zone:Channel window for the
desired zone. Click the right mouse key within the channel
table to add a conventional personality entry. Please read
the CPS help for additional information.

2) Speed Dial buttons should not be programmed to the P1, P2, and
P3 buttons on radios, which overlay these buttons with the menu
navigation keys. The speed dial buttons will not operate
in this configuration because the buttons function as the menu
navigation keys when phone mode is entered.

3) When adding a new conventional personality, verify that the
bandwidth selected on the Conventional Personality Basic screen is
correct. Incorrect selections will lead to poor radio
performance.

Commercial Series Radio CPS R05.10

2010-03-06T09:37:00.002+04:00

Motorola® Commercial Series Customer Programming Software
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. What's new in this release
3. Requirements
4. Installation, upgrade, removal
5. Important notes
6. Legal notice

1. Introduction
Welcome to the Motorola Commercial Series Customer Programming Software (CPS) for the CP040, CP140, CP160, CP180, CM140, CM160, CM340 and CM360 radios.

2. What's new in this release
Version Notes

R05.10 Correct CP200XSL to CP200XLS.

R05.09 Support CP200XSL model.

R05.08 Support Self Test Report feature.

R05.07 Support “Data Operation (Trident)”Feature, and “Selected Channel Lock”, “Priority Channel 1 Lock”Feature.

R05.06 The same as R05.05.

R05.05 Fixed Talk Around issue. Support scroll bar feature.

R05.04 Support Radio ID, Vote Scan, and MDC Call Alert features.

R05.03 The same as R05.02.

R05.02 Fixed several user interface bugs.

R05.01 Support character 'P' as Pause Character in phone number for radios with codeplug version 03.xx and above.
Support 100 personalities on CM340. Fixed the 12.5 KHz channel frequency issue of CM340/CM360.
CPS automatically modifies codeplug mismatched values when reading archive files of radios with firmware versions R02.00.xx and prior.

R05.00 Phase 5 upgrade.

R04.00 Support for CM340 and CM360 radios.
The channel position was under 'Conventional Personalities' in the old CPS and is now moved to the left window under a new item called 'Channel Position'.

R02.05 Support for Designated Power Up Channel.

R02.04 Fixed cloning issues between different codeplug versions.
Support for additional frequency bands for the CM140 and CM160 radios.

R02.01 Modified the transmit power calculation for the CM140 and CM160 radios.

R02.00 Support for the CP140, CP160, CP180, and CM160 radios.
Drag and drop support and cloning support between different codeplug versions.
Support for copying the receive frequency, with an optional user defined offset, to the transmit frequency.

R01.02 Support for new serial number format from factory.
Improved error handling during radio communication.

R01.01 Now supports synthesizer step sizes of 2.5 kHz. This is necessary to support certain narrowband (12.5 kHz) frequencies.
Now supports per user settings for the preference settings and the dealer information fields printed on the customer handout report.

R01.00 Support for the CP040 and CM140 radios.
Drag and drop support between models and products.
Support for renaming personalities, systems, and lists.
Support for multiple selection configuration. For example, create several MDC systems and select them all in the treeview and set the Primary ID of all the MDC systems to the same value at once.

3. Requirements Operating System Required Patches

Microsoft® Windows® 98 First Edition
Windows 98 Year 2000 Update
Windows 98 Year 2000 Update 2

System Update

Microsoft® Windows® 98 Second Edition
Microsoft® Windows® Millennium Edition
Microsoft® Windows® NT 4.0 SP5 or greater, excluding SP6 (SP6a is supported).
Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Professional
Microsoft® Windows® XP Home/Professional Edition

Hardware Recommendations
· The application takes approximately 16 MB of free disk space on your PC. However, you may want more space to allow you to save archive files of your radios. Each archive file varies in size depending on the features of the radio that are enabled. A good rule of thumb is 75 KB per archive file.
· For processor speed and RAM, nothing is required beyond the recommendations given by Microsoft for the release of the operating system that you are using.
· The graphical user interface is best displayed using 1024*768 and 65536 color display or better (use small font).
· A CD-ROM drive.
· A serial port or USB to serial port adapter. The BAFO(R) BF-810 USB to serial port adapter has been tested successfully with the CPS application.

4. Installation, Upgrade, Removal
Installation
You need to have Administrator rights on the target PC in order to install the software if you are running Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional, or Microsoft Windows XP Home/Professional Edition.

Proceed as follows for CD-ROM version:
Insert the CD-ROM containing the installation into the CD-ROM drive.
If the installation application doesn't start within 30 seconds, the auto-run feature for CD-ROMs for you operating system is likely disabled. Browse to your CD-ROM and run the autorun.exe program. For example, if the E:\ drive is the CD-ROM, run E:\autorun.exe.
If a previous version of CPS has already been installed, you will be given the option to “Repair” or “Remove”. If you are upgrading the CPS, then remove the previous version and start the installation process again. If you are re-installing the CPS, then choose the repair option.

Proceed as follows for software package version:
Unzip the CPS package to a directory of a local disk.
Browse to this directory and run the autorun.exe program.
If a previous version of CPS has already been installed, you will be given the option to “Repair” or “Remove”. If you are upgrading the CPS, then remove the previous version and start the installation process again. If you are re-installing the CPS, then choose the repair option.

Upgrade
During the upgrade procedure, settings for preferences and dealer information will be reset to their default values. You will need to check these settings after the new version has been installed and make changes as necessary.

To upgrade from a previous version of this software, first remove the previous version (see instructions in section below) and then install this version.

This version can open any archive file created with a previous versions. In addition, it supports all previously released codeplug versions so you will be able to read, write, and clone older radios as well.

Removal
From the Start button on the task bar of your operating system, select Settings > Control Panel. Select the Add/Remove Programs option within the control panel. Select the Commercial Series Customer Programming Software item in the "Currently installed programs" box and click the remove button.

5. Important Notes
The following issues are known problems with the latest release of the Motorola Commercial Series CPS.

If the display setting's font size is set to "Custom setting" instead of "Small Fonts" or "Large Fonts" the Toolbar and Conventional Personalities folder may not display properly.
The installation doesn't set the default path to save archive files and therefore the user will need to migrate to the directory of their choosing the first time they save a file.

6. Legal notice
Microsoft® and Windows® are registered trademarks of Microsoft Inc.
Motorola® is a registered trademark of Motorola, Inc.
BAFO® is a registered trademark of BAFO Technologies, Inc.

TETRA Terminals MR5.11 Software Release

2009-12-18T14:06:00.000+04:00

Introduction:
The Global TETRA Terminal team is pleased to announce the shipment of the MR5.11 Software Release. MR5.11 is the latest Software for the TETRA terminals MTH800, MTM800, MTM800E, MTP850, MTP850 Class 3L, MTP810Ex and MTP850Ex. The software is now shipping from the factory with these terminals.

MR5.11 is a significant release that further enhances the terminal featureset and provides support for both versions of the End to End (E2E) Universal Crypto Module(UCM), (full details of the scope of the release can be found below).

MR5.11 also has characteristics of a Service Enhancement Release (SER) as it introduces solutions for several customer specific requirements.

MR5.11 continues the software version selection provided with the TETRA terminals. The distribution centres will ship the software of your choice. The release Note details the Upgrade compatibility.

A new version of Customer Programming Software (CPS) is required to be able to upgrade and program existing TETRA Terminals, refer to the relevant section below for ordering details.

MR5.11 Release notes:
Release notes can be found at motorola.
Please read the MR5.11 Release Notes before installing the new CPS and upgrade the radios.
MR5.11 release note provides the description for all new features, operation notes and limitations.
Also the release note lists all the customer required enhancements provided with this software release.

MR5.11 Release Headlines:
CPS Pre-defined Templates addressed with MSISDN:
• The users can choose between MS-ISDN and ISSI when addressing calls to another TETRA radio.
• With MS-ISDN calls, two MS can have calls based on assigned ISDN number.

Static IP in TMO:
• Data applications in the infrastructure may require fixed IPs
• Possible easier DNS lookup
• Enhanced Control of IPs
• Useful if more services are used
• Possible used for filtered access

Manufacturer, Type and Serial Number in Service Mode:
• Easy access to service information

WAP Push:
Pushes content to the radio users. Examples,
• Reports and notifications
• Alarms
• Announcements
• Distributions

RMS/FMS:
• Allows mutual exchange of certain alphanumeric codes between the radio users and their control rooms.

E2EE Packet Data:
• Offers customers to use E2EE packet data to secure the data communication.

SDS Remote Control:
The feature enables to remotely make the following changes in the MS.
• Switch from DMO to TMO or TMO to DMO
• Change Talkgroup in any mode (TMO or DMO)

Call History List:
• The feature enables the MS to store recent dialled, received and missed calls for future use.

MACE UCM SPU with AES256:
A Service Pack update for MACE UCMs using the AES256 algorithm is included in MR5.11. UCMs with the AES256 algorithm that were shipped prior to this release have an incorrect value for OTAK algorithm identifier (called KMMID).

This value was also incorrect in Motorola infrastructure products. Since they both match, customers using all Motorola equipment do not experience any issues.

The infrastructure devices were updated as part of the Dimetra 7.0 system release which was M2 SA the 24th Nov 2010.

Software Enablement Kit:
Software enablement kits are the preferred mechanism to provide Customers with desired additional features, these product enhancements are further enhanced in MR5.11. When purchasing the software features (eg GPS), the customer receives an enablement kit consisting of a dongle that will activate the features at the same time as the TETRA terminal is provisioned.

The orderable features in MR5.11 are:
• QA01275AA - - Dual Control Head (DCH)
• QA01261AA - - Secondary Control Channel (SCCH)
• QA01276AA - - Air Interface Migration (AIM)
• QA00175AA - - Enable WAP Feature
• QA00177AA - - Enable GPS Feature
• QA00176AA - - Enable MSPD Feature
• QA00771AA - - Enable Enhanced Security package.
• QA00772AA - - Enable Permanent Disable (KILL) Feature
• QA01003AA - - Kill/Unkill (Permanent Disable v2) Feature
• QA01089AA - - Enable Call Out Feature
• QA01090AA - - Enable RUI/RUA Feature
• QA00993AA - - Enable MANDOWN Feature
• QA01628AA - - Enable RMS/FMS
• QA01629AA - - Enable SDS Remote Control
• QA01746AA - - Enable WAP PUSH

Tetra Software Release MR3.1.6E for MTM700 and MTP700

2009-12-18T13:59:00.000+04:00

Introduction:
With the introduction of the MR3.1.6E Software Release for the MTM700 and MTP700 Tetra Terminals, Motorola continue to demonstrate it’s commitment to ensure that our Customers selection of Motorola Subscribers will meet their changing requirements.
MR3.1.6E is the final feature enhancement release for the MTM700 and MTP700 family of Tetra Terminals. The release includes a final package of software corrections to address a number of Customer requirements.

The release of MR3.1.6E brings to an end Motorola’s Service life Software support for the MTM700 and MTP700 (sic) family of products. Any future feature requirements or Customer enhancements will be served by the New generation of Tetra Subscriber Terminals. Release MR3.1.6E will be supported by a new Customer Programming Software (CPS).

There are no hardware changes required to support these new enhancements.

Scheduled Release Date : 01 December 2009

Release Notes:
The Software Release notes to support MR3.1.6E will be located with the CPS and the Radio Firmware available for download from Motorola on Line (MOL) or for Motorola authorised personnel from the General CPS Compass site.
The Release Notes will provide full details on the corrections implemented for Customer requirements.

Quick and Clever Ways Modification Programming Software Motorola Two-Way Radio

2009-12-11T21:32:00.000+04:00

Modification of the program screen:

Modifications to skip the password request when the radio reading:

Modification frequency range:

Introducing MOTOTRBO Professional Digital Two-Way Radio System

2009-10-24T03:28:00.000+05:00

Introducing MOTOTRBO Professional Digital Two-Way Radio System.
The future of two-way radio.

MOTOTRBO™

MOTOTRBO™ Professional Digital Two-Way Radio System. With more performance, productivity and value, the next-generation professional two-way radio is here. Thanks to digital technology, MOTOTRBO delivers double the capacity, improved audio clarity, 40% longer battery life and integrated data applications. MOTOTRBO is ideal for organizations that require customizable, dependable communications.

With a versatile portfolio of portable and mobile two-way radios as well as accessories, MOTOTRBO offers a private, standards-based solution that is both cost effective and easily tailored – a complete package for your organization's unique communication needs.

MOTOTRBO display portables:
The unique Motorola MOTOTRBO system is here. The XiR P8268 deliver more performance, productivity and value - thanks to a large number of unique features. These Motorola display two way radios integrate voice and data applications (MOTOTRBO Text Messaging Services and MOTOTRBO Location Services - GPS tracking) to make your operation run efficiently. With the ability to function in both analog and digital mode, the XiR P8268 have clearer audio throughout the coverage area as compared to analog two way radios.

Key MOTOTRBO XiR P8268 Features:

* Submersible - have confidence knowing that if your radio gets wet, it won't be ruined. The MOTOTRBO XiR P8268 meet IP57 specifications for submersibility in water.
* Uses time-division multiple access (TDMA) technology to provide twice the calling capacity for the price of one license. In other words, you can have two channels on one repeater.
* Text messaging and GPS services.
* Enhanced battery life. MOTOTRBO two way radios can operate up to 40% longer between recharges compared to normal analog radios. This is possible through the state of the art IMPRES™ technology in batteries, chargers and audio accessories.

Alpha Series Radio Battery Alignment (PRO2150, CP125, GP2000)

2009-10-18T22:32:00.000+05:00

Description:
Some PRO2150, CP125, GP2000 radios have recently experienced battery alignment and battery engaugement issues. It is either very difficult to engage the battery to the radio or the battery will not engage at all.

Portable Radios Affected:
All PRO2150, CP125, GP2000 radios within the date code range listed below.

Detailed Information:
Recent changes in the radios back chassis resulted in the engagement slot dimensions being out of specification, causing a poor battery to chassis alignment.

Radio date code of units affected by this issue:
8231 (June, 2008) to 8491 (November, 2008)

Radio date code of units not affected:
Before 8231 (June, 2008)
After 8491 (November, 2008) & above

Corrective Actions:
You may need to replace the back chassis if the customer complains about battery fit or engagement issues and the lack of engagement has been verified. To verify the lack of engagement follow all of the following steps.

• Verify possible engagement issue with the metal “Alpha II Go/No-Go” fixture. Fixture part number 66012002001

• If metal fixture fit’s in chassis-radio unit, picture illustrated below, then the engagement slot is within specification and the rear chassis does NOT have to be replaced.

• If metal fixture DOES NOT fit in chassis-radio unit, picture illustrated below, then the engagement slot is NOT within specification and the chassis will have to be replaced.

Chassis Replacement Procedure:
Once the metal “Alpha II Go/No-Go” fixture confirm a genuine failure, replace the chassis using the following steps:

• Disassemble the defective chassis from plastic housing & PC board.

• Verify the engagement of the new chassis with the metal “Alpha II Go/No-Go” fixture prior to reassembly. If there is proper engagement, replace the defective chassis with a new chssis.

• Reassemble the radio with the good chassis, palstic housing, and P.C. board.

• Test the radio for basic functionality.

Note: For disassembly an reassembly details, please check basic service manual.

Tetra MR5.10 Software Release CPS R6C.563.01

2009-10-03T21:29:00.000+05:00

Introduction
The Global TETRA Terminal team is pleased to announce the shipment of
MR5.10 Software release. MR5.10 is the latest Software for the TETRA
terminals MTH800/MTM800/MTM800E/MTP850. The software is now
shipping from the factory with these terminals.

MR5.10 is a significant release that further enhances the terminal featureset and provides support for both versions of the End to End (E2E) Universal Crypto Module (UCM), (full details of the scope of the release can be found below).

MR5.10 also has characteristics of a Service Enhancement Release (SER) as it introduces solutions for several customer specific requirements.

MR5.10 continues the software version selection provided with the TETRA terminals. The distribution centres will ship the software of your choice.

MR5.10 software is distributed free of charge if ordered, previous releases are charged via the option selected. The release Note details the Upgrade compatibility.

A new version of Customer Programming Software (CPS) is required to be able to upgrade and program existing TETRA Terminals, refer to the relevant section below for ordering details.

Software Enablement Kit
Software enablement kits are the preferred mechanism to provide Customers with desired additional features, these product enhancements are further enhanced in MR5.10. When purchasing the software features(eg GPS), the customer receives an enablement kit consisting of a dongle that will activate the features at the same time as the TETRA terminal is provisioned.

The orderable features in MR5.10 are:
• QA01275AA - - Dual Control Head (DCH)
• QA01261AA - - Secondary Control Channel (SCCH)
• QA01276AA - - Air Interface Migration (AIM)
• QA00175AA - - Enable WAP Feature
• QA00177AA - - Enable GPS Feature
• QA00176AA - - Enable MSPD Feature
• QA00771AA - - Enable Enhanced Security package.
• QA00772AA - - Enable Permanent Disable (KILL) Feature
• QA01003AA - - Kill/Unkill (Permanent Disable v2) Feature
• QA01089AA - - Enable Call Out Feature
• QA01090AA - - Enable RUI/RUA Feature

MR5.10 CPS
MR5.10 CPS is now available. MR5.10 CPS version is R6C.563.01 and it replaces the previously issued CPS versions.

With new terminals the new CPS CD shall be ordered:
• GMVN5539A - MR5.10 CPS (for programming only)

This CPS is compatible with TETRA terminals:
MTP850
MTH800
MTM800
MTM800E
MTP810 EX
MTP850 Ex – D2
TOM100
MTC100
TCR1000

Upgrade
For upgrading the z19 file should be present on the folder pointed by:
Options --> Directories --> Default Software Path. Due to export control considerations, only clear radios upgrade kits are placed in MOL.
For encrypted radios (TEA1, TEA2 or TEA3) the upgrade kit shall be ordered:
• GMVN5540A - MR5.10_CPS+CLR (w/ UPGRADE tool)
• GMVN5541A - MR5.10 CPS+TEA1 (w/ UPGRADE tool)*
• GMVN5542A - MR5.10 CPS+TEA2 (w/ UPGRADE tool)*
• GMVN5543A - MR5.10 CPS+TEA3 (w/ UPGRADE tool)*
• Encryption item (Encryption software is an Export Controlled item)

Tetra MR5.9.11 Software Release CPS R6C.563.01

2009-10-03T21:11:00.000+05:00

Introduction
The Global TETRA Terminal team is pleased to announce the ship acceptance of the first TETRA Commercial & Enterprise Portable CEP400 380-430 MHz.

Product Concept
• ”Value for Money” TETRA portable for PRICE SENSITIVE markets.
• Complements Dimetra IP Compact and Dimetra IP Micro offers.
• Voice centric terminal with essential data services such as Short Data Services and Location Services. No encryption; nevertheless,authentication services supported.

Product Foundations
• Reliability & Robustness
• Audio Quality
• Easy of Use

Customer Profile
• Existing analogue trunking users with need to upgrade to digital.
• Limited budgets, moderate requirements.
• Commercial, manufacturing, transport, Utilities, Municipalities, etc.

Accessories
• Full range – All accessories of MTP850 can be used with CEP400.

IOP Certificates
In accordance with established rules for the submission of TETRA products for TETRA interoperability testing (IOP), Motorola only submits final, production ready / shipping products for formal IOP testing. As part of its commitment to its customers and to the TETRA Association IOP process, Motorola is committed to obtain formal IOP certification for this terminal on Motorola and other TETRA networks at the earliest possible opportunity.

Within the formal IOP process, Motorola will work with infrastructure vendors, ISCOM (the independent test authority) and the wider IOP community to agree the timing of future IOP sessions, and if necessary and in accordance with TETRA Association IOP procedures, make a formal request to manufacturers to host IOP sessions at the earliest possible opportunity.

Radio Firmware
CEP400 supports ONLY CLEAR firmware; neither Air Interface Encryption (TEA1, TEA2, and TEA3) nor End to End Encryption is supported.

Software Enablement Kit
Orderable features are available via an appropriate software enablement kit which consists of a dongle GM0127 with the appropriate number of purchased licenses for one or more features. Each license activates only ONE matching feature per portable at the same time as the TETRA portable is provisioned.

The list of orderable features is
QA00177 - ENABLE GPS FEATURE
QA01397AA – ENABLE COLOUR DISPLAY

Product Details
The MR5.9.11 software release can be installed ONLY on the new hardware for CEP400 380-430 MHz (see new sales model above).
This NEW terminal CEP400 is available ONLY with CLEAR firmware; no encryption is supported (neither Air Interface Encryption nor End to End Encryption).

Tetra MR5.9.1 Software Release CPS R6C.558.01

2009-10-03T20:54:00.000+05:00

The MR5.9.1 software release can be installed in the following TETRA terminals:
• MTH800
• MTM800
• MTM800E
• MTP850

The MTH800 handportable terminal is available to work within the following frequencies:
• 380 - 430 MHz
• 450 – 470 MHz

The MTM800 mobile terminal is available to work within the following frequencies:
• 380 - 430 MHz
• 410 – 470 MHz
• 806 - 870 MHz

The MTP850 handportable terminal is available to work within the following frequencies:
• 380 - 430 MHz
• 806 - 870 MHz

The MTM800E mobile terminal is available to work within the following frequencies:
• 380 - 430 MHz
• 410 – 470 MHz
• 350 – 390 MHz
• 806 – 870 MHz

The MTH800, MTM800, MTM800E and MTP850 terminals is available with the following encryption possibilities:
• Clear (no air interface encryption) without End to End Encryption
• TETRA Encryption Algorithm 1 (TEA1) without End to End Encryption
• TETRA Encryption Algorithm 2 (TEA2) without End to End Encryption
• TETRA Encryption Algorithm 3 (TEA3) without End to End Encryption
• Clear (no air interface encryption) with End to End Encryption
• TETRA Encryption Algorithm 1 (TEA1) with End to End Encryption
• TETRA Encryption Algorithm 2 (TEA2) with End to End Encryption
• TETRA Encryption Algorithm 3 (TEA3) with End to End Encryption

With MR5.9.1 the following new data radio sales models were introduced
- M80RCA6TZ5AN
- M80UCA6TZ5AN
- M80NCA6TZ5AN
- M80PCA6TZ5AN
- MTM800 ENH 410-470 MHz, DATA MT912M
- MTM800 ENH 806-870 MHz, DATA MT512M
- MTM800 ENH 350-390 MHz, DATA MT712M
- MTM800 ENH 380-430 MHz, DATA MT812M

Tetra MR5.9.1 Software Release CPS R6C.550.04

2009-10-03T20:39:00.000+05:00

Introduction
The Global TETRA Terminal team is pleased to announce the shipment of MR5.9.1 Software release. MR5.9.1 is the latest Software for the TETRA terminals MTH800/MTM 800/MTM800E/MTP850. The software is now shipping from the factory with these terminals.

MR5.9.1 adds improvements to MR5.9 which was significant release that further enhanced the terminal feature-set and provides support for both versions of the End to End (E2E) Universal Crypto Module (UCM), (full details of the scope of the release can be found below).

MR5.9.1 has the characteristics of a Service Enhancement Release (SER) as it introduces solutions for several customer specific requirements.

MR5.9.1 continues the software version selection provided with the TETRA terminals. The distribution centres will ship the software of your choice. MR5.9.1 software is distributed free of charge if ordered, previous releases are charged via the option selected. The release note details the Upgrade compatibility

A new version of Customer Programming Software (CPS) is required to be able to upgrade and program existing TETRA Terminals, refer to the relevant section below for ordering details.

Software Enablement Kit
Software enablement kits are the preferred mechanism to provide customers with desired additional features; these product enhancements are available with MR5.9.1. When purchasing the software features (eg GPS), the customer receives an enablement kit consisting of a dongle that will activate the features at the same time as the TETRA terminal is provisioned.

Three NEW Features were introduced in MR5.9 Release:-
• QA01275AA - - Dual Control Head (DCH)

These two orderable features, that were previously only available for specific customers, are now included in MR5.9 and are available to all customers :
• QA01261AA - - Secondary Control Channel (SCCH)
• QA01276AA - - Air Interface Migration (AIM)

The features above were added to the existing list of orderable features:
• QA00175AA - - Enable WAP Feature
• QA00177AA - - Enable GPS Feature
• QA00176AA - - Enable MSPD Feature
• QA00771AA - - Enable Enhanced Security package.
• QA00772AA - - Enable Permanent Disable (KILL) Feature
• QA01003AA - - Kill/Unkill (Permanent Disable v2) Feature
• QA01089AA - - Enable Call Out Feature
• QA01090AA - - Enable RUI/RUA Feature

Data Radios
MR5.9 introduced the following MTM800 Enhanced Data radio models.
• M80RCA6TZ5AN – MTM800 Enhanced 410-470 MHz Data
• M80UCA6TZ5AN – MTM800 Enhanced 806-870 MHz Data
• M80NCA6TZ5AN – MTM800 Enhanced 350-390 MHz Data
• M80PCA6TZ5AN – MTM800 Enhanced 380-430 MHz Data

The Data Radio feature allows the transceiver to work without a Next Generation Control Head in a special Data Box mode. In this mode the Data Box Radio is controlled via Peripheral Equipment Interface through AT commands or TNP1 commands from 3rd Party Control Terminals.

MR5.9.1 CPS
MR5.9.1 CPS is now available. MR5.9.1 CPS version is R6C.550.04 and it replaces the previously issued CPS versions.

This CPS is compatible with TETRA terminals:
MTP850
MTH800
MTM800
MTM800E
MTP810 EX
MTP850 Ex – D2
TOM100
MTC100
TCR1000

MotoTRBO Portable DP3400 DP3401 DP3600 DP3601 Basic Service Manual

2009-09-29T23:45:00.000+05:00

Transceiver Performance Testing

General
These radios meet published specifications through their manufacturing process by utilizing highaccuracy laboratory-quality test equipment. The recommended field service equipment approches the accuracy of the manufacturing equipment with few exceptions. This accuracy mut be maintained in compliance with the manufacturer’s recommended calibration schedule. Although these radios function in digital and analog modes, all testing is done in analog mode.

Display Test Mode
1. Press and hold Side Button 1 in RF Test Mode. The radio beeps once and momentarily displays “Display Test Mode”.

2. Upon entering Display Test Mode, the radio displays a horizontal line on row 8 (center row).

3. With each button/key press, the radio fills the screen up with 2 horizontal lines from the center row (1 line each above and below the center row) until the top and bottom of the screen (row 7-0 and row 9-16) is completely full.

4. When the screen is filled up with the horizontal lines, any button/key press clears the screen and displays vertical lines at column 0, 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 42, 48, 54, 60. Any button/key press fills the screen with vertical lines, (1 line to the right of any existing line) until the display is full.

5. When the screen is filled up with the vertical lines, any button/key press clears the screen and displays the first 10 available icons on the screen. Successive button/key press displays the remaining 4 icons.

CP150, CP200, PR400 / Potential Codeplug Corruption due to programming interruptions

2009-09-25T07:12:00.000+05:00

For customer who have a valid CPS license from Motorola. Please note that Amateur Radio Software does not sell any Motorola Radio Software online.

Symptoms:

CPS RVN4191 generates “Error # 2417 Codeplug version not supported” message as shown in Figure 1 or “Error # 2436 Codeplug is corrupted.

CP200_Error1.jpg
Figure 1

Contact Customer Service Center.” as shown in Figure 2 when
reading a radio after unsuccessfully writing to or cloning to the radio.

CP200_Error2.jpg
Figure 2

CP150, CP200 and PR400 model units

Cause:
The code plug can become corrupted if the programming is interrupted prior to the program operation being completed. The interruption can occur due to several factors:

1) Noise on the RIB cable between the PC and the radio causes errors in the CPS programming data

2) Using a weak or uncharged battery during the programming session. New batteries are not shipped fully charged.

a) Battery’s require a 16 hour initial charge to assure proper cell balance.

b) A new battery may have enough energy to support initial read operations by the CPS but writing and cloning operations require more energy and the uncharged battery may not supply the necessary voltage and current required to complete the programming operation successfully, thus causing code plug corruption.

3) Interruptions that result in code plug corruption can also be caused by loose, intermittent or prematurely broken connections between the computer and the radio during a write or clone operation.

4) Interruptions that can cause corruption can also come from other software applications that reconfigure the communication port or attempt to communicate via the same communication port as the CPS during a programming session. Attempts to read a radio after the corruption has occurred will result in the error messages as shown
in Figure 1 and 2.

Corrective Action:
It is recommended that a fully charged battery or a Shop Battery Eliminator (Motorola Part Number 0180305K08) be used during the programming sessions. Make sure the programming cable is fully seated into the radio before programming. Verify that all connections to the RIB and computer are correct and secure before programming any radios. Be sure to quit any other applications (i.e. Personal Digital Assistant synchronizing tools or other radio programming software) that could access the communication ports before launching the CPS. When programming thru the CPS, wait for the “Writing the radio was successful.” message as shown in Figure 3 before disconnecting the programming cable from the radio.

CP200_OK.jpg
Figure 3

If a code plug has become corrupted there are no actions a dealer or customer can take to restore the radio to an operational state and the radio must be returned for service to the regional depot for repair.

Please note that this bulletin is informational only and No labor Warranty is intended or implied.

Tetra MR5.9.10 Software Release CPS R6C.550.01

2009-09-03T23:30:00.000+05:00

Motorola's TETRA CPS. Read this file in its entirety for the
latest information regarding this release.
------------------------------------------------------------
This file has been divided into the following three sections
for easy reference:
1. RELEASE NOTES
2. KNOWN ISSUES
3. COPYRIGHT NOTICE

1. RELEASE NOTES
----------------
This release supports:

* MTM800, MTM800E, MTH800, MTP850, MTP850Ex
* Windows 2000, Win XP Professional;

2. KNOWN ISSUES
---------------
(1) The Traditional Chinese Help File don't show correctly

:
1) Go to "Start->Settings->Control Panel->Regional and Language Options".
2) Go to advance tab, set language to Chinese(Hong Kong S.A.R).
3) Click OK to restart windows, then CPS can correctly display Traditional Chinese help content.

(2) Virtual COM Ports are not supported.
(3) For multiple copy or multiple upgrade operations, the use of Belkin 4 way or 7 way(F5U238 or F5U028) hubs is recommended.
The maximum recommended number of units to be copied or upgraded at one time using a hub is 4.

3. COPYRIGHT NOTICE
-------------------

Windows 2000,Windows XP are registered
trademarks by Microsoft Corporation.

Portions of the TETRA CPS runtime libraries are provided
by the following companies:

Objective Grid and Objective Toolkit - Stingray Software;
WinRT - Blue Water Systems;
Microsoft ODBC - Microsoft Corporation;
Microsoft Foundation Classes - Microsoft Corporation.

Extended Waris / Extended Lazarus EPP / ATEX R01.04.01

2009-08-31T22:04:00.000+05:00

=======================================================================================
FIRMWARE/ CODEPLUG UPGRADE KIT RELEASE NOTE
=======================================================================================
Product : Professional Radios Firmware/ Codeplug Upgrade Kit
Release : R01.04.01
Date : 24-Oct-2008
Language : English
Supporting OS : Win95, Win98, Win2k, WinNT, WinXP

=======================================================================================
PURPOSE OF THIS RELEASE
=======================================================================================
Supported features:
- Update Tx high power with the Tx low power value
- Update PABias high with the PABias low value
- Up-version the Extended Waris/ Extended Lazarus EPP radios to software version R01.04.01
and codeplug is updated to the latest version as shown below.
- The tuning data and the CPS programming data will be preserved.

Supported Software versions:
- Only official radio software release version and bands.
In this version:
R01.00.00, R01.00.01, R01.01.00, R01.01.02, R01.02.07,
R01.03.08, R01.03.11, R01.03.20, R01.03.21, R01.03.22,
B01.03.25, R01.03.25, R01.03.26, R01.03.30, B01.03.54,
R01.03.54, R01.03.57, R01.03.58, B01.03.60, R01.03.60,
R01.03.62, B01.03.63, R01.03.64, B01.03.65, R01.03.66,
R01.03.68, R01.03.71, R01.03.73, B01.04.01, R01.04.01

- Supported EPP Models:
Model Number Super Tanapa Description Codeplug version
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
H25KDC9GB3 PMUD1649B MTX900 136-174 12.5/25K 5W 2.07
H25KDC9GC3 PMUD1649B ATS2500 136-174 12.5/25K 5W 2.07
H25KDC9GE3 PMUD1649B PPR 136-174 12.5/25K 5W 2.07
H25KDH9GB6 PMUD1650B MTX960 136-174 12.5/25K 5W DISPLAY 2.08
H25KDH9GC6 PMUD1650B ATS2500 136-174 12.5/25K 5W DISPLAY 2.08
H25KDH9GE6 PMUD1650B PPR 136-174 12.5/25K 5W DISPLAY 2.08
H25RCH4GC6 PMUE2215C GP580 UHF1 K/P S/Zone ATEX (12.5khz) 2.13
H25RCH4GC6 PMUE2215C ATS2500 UHF1 K/P S/Zone ATEX (12.5khz) 2.13
H25RCH4GC6 PMUE2215D GP580 UHF1 K/P S/Zone ATEX (12.5khz) 2.13
H25RCH4GC6 PMUE2215E GP580 UHF1 K/P S/Zone ATEX (12.5khz) 2.13
H25RCH6GC6 PMUE2255C GP580 UHF1 K/P S/Zone ATEX (25.0khz) 2.13
H25RCH6GC6 PMUE2255C ATS2500 UHF1 K/P S/Zone ATEX (25.0khz) 2.13
H25RCH6GC6 PMUE2255D GP580 UHF1 K/P S/Zone ATEX (25.0khz) 2.13
H25RCH6GC6 PMUE2255E GP580 UHF1 K/P S/Zone ATEX (25.0khz) 2.13
H25RDC9GB3 PMUE1678B MTX900 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W 2.10
H25RDC9GC3 PMUE1678B ATS2500 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W 2.10
H25RDC9GE3 PMUE1678B PPR UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W 2.10
H25RDH9GB6 PMUE1679B MTX960 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.11
H25RDH9GC6 PMUE1679B ATS2500 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.11
H25RDH9GE6 PMUE1679B PPR UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.11
H25RDH9GB6 PMUE1679C MTX960 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.11
H25RDH9GC6 PMUE1679C ATS2500 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.11
H25RDH9GE6 PMUE1679C PPR UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.11
H25RDC9GB3 PMUE1678C MTX900 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W 2.10
H25RDC9GC3 PMUE1678C ATS2500 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W 2.10
H25RDC9GE3 PMUE1678C PPR UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W 2.10
H25SDC9GB3 PMUE1680B MTX900 450-527 12.5/25K 4W 2.07
H25SDC9GC3 PMUE1680B ATS2500 450-527 12.5/25K 4W 2.07
H25SDC9GE3 PMUE1680B PPR 450-527 12.5/25K 4W 2.07
H25SDC9GB3 PMUE1680C MTX900 450-527 12.5/25K 4W 2.08
H25SDC9GC3 PMUE1680C ATS2500 450-527 12.5/25K 4W 2.08
H25SDC9GE3 PMUE1680C PPR 450-527 12.5/25K 4W 2.08
H25SDH9GB6 PMUE1681B MTX960 450-527 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.08
H25SDH9GC6 PMUE1681B ATS2500 450-527 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.08
H25SDH9GE6 PMUE1681B PPR 450-527 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.08
H25SDH9GB6 PMUE1681C MTX960 450-527 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.09
H25SDH9GC6 PMUE1681C ATS2500 450-527 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.09
H25SDH9GE6 PMUE1681C PPR 450-527 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.09
H25KCH4GC6 PMUD1971A (ATS2500) GP580 VHF K/P S/Zone ATEX (12.5khz) 2.11
H25KCH4GC6 PMUD1971B (ATS2500) GP580 VHF K/P S/Zone ATEX (12.5khz) 2.11
H25KCH6GC6 PMUD2047A (ATS2500) GP580 VHF K/P S/Zone ATEX (25.0khz) 2.11
H25KCH6GC6 PMUD2047B (ATS2500) GP580 VHF K/P S/Zone ATEX (25.0khz) 2.11
H25UCC6FB3 PMUF1063C MTX900 800 25K 2.5W (Public Safety) 2.11
H25UCC6FC3 PMUF1063C ATS2500 800 25K 2.5W (Public Safety) 2.11
H25UCC6FE3 PMUF1063C PPR 800 25K 2.5W (Public Safety) 2.11
H25UCC6GB3 PMUF1046C MTX900 800 25K 2.5W 2.11
H25UCC6GC3 PMUF1046C PPR 800 25K 2.5W 2.11
H25UCC6GE3 PMUF1046C ATS2500 800 25K 2.5W 2.11
H25UCH6FB6 PMUF1064C MTX900 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY (Public Safety) 2.11
H25UCH6FC6 PMUF1064C ATS2500 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY (Public Safety) 2.11
H25UCH6FE6 PMUF1064C PPR 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY (Public Safety) 2.11
H25UCH6GB6 PMUF1047C MTX960 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY 2.11
H25UCH6GC6 PMUF1047C ATS2500 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY 2.11
H25UCH6GE6 PMUF1047C PPR 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY 2.11

- Supported non-EPP Models:
Model Number Super Tanapa Description Codeplug version
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
H25KDC9GB3 PMUD1649A MTX900 136-174 12.5/25K 5W 2.06
H25KDC9GC3 PMUD1649A ATS2500 136-174 12.5/25K 5W 2.06
H25KDC9GE3 PMUD1649A PPR 136-174 12.5/25K 5W 2.06
H25KDH9GB6 PMUD1650A MTX960 136-174 12.5/25K 5W DISPLAY 2.06
H25KDH9GC6 PMUD1650A ATS2500 136-174 12.5/25K 5W DISPLAY 2.06
H25KDH9GE6 PMUD1650A PPR 136-174 12.5/25K 5W DISPLAY 2.06
H25PDC9GB3 PMUD1651A MTX900 330-400 12.5/25K 4W 2.09
H25PDC9GC3 PMUD1651A ATS2500 330-400 12.5/25K 4W 2.09
H25PDC9GE3 PMUD1651A PPR 330-400 12.5/25K 4W 2.09
H25PDH9GB6 PMUD1652A MTX960 330-400 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.09
H25PDH9GC6 PMUD1652A ATS2500 330-400 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.09
H25PDH9GE6 PMUD1652A PPR 330-400 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.09
H25RDC9GB3 PMUE1678A MTX900 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W 2.09
H25RDC9GC3 PMUE1678A ATS2500 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W 2.09
H25RDC9GE3 PMUE1678A PPR UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W 2.09
H25RDH9GB6 PMUE1679A MTX960 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.09
H25RDH9GC6 PMUE1679A ATS2500 UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.09
H25RDH9GE6 PMUE1679A PPR UhfB1 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.09
H25SDC9GB3 PMUE1680A MTX900 450-527 12.5/25K 4W 2.06
H25SDC9GC3 PMUE1680A ATS2500 450-527 12.5/25K 4W 2.06
H25SDC9GE3 PMUE1680A PPR 450-527 12.5/25K 4W 2.06
H25SDH9GB6 PMUE1681A MTX960 450-527 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.06
H25SDH9GC6 PMUE1681A ATS2500 450-527 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.06
H25SDH9GE6 PMUE1681A PPR 450-527 12.5/25K 4W DISPLAY 2.06
H25UCC6FB3 PMUF1063A MTX900 800 25K 2.5W (Public Safety) 2.09
H25UCC6FC3 PMUF1063A ATS2500 800 25K 2.5W (Public Safety) 2.09
H25UCC6FE3 PMUF1063A PPR 800 25K 2.5W (Public Safety) 2.09
H25UCC6GB3 PMUF1046A MTX900 800 25K 2.5W 2.09
H25UCC6GC3 PMUF1046A ATS2500 800 25K 2.5W 2.09
H25UCC6GE3 PMUF1046A PPR 800 25K 2.5W 2.09
H25UCH6FB6 PMUF1064A MTX900 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY (Public Safety) 2.09
H25UCH6FC6 PMUF1064A ATS2500 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY (Public Safety) 2.09
H25UCH6FE6 PMUF1064A PPR 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY (Public Safety) 2.09
H25UCH6GB6 PMUF1047A MTX960 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY 2.09
H25UCH6GC6 PMUF1047A ATS2500 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY 2.09
H25UCH6GE6 PMUF1047A PPR 800 25K 2.5W DISPLAY 2.09
H25WCC4GB3 PMUF1059A MTX900 900 12.5K 3W 2.07
H25WCC4GC3 PMUF1059A ATS2500 900 12.5K 3W 2.07
H25WCC4GE3 PMUF1059A PPR 900 12.5K 3W 2.07
H25WCC6GB3 PMUF1059A MTX900 900 12.5K 3W 2.07
H25WCC6GC3 PMUF1059A ATS2500 900 12.5K 3W 2.07
H25WCC6GE3 PMUF1059A PPR 900 12.5K 3W 2.07
H25WCC4GB3 PMUF1059B MTX900 900 12.5K 3W 2.08
H25WCC4GC3 PMUF1059B ATS2500 900 12.5K 3W 2.08
H25WCC4GE3 PMUF1059B PPR 900 12.5K 3W 2.08
H25WCH4GB6 PMUF1060A MTX960 900 12.5K 3W DISPLAY 2.07
H25WCH4GC6 PMUF1060A ATS2500 900 12.5K 3W DISPLAY 2.07
H25WCH4GE6 PMUF1060A PPR 900 12.5K 3W DISPLAY 2.07
H25WCH6GB6 PMUF1060A MTX960 900 12.5K 3W DISPLAY 2.07
H25WCH6GC6 PMUF1060A ATS2500 900 12.5K 3W DISPLAY 2.07
H25WCH6GE6 PMUF1060A PPR 900 12.5K 3W DISPLAY 2.07
H25WCH4GB6 PMUF1060B MTX960 900 12.5K 3W DISPLAY 2.08
H25WCH4GC6 PMUF1060B ATS2500 900 12.5K 3W DISPLAY 2.08
H25WCH4GE6 PMUF1060B PPR 900 12.5K 3W DISPLAY 2.08

=======================================================================================
WARNING
=======================================================================================
PLEASE READ: WARNING’S FOR ALL RADIO TYPES

PLEASE SAVE YOUR EXISTING CODEPLUG AS AN ARCHIVE FILE. The codeplug programming
information may be lost after the update process therefore, it is recommended to read the
radio using the CPS, and save an archive of the radio's codeplug before starting the update
process. After the update, this archive can now be used to recover the codeplug programming
information by programming the archive back into the radio.

Ensure the radio updating process is not interrupted. Interruption will cause the radio
not to operate anymore and attempting to update the radio again will NOT be successful.

Do NOT create a shortcut of the program (e.g. on your desktop), the program might not
be able to find the data files in that case!

Do not remove the programming cable or turn off the radio while the update is in progress.

In case of failure during the updating, a message box will appear to guide the user to
recover from the failure, if possible.

The flashing rate can be changed only by restarting the program.

You may not run more than one copy of the program at the same time.

Baud rate 115k can only be supported by certain Radio Interface Boxes (RIB).
Use 19k baud rate when using a RIB. RKN4075A RIBless cable supports 115k baud.

=======================================================================================
How to install and run this software
=======================================================================================
Installation of the software can be completed by double clicking
the setup file "Waris-X_Upgrade_Kit-R01.04.01.exe",and can be
started through:
Programs Menu-> All Programs-> Motorola-> Professional Radios Waris-X Upgrade Kit->
Waris-X Firmware(R01.04.01) and Codeplug Upgrade Kit.

Do NOT create a shortcut of the program e.g. on your desktop,the program
might not be able to find the data files in that case !

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

For the usage of this software the following radio accessories
are required:

1) Conventional Radio
- Flash adapter, P/N HLN9742
and (i)
- Radio Interface Box, P/N RLN4008
with battery or power supply
- RIB to PC cable, P/N 3080369B72 (9pin) or 3080369B71 (25pin)
- Programming/test cable, P/N RKN4074A

or (ii)(Only for Conventional Radio)

- RIBless programming cable, P/N RKN4075A

By using equipment (i) the Flash adapter has to be connected
between the Radio Interface Box and the Programming/test cable.
Maximum baud rate for this equipment is 19,200 Bd.

By using equipment (ii) the Flash adapter has to be connected
between the PC and the RIBless programming cable.

For Flash Adapter HLN9742B, "Flash mode on" means switch
position "A", position "B" is NOT used for portable radios.

=======================================================================================
INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT UPGRADING PROCESS
=======================================================================================
The following instructions detail the operations of the Firmware Kit:
(Note: These instructions must be followed in the exact order to work properly):

1. Read through the README file and make sure your radio meets the updating
specifications. The README file can be found by going through Start Menu
>> Programs >> Motorola >> Professional Radios Waris-X Upgrade Kit >>
Waris-X Firmware(R01.04.01) and Codeplug Upgrade Kit >> README.

These instructions must be followed in the exact order for the radio
updating to work properly.

2. Start the Firmware Kit by going to Start menu >> Programs >> Motorola >>
Professional Radios Waris-X Upgrade Kit >> Waris-X Firmware(R01.04.01) and
Codeplug Upgrade Kit >> Waris-X Firmware(R01.04.01) and Codeplug Upgrade Kit>>
UpgradeKit.exe.

3. Connect a fully charged battery or a power supply to a radio and turn the
radio on. Ensure that the radio has powered up properly.

4. Attach the programming cable to the radio. Connect the other end of the
programming cable to the computer or Radio Interface Box (RIB) through
the flashing adapter (HLN9742B). Ensure that the flashing adapter is set
to "OFF" position.

5. After the Firmware Kit is launched and only on the first attempt of updating,
the flash Baud rate configuration dialog box will appear. The default baud
rate is 19,200. Select "OK" if you want to use the default value or you can
select a different baud rate and then click the "OK" button.

6. Once the update screen appears, select from the drop down menu "Radio Access >
Upgrade Radio > " or click the "Upgrade Radio" button. Read and follow the
instructions and click the 'Start Upgrade' button.

7. You will now see a status bar indicating the checking of radio data.

8. Set the flash adapter to 'ON' position.

9. Remove the power from the radio and then reconnect the power.

#Note:
THE RADIOS DISPLAY WILL BE BLANK AND THE RADIO WILL APPEAR TO BE NONFUNCTIONAL
EVEN THOUGH THE "on/off" KNOB IS IN THE "ON" POSITION. THIS IS CORRECT!!! THE
RADIO IS ACTUALLY IN BOOTSTRAP MODE WHICH IS REQUIRED FOR FLASHING!

10. Click the "OK" button to continue with the updating process.

11. You will now see a status bar indicating the percentage of completion.

12. Once flashing is completed, remove the programming cable and set the flash
adapter to "OFF" position.
(This is very important, even if you are going to update another radio).

13. To update another radio, attach the programming cable, and go to step #3.

============================================================================
TROUBLESHOOTING
============================================================================
If Firmware Kit will not start

1. Make sure this is an original version of the kit and not copied off another
computer.
2. Make sure another copy is not running on your computer.

If an error is returned when you select program, check the following:

1. On the Comm setting menu, make sure that the port selected is the one to
which the radio is connected.
2. Make sure the radio is on and properly connected to the computer.
3. Make sure the HLN9742B adapter is in the OFF position.

If an error is returned immediately after the radio is put in bootstrap and Ok
is clicked put the adapter in the OFF position, put the radio off, on and try
again.

Adjusting Transmit Buffer:
1. Press Start button.
2. Select Setting and click on Control Panel.
3. Double click on System.
4. Select the Device Manager tab and double click on the Communication Port (COM1).
5. Select the Port Settings tab and click on the Advanced button.
6. Adjust the Transmit Buffer to one step lower than the highest.

============================================================================
WARNING
============================================================================
Ensure radio flashing is not interrupted. Interruption will cause the radio
not to operate anymore. Trying to flash the radio again will not work.
The radio has to be returned to the depot for service.

============================================================================
Current Release : Extended Waris Portable Firmware R01.04.01
Previous Release : Extended Waris Portable Firmware R01.03.73

Commercial Series Radio Patch Tool (Extend the band ranges of GUPPY Radios)

2009-08-31T19:57:00.000+05:00

=========================================================================================
Patch Tool RELEASE NOTE
=========================================================================================
Product : Commercial Series Radio Patch Tool
Release : Patch Tool for CCB314 REVB
Date : 23-Jan-2007
Language : English

=========================================================================================
PURPOSE OF THIS RELEASE
=========================================================================================
SUPPORTED FEATURES:
- CCB314- Extend the band ranges of GUPPY radios to the following new band ranges
-----------------------------------------------------
| Band Existing Range New Band Range|
|---------------------------------------------------- |
| UHF2 438-470 to 433-480 MHz |
| VHF1 136-162 to 136-169 MHz |
| VHF2 146-174 to 141-174 MHz |
-----------------------------------------------------

SUPPORTED SOFTWARE VERSIONS:
- Support all FW and CP version
- Only support Guppy radios with U2,V1 and V2 bands

TOTAL SUPPORTED MODELs:

NEW SUPPORTED MODELS:
Sales Model Super Tanapa Band
=====================================================
CMH50JDC9AA2 PMUD1987C VHF1
CMH50JDC9AJ2 PMUD1986C VHF1
H50JDC9AA1AN PMUD1981C VHF1
H50JDC9AA1AN PMUD2107C VHF1
H50JDC9AA2AN PMUD1982C VHF1
H50JDC9AA2AN PMUD2108C VHF1
H50JDC9AJ2 PMUD2010C VHF1
H50KCC9AA1AN PMUD1824C VHF2
H50KCC9AA2AN PMUD1826C VHF2
H50KDC9AA1AN PMUD1820C VHF2
H50KDC9AA1AN PMUD2111C VHF2
H50KDC9AA2AN PMUD1822C VHF2
H50KDC9AA2AN PMUD2112C VHF2
H50KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1911C VHF2
H50KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1912C VHF2
H50RCC9AA1AN PMUE1953C UFH2
H50RCC9AA2AN PMUE1955C UFH2
H50RDC9AA1AN PMUE1949C UFH2
H50RDC9AA1AN PMUE2424C UFH2
H50RDC9AA2AN PMUE1951C UFH2
H50RDC9AA2AN PMUE2425C UFH2
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2093A UFH2
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2093B UFH2
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2093C UFH2
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2107C UFH2

SUPPORTED MODELs:
Sales Model Super Tanapa Band
=====================================================
H50JDC9AA1AN PMUD2107A vhf1
H50JDC9AA1AN PMUD2107B vhf1
H50JDC9AA2AN PMUD2108A vhf1
H50JDC9AA2AN PMUD2108B vhf1
H50JDC9AA1AN PMUD1981A vhf1
H50JDC9AA1AN PMUD1981B vhf1
H50JDC9AA2AN PMUD1982A vhf1
H50JDC9AA2AN PMUD1982B vhf1
H50JDC9AJ2 PMUD2010A vhf1
H50JDC9AJ2 PMUD2010B vhf1
CMH50JDC9AA2 PMUD1987A vhf1
CMH50JDC9AA2 PMUD1987B vhf1
CMH50JDC9AJ2 PMUD1986A vhf1
CMH50JDC9AJ2 PMUD1986B vhf1
H50KDC9AA1AN PMUD2111A vhf2
H50KDC9AA1AN PMUD2111B vhf2
H50KDC9AA2AN PMUD2112A vhf2
H50KDC9AA2AN PMUD2112B vhf2
H50KDC9AA1AN PMUD1820A vhf2
H50KDC9AA1AN PMUD1820B vhf2
H50KDC9AA2AN PMUD1822A vhf2
H50KDC9AA2AN PMUD1822B vhf2
H50KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1911A vhf2
H50KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1911B vhf2
H50KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1912A vhf2
H50KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1912B vhf2
H50KCC9AA1AN PMUD1824A vhf2
H50KCC9AA1AN PMUD1824B vhf2
H50KCC9AA2AN PMUD1826A vhf2
H50KCC9AA2AN PMUD1826A vhf2
H50RCC9AA2AN PMUE1955A Uhf2
H50RCC9AA2AN PMUE1955B Uhf2
H50RCC9AA1AN PMUE1953A Uhf2
H50RCC9AA1AN PMUE1953B Uhf2
H50RDC9AA1AN PMUE1949A Uhf2
H50RDC9AA1AN PMUE1949B Uhf2
H50RDC9AA2AN PMUE1951A Uhf2
H50RDC9AA2AN PMUE1951B Uhf2
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2107A Uhf2
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2107B Uhf2
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2093A Uhf2
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2093B Uhf2
H50RDC9AA1AN PMUE2424A Uhf2
H50RDC9AA1AN PMUE2424B Uhf2
H50RDC9AA2AN PMUE2425A Uhf2
H50RDC9AA2AN PMUE2425B Uhf2

========================================================================================
NOTICE:
1. The tool will only perform the codeplug patching to the radio in order to extend the
band ranges, but it will not perform any upgrade on the radio Firmware and Codeplug
regardless of version and date of release.
As usual, service team/dealer must use the upgrade kit to upgrade the radio FW/CP
when it’s necessary.
But the radio will be needed to patch again by using the same tool after the upgrade
to put the 10Mhz extension in effect.

2. This Patch Tool will be released to In-Country Manager to control, distribute and
train the user. All responsibilities and liabilities of the patch tool shall be
borne by the respective In-Country Managers.

=======================================================================================
HOW TO INSTALL AND RUN THE SOFTWARE
=======================================================================================
Installation of the software can be completed by double clicking the setup
file "Guppy_Patch_Tool_CCB314_REVB.exe", and can be started through Programs Menu.

=======================================================================================
INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT UPGRADING PROCESS
=======================================================================================
1. Open the Patch Tool program by going to Start menu-> Program-> Motorola->
Commercial Series Radio Patch Tool-> Guppy_Patch_Tool_CCB314_REVB-> PatchTool
2. Read through the description of the tool and make sure your radio meets specifications
3. Use programming cable (RLN5583A) with the switch pointing to "Normal" and plug it into
microphone jack of the radio
4. Power on the radio
5. Click the "Program" button in "Radio Firmware Kit" window
6. Once the operation is completed, a message "Radio Update is successful" will be prompt
Click "Ok" to close the "Note" window
7. Remove the programming cable, then Power off and on the radio
8. Repeat steps 3 to 7 for another radio

NOTE:
1) Do not remove the programming cable or turn off the radio while
upgrade is in progress.
2) You may not run more than one copy of the program at the same time.

========================================================================================

TROUBLESHOOTING

========================================================================================
If Patch tool will not start:
1. Make sure this is an original version of the tool and not copied off another
computer
2. Make sure another copy is not running on your computer.

If an error is returned when you select program, check the following:

1. On the Comm setting menu, make sure that the port selected is the one to
which the radio is connected.

=======================================================================================
WARNING
=======================================================================================
Ensure radio flashing is not interrupted. Interruption will cause the radio
not to operate anymore. Trying to flash the radio again will not work.
=======================================================================================

Waris MPT1327 ESN Programming Tool

2009-08-27T00:13:00.000+05:00

=======================================================
SOFTWARE RELEASE NOTES
=======================================================
PRODUCT: ESN Programming Tool
VERSION: R01.02.00
DATE OF BUILD: 19-Apr-09

=======================================================
Purpose of this release
=======================================================
This is the second release of the ESN Programming Tool
for Waris MPT1327 radios.
You can use it for Waris MPT1227 radios with a blanked
ESN in the codeplug and set a new regional code.

=======================================================
How to install and use this release
=======================================================
Disk installation:
------------------
Copy the files from the disk to a directory of your
choice on your computer's hard disk drive.

Usage:
------
To start the program double click on the file "ESN Tool EN.exe".
The ESN Tool software will start with the main program window.

Before using the tool you need to select the serial port used
for serial communication with the radio. To do this open the
Options menu followed by the Configuration sub-menu.
The Configuration dialog appears. Select the serial port
you wish to use for radio communication from the serial port
combo-box. When finished press the OK button to store your
serial port selection. The next time you start the ESN Tool
it will remember your previous selection so you do not need
to select the serial port again unless you wish to use a
different port.

The ESN Tool offers the following functionality:

1) Retrieve status information about the connected radio:

To retrieve status information select the Radio Access menu
followed by the Radio Info sub-menu. If a valid radio is
connected to your computer the Radio Info dialog appears
after a few seconds. This dialog shows the following
information as reported by the radio:

Model Number, Serial Number, ESN (Electronic Serial Number),
Software Version, Codeplug Version, Last Programmed (Date & Time),
Codeplug Part Number, Firmware Part Number, Radio IC Version
Numbers (hexadecimal hardware identification), Regional Identifier,
UUID (CPS identification).

The information shown is read only and cannot be changed.

2) Program ESN (Electronic Serial Number):

To program the ESN select the Radio Access menu followed by the
Program ESN sub-menu. Please note that the ESN can only be
programmed once so an error message appears in case the ESN
in the radio is not blank. If the ESN in the radio is blank the
Program ESN dialog appears. Enter the ESN you wish to program
into the radio in the format "mmm/rr/ssssss" where "mmm" is the
3-digit manufactures code, "rr" is the 2-digit radio model code
and "ssssss" is the 6-digit serial number. Make sure the ESN
is correct because once programmed it cannot be changed anymore.

To program the previously entered ESN into the radio press the
Program button. After a few seconds an additional dialog appears
to inform you wether the ESN has been programmed successfully or
not.

3) Set the Regional Code

Error Messages:
---------------

1) Serial communication errors:

"The serial port COMx could not be opened."
"It may be in use by another program."

If this error message appears verify that no other program
using a serial port is running. The port may be used by the
serial mouse (if you have one) as well. In this case use
a different port for serial communication with the radio.

"No response from radio."

If this error message appears verify that the radio is switched
on and it is powered correctly. If the error persist check the
serial connection between the radio and the computer (cables,
RIP box, correct port usage etc.).

"Operation not supported by this radio."

If this error message appears the radio connected to the computer
is not a valid Waris MPT1327 radio. The ESN Tool cannot be used
for other radios.

"NAK received from radio."
"Unexpected response from radio."
"Checksum error in received message."
"Received message too long."
"Received message incomplete."

If one of the above error messages appears the serial communication
between the radio and the computer could not be completed
successfully. In this case you should 1st try again. If the same
error message appears again check the serial connection between
the radio and the computer as described above and verify the
radio and the RIB box are powered correctly.

2) ESN programming errors:

"An ESN has already been programmed to the connected radio."

The ESN can only be programmed once. The radio connected to the
computer has already a valid ESN programmed and can therefore
not be programmed again.

"The ESN format of the connected radio is not supported."

The radio connected to the computer is not a valid Waris MPT1327
radio. The ESN Tool cannot be used for other radios.

"Invalid ESN entered."

The ESN you entered is not a legal ESN. Make sure you entered
the ESN correctly as described earlier in the section "Program ESN".

"An error occured during programming of the ESN."
"The ESN has not been programmed."

Either a serial communication error occured between the radio and
the computer or the radio is not a valid Waris MPT1327 radio with
no ESN already programmed. You may use the information described
earlier in the section "Retrieve status information" to verify
the radio.

Commercial Series Mobile Firmware Kit R04.01.02

2009-08-22T23:03:00.000+05:00

============================================================================================

FIRMWARE KIT RELEASE NOTE

============================================================================================

Product : ELM Mobile Series Radio Firmware Kit
Release : R04.01.02
Date : 28-July-2009
Language : English
Supporting OS : Win95,Win98,Win2k,WinNT,WinXP

NOTICE: PLEASE SAVE YOUR EXISTING CODEPLUG TO AN ARCHIVE FILE. The CPS
programming data will lost after upgrading. It is recommended
that use CPS to save an archive of the radios codeplug before
the update process. After upgrading, this archive can be used
to recover the CPS programming data of the radio.
(CPS compatibility : R05.07 or newer)
============================================================================================

PURPOSE OF THIS RELEASE

============================================================================================

SUPPORTED FEATURES:

- The VHF_P9 flag in codeplug will be preserved.
- The tuning data will be preserved.

- This Firmware Kit will up-version the following conventional models to LS Trunking models.
CPS is NOT APPLICABLE to save your existing codeplug to an archive file. This special
requirement is ONLY applicable for North America region.

Model Super Tanapa (conv models) ---> Super Tanapa (LS TK models)
============================================================================================
M50KNF9AA3AN PMUD1904A PMUD1904B
M50KQF9AA3AN PMUD1905A PMUD1905B
M50RNF9AA3AN PMUE2090A ---> PMUE2090B
M50RPF9AA3AN PMUE2091A PMUE2091B
M50SPF9AA3AN PMUE2092A PMUE2092B

SUPPORTED SOFTWARE VERSIONS:

- Only official radio firmware and codeplug release version and bands.
Firmware in the versions:
R01.00.00, R02.00.00, R02.00.01, R02.00.02, R02.00.03, R02.00.04
B03.00.00, B03.00.01, B03.00.02, B03.00.03, B03.00.09, R03.00.00,
R03.00.01, R03.00.02, R03.00.03, R03.00.04, R03.00.05, R03.01.00,
R03.01.01, R03.02.00, R03.03.04, R04.00.02, R04.01.02

Firmware is updated to version R04.01.02
Codeplug is updated to version R08.00

SUPPORTED MODEL NUMBERS:

Supported Models:
S/Tanapa Model Description
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PMUD1934C M50JNC9AA1AN VHF R1 136-162MHz 25W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUD1936C M50JNC9AA2AN VHF R1 136-162MHz 25W 8 CH Mar BNC EPP 4M
PMUD2119C M50JNC9AA2AN Mar VHF R1 25W 8CH BNC SEL D EPP 4M
PMUD1938C M50JNF9AA1AN VHF R1 136-162MHz 25W 32 CH Mar+ Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUD1940C M50JNF9AA2AN VHF R1 136-162MHz 25W 64 CH Mar+ BNC EPP 4M
PMUD2120C M50JNF9AA2AN Mar+ VHF R1 25W 64CH BNC SEL EPP 4M
PMUD1942C M50JQC9AA1AN VHF R1 136-162MHz 45W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUD1944C M50JQC9AA2AN VHF R1 136-162MHz 45W 8 CH Mar BNC EPP 4M
PMUD2121C M50JQC9AA2AN Mar VHF R1 45W 8CH BNC SEL D EPP 4M
PMUD1945C M50JQF9AA1AN VHF R1 136-162MHz 45W 32 CH Mar+ Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUD1946C M50JQF9AA1AN VHF R1 136-162MHz 45W 32 CH Mar+ Mini UHF Gr EPP 4M
PMUD1947C M50JQF9AA2AN VHF R1 136-162MHz 45W 64 CH Mar+ BNC EPP 4M
PMUD2122C M50JQF9AA2AN Mar+ VHF R1 45W 64CH BNC SELEPP 4M
FUD1182C M50KNC9AA1AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF 4M
PMUD1871C M50KNC9AA1AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF GR EPP 4M
FUD1183C M50KNC9AA2AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W 8 CH Mar BNC EPP 4M
PMUD2117C M50KNC9AA2AN Mar VHF R2 25W 8CH BNC SEL D EPP 4M
PMUD1872C M50KNF9AA1AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUD1873C M50KNF9AA1AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF GR EPP 4M
PMUD1874C M50KNF9AA2AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W 64CH Mar+ BNC EPP 4M
PMUD2118C M50KNF9AA2AN vhf2 64ch Marplus mdc EPP 4M
PMUD2118C M50KNF9AA2AN vhf2 64ch Marplus mdc EPP 4M
PMUD1904D M50KNF9AA3AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W LP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF LS EPP 4M
PMUD1849C M50KQC9AA1AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W 4CH Mar Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUD1875C M50KQC9AA1AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W 4CH Mar Mini UHF GR EPP 4M
PMUD1848C M50KQC9AA2AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W 8CH Mar BNC EPP 4M
PMUD2123C M50KQC9AA2AN Mar VHF R2 45W 8CH BNC SEL D EPP 4M
PMUD1876C M50KQF9AA1AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUD1877C M50KQF9AA1AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF GR EPP 4M
PMUD1894C M50KQF9AA2AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W 64CH Mar+ BNC EPP 4M
PMUD2124C M50KQF9AA2AN Mar+ VHF R2 45W 64CH BNC SEL EPP 4M
PMUD1905D M50KQF9AA3AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W HP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF LS EPP 4M
PMUD2045C M50NNF9AA2AN Mar+ 350-380M 25W 64CH BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2000C M50QNC9AA1AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 4CH Mar Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUE2001C M50QNC9AA1AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 4CH Mar Mini UHF GR EPP 4M
PMUE2002C M50QNC9AA2AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 8CH Mar BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2435C M50QNC9AA2AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 8CH Mar BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2003C M50QNF9AA1AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUE2004C M50QNF9AA1AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF GR EPP 4M
PMUE2005C M50QNF9AA2AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 64CH Mar+ BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2436C M50QNF9AA2AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 64CH Mar+ BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2155C M50QPC9AA1AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 40W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUE2157C M50QPC9AA2AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 40W 8 CH Mar BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2437C M50QPC9AA2AN Mar UHF R1 40W 8CH BNC SEL D EPP 4M
PMUE2158C M50QPF9AA1AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 40W 32 CH Mar+ Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUE2160C M50QPF9AA2AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 40W 64 CH Mar+ BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2438C M50QPF9AA2AN Mar+ UHF R1 40W 64CH BNC SEL EPP 4M
FUE1020C M50RNC9AA1AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUE1996C M50RNC9AA1AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF GR EPP 4M
FUE1021C M50RNC9AA2AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 8 CH Mar BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2418C M50RNC9AA2AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 8 CH Mar BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2419C M50RNF29AA2AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 64CH Mar+ BNC EPP 4M
PMUE1997C M50RNF9AA1AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUE1998C M50RNF9AA1AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF GR EPP 4M
PMUE1999C M50RNF9AA2AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 64CH Mar+ BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2090D M50RNF9AA3AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W LP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF LS EPP 4M
PMUE2940A M50RNF9AA4AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 64CH Mar+ BNC EPP NCH
PMUE2940A M50RNF9AA2AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 64CH Mar+ BNC EPP NCH
PMUE2940B M50RNF9AA4AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 64CH Mar+ BNC EPP NCH 4M
PMUE2006C M50RPC9AA1AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W 4CH Mar Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUE2007C M50RPC9AA1AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W 4CH Mar Mini UHF GR EPP 4M
PMUE2008C M50RPC9AA2AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W 8CH Mar BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2439C M50RPC9AA2AN Mar UHF R2 40W 8CH BNC SEL D EPP 4M
PMUE2009C M50RPF9AA1AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUE2010C M50RPF9AA1AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF GR EPP 4M
PMUE2011C M50RPF9AA2AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W 64CH Mar+ BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2440C M50RPF9AA2AN Mar+ UHF R2 40W 64CH BNC SEL EPP 4M
PMUE2091D M50RPF9AA3AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W HP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF LS 4M
PMUE2143C M50SNC9AA1AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 25W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUE2145C M50SNC9AA2AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 25W 8 CH Mar BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2146C M50SNF9AA1AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 25W 32 CH Mar+ Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUE2148C M50SNF9AA2AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 25W 64 CH Mar+ BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2012C M50SPC9AA1AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W 4CH Mar Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUE2013C M50SPC9AA1AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W 4CH Mar Mini UHF GR EPP 4M
PMUE2014C M50SPC9AA2AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W 8CH Mar BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2015C M50SPF9AA1AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUE2016C M50SPF9AA1AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF GR EPP 4M
PMUE2017C M50SPF9AA2AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W 64CH Mar+ BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2092D M50SPF9AA3AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W HP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF LS EPP 4M
PMUE2149C M50TPC9AA1AN UHF R4 490-527MHz 40W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUE2151C M50TPC9AA2AN UHF R4 490-527MHz 40W 8 CH Mar BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2152C M50TPF9AA1AN UHF R4 490-527MHz 40W 32 CH Mar+ Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUE2154C M50TPF9AA2AN UHF R4 490-527MHz 40W 64 CH Mar+ BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2182C M50TRC9AA1AN UHF R4 490-527MHz 25W FP 4 CH Mar Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUE2188C M50TRC9AA2AN UHF R4 490-527MHz 25W FP 8 CH Mar BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2181C M50TRF9AA1AN UHF R4 490-527MHz 25W FP 32 CH Mar+ Mini UHF EPP 4M
PMUE2189C M50TRF9AA2AN UHF R4 490-527MHz 25W FP 64 CH Mar+ BNC EPP 4M
PMUE2526B M50XNC9AA2AN uhf1_ext 403-445MHZ 8ch Mar 4M
PMUE2527B M50XNF9AA2AN uhf1_ext 403-445MHZ 99ch Marplus 4M
PMUD1934B M50JNC9AA1AN EPP VHF R1 136-162MHz 25W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUD1934A M50JNC9AA1AN VHF R1 136-162MHz 25W 4CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUD1936B M50JNC9AA2AN EPP VHF R1 136-162MHz 25W 8 CH Mar BNC
PMUD2119A M50JNC9AA2AN Mar VHF R1 25W 8CH BNC SEL D
PMUD2119B M50JNC9AA2AN EPP Mar VHF R1 25W 8CH BNC SEL D
PMUD1936A M50JNC9AA2AN VHF R1 136-162MHz 25W 8CH Mar BNC
PMUD1938B M50JNF9AA1AN EPP VHF R1 136-162MHz 25W 32 CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUD1938A M50JNF9AA1AN VHF R1 136-162MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUD1940B M50JNF9AA2AN EPP VHF R1 136-162MHz 25W 64 CH Mar+ BNC
PMUD2120A M50JNF9AA2AN Mar+ VHF R1 25W 64CH BNC SEL
PMUD2120B M50JNF9AA2AN EPP Mar+ VHF R1 25W 64CH BNC SEL
PMUD1940A M50JNF9AA2AN VHF R1 136-162MHz 25W 64CH Mar+ BNC
PMUD1942B M50JQC9AA1AN EPP VHF R1 136-162MHz 45W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUD1942A M50JQC9AA1AN VHF R1 136-162MHz 45W 4CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUD1944B M50JQC9AA2AN EPP VHF R1 136-162MHz 45W 8 CH Mar BNC
PMUD2121A M50JQC9AA2AN Mar VHF R1 45W 8CH BNC SEL D
PMUD2121B M50JQC9AA2AN EPP Mar VHF R1 45W 8CH BNC SEL D
PMUD1944A M50JQC9AA2AN VHF R1 136-162MHz 45W 8CH Mar BNC
PMUD1945B M50JQF9AA1AN EPP VHF R1 136-162MHz 45W 32 CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUD1946A M50JQF9AA1AN VHF R1 136-162MHz 45W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF Gr
PMUD1946B M50JQF9AA1AN EPP VHF R1 136-162MHz 45W 32 CH Mar+ Mini UHF Gr
PMUD1945A M50JQF9AA1AN VHF R1 136-162MHz 45W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUD1947B M50JQF9AA2AN EPP VHF R1 136-162MHz 45W 64 CH Mar+ BNC
PMUD2122A M50JQF9AA2AN Mar+ VHF R1 45W 64CH BNC SEL
PMUD2122B M50JQF9AA2AN EPP Mar+ VHF R1 45W 64CH BNC SEL
PMUD1947A M50JQF9AA2AN VHF R1 136-162MHz 45W 64CH Mar+ BNC
FUD1182A M50KNC9AA1AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUD1871A M50KNC9AA1AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF GR
PMUD1875B M50KNC9AA1AN EPP VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W 4CH Mar Mini UHF GR
FUD1182B M50KNC9AA1AN EPP VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUD1871B M50KNC9AA1AN EPP VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF GR
FUD1183A M50KNC9AA2AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W 8 CH Mar BNC
FUD1183B M50KNC9AA2AN EPP VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W 8 CH Mar BNC
PMUD2117A M50KNC9AA2AN Mar VHF R2 25W 8CH BNC SEL D
PMUD2117B M50KNC9AA2AN EPP Mar VHF R2 25W 8CH BNC SEL D epp
PMUD1872A M50KNF9AA1AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUD1872B M50KNF9AA1AN EPP VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUD1873A M50KNF9AA1AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF GR
PMUD1873B M50KNF9AA1AN EPP VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF GR
PMUD1874A M50KNF9AA2AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W 64CH Mar+ BNC
PMUD1874B M50KNF9AA2AN EPP VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W 64CH Mar+ BNC
PMUD2118A M50KNF9AA2AN Mar+ VHF R2 25W 64CH BNC SEL
PMUD2118B M50KNF9AA2AN EPP vhf2 64ch Mar+ mdc epp
PMUD1904A M50KNF9AA3AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W LP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUD1904B M50KNF9AA3AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W LP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF, LS TK
PMUD1904C M50KNF9AA3AN EPP VHF R2 146-174MHz 25W LP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF LS TK
PMUD1849A M50KQC9AA1AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W 4CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUD1849B M50KQC9AA1AN EPP VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W 4CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUD1875A M50KQC9AA1AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W 4CH Mar Mini UHF GR
PMUD1848A M50KQC9AA2AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W 8CH Mar BNC
PMUD1848B M50KQC9AA2AN EPP VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W 8CH Mar BNC
PMUD2123A M50KQC9AA2AN Mar VHF R2 45W 8CH BNC SEL D
PMUD2123B M50KQC9AA2AN EPP Mar VHF R2 45W 8CH BNC SEL D
PMUD1876A M50KQF9AA1AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUD1876B M50KQF9AA1AN EPP VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUD1877A M50KQF9AA1AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF GR
PMUD1877B M50KQF9AA1AN EPP VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF GR
PMUD1894A M50KQF9AA2AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W 64CH Mar+ BNC
PMUD1894B M50KQF9AA2AN EPP VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W 64CH Mar+ BNC
PMUD2124A M50KQF9AA2AN Mar+ VHF R2 45W 64CH BNC SEL
PMUD2124B M50KQF9AA2AN EPP Mar+ VHF R2 45W 64CH BNC SEL
PMUD1905A M50KQF9AA3AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W HP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUD1905B M50KQF9AA3AN VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W HP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF, LS TK
PMUD1905C M50KQF9AA3AN EPP VHF R2 146-174MHz 45W HP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF LS TK
PMUD2045A M50NNF9AA2AN MHF R1 350-380MHz 25W 64CH Mar+ BNC
PMUD2045B M50NNF9AA2AN EPP Mar+ 350-380M 25W 64CH BNC
PMUE2000A M50QNC9AA1AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 4CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUE2000B M50QNC9AA1AN EPP UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 4CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUE2001A M50QNC9AA1AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 4CH Mar Mini UHF GR
PMUE2001B M50QNC9AA1AN EPP UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 4CH Mar Mini UHF GR
PMUE2002A M50QNC9AA2AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 8CH Mar BNC
PMUE2002B M50QNC9AA2AN EPP UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 8CH Mar BNC
PMUE2435A M50QNC9AA2AN Mar UHF R1 25W 8CH BNC SEL D
PMUE2435B M50QNC9AA2AN EPP UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 8CH Mar BNC
PMUE2003A M50QNF9AA1AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUE2003B M50QNF9AA1AN EPP UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUE2004A M50QNF9AA1AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF GR
PMUE2004B M50QNF9AA1AN EPP UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF GR
PMUE2005A M50QNF9AA2AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 64CH Mar+ BNC
PMUE2005B M50QNF9AA2AN EPP UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 64CH Mar+ BNC
PMUE2436A M50QNF9AA2AN Mar+ UHF R1 25W 64CH BNC SEL
PMUE2436B M50QNF9AA2AN EPP UHF R1 403-440MHz 25W 64CH Mar+ BNC
PMUE2155A M50QPC9AA1AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 40W 4CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUE2155B M50QPC9AA1AN EPP UHF R1 403-440MHz 40W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUE2157B M50QPC9AA2AN EPP UHF R1 403-440MHz 40W 8 CH Mar BNC
PMUE2437A M50QPC9AA2AN Mar UHF R1 40W 8CH BNC SEL D
PMUE2437B M50QPC9AA2AN EPP Mar UHF R1 40W 8CH BNC SEL D
PMUE2157A M50QPC9AA2AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 40W 8CH Mar BNC
PMUE2158B M50QPF9AA1AN EPP UHF R1 403-440MHz 40W 32 CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUE2158A M50QPF9AA1AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 40W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUE2160B M50QPF9AA2AN EPP UHF R1 403-440MHz 40W 64 CH Mar+ BNC
PMUE2438A M50QPF9AA2AN Mar+ UHF R1 40W 64CH BNC SEL
PMUE2438B M50QPF9AA2AN EPP Mar+ UHF R1 40W 64CH BNC SEL
PMUE2160A M50QPF9AA2AN UHF R1 403-440MHz 40W 64CH Mar+ BNC
FUE1020A M50RNC9AA1AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF
FUE1020B M50RNC9AA1AN EPP UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUE1996A M50RNC9AA1AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF GR
PMUE1996B M50RNC9AA1AN EPP UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF GR
FUE1021A M50RNC9AA2AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 8 CH Mar BNC
FUE1021B M50RNC9AA2AN EPP UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 8 CH Mar BNC
PMUE2418A M50RNC9AA2AN Mar UHF R2 25W 8CH BNC SEL D
PMUE2418B M50RNC9AA2AN EPP UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 8 CH Mar BNC
PMUE2419B M50RNC9AA2AN EPP UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 64CH Mar+ BNC
PMUE1997A M50RNF9AA1AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUE1997B M50RNF9AA1AN EPP UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUE1998A M50RNF9AA1AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF GR
PMUE1998B M50RNF9AA1AN EPP UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF GR
PMUE1999A M50RNF9AA2AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 64CH Mar+ BNC
PMUE1999B M50RNF9AA2AN EPP UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W 64CH Mar+ BNC
PMUE2419A M50RNF9AA2AN Mar+ UHF R2 25W 64CH BNC SEL
PMUE2090A M50RNF9AA3AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W LP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUE2090B M50RNF9AA3AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W LP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF, LS TK
PMUE2090C M50RNF9AA3AN EPP UHF R2 438-470MHz 25W LP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF LS TK
PMUE2006A M50RPC9AA1AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W 4CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUE2006B M50RPC9AA1AN EPP UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W 4CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUE2007A M50RPC9AA1AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W 4CH Mar Mini UHF GR
PMUE2007B M50RPC9AA1AN EPP UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W 4CH Mar Mini UHF GR
PMUE2008A M50RPC9AA2AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W 8CH Mar BNC
PMUE2008B M50RPC9AA2AN EPP UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W 8CH Mar BNC
PMUE2439A M50RPC9AA2AN Mar UHF R2 40W 8CH BNC SEL D
PMUE2439B M50RPC9AA2AN EPP Mar UHF R2 40W 8CH BNC SEL D
PMUE2009A M50RPF9AA1AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUE2009B M50RPF9AA1AN EPP UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUE2010A M50RPF9AA1AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF GR
PMUE2010B M50RPF9AA1AN EPP UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF GR
PMUE2011A M50RPF9AA2AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W 64CH Mar+ BNC
PMUE2011B M50RPF9AA2AN EPP UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W 64CH Mar+ BNC
PMUE2440A M50RPF9AA2AN Mar+ UHF R2 40W 64CH BNC SEL
PMUE2440B M50RPF9AA2AN EPP Mar+ UHF R2 40W 64CH BNC SEL
PMUE2091A M50RPF9AA3AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W HP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUE2091B M50RPF9AA3AN UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W HP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF, LS TK
PMUE2091C M50RPF9AA3AN EPP UHF R2 438-470MHz 40W HP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF LS TK
PMUE2143A M50SNC9AA1AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 25W 4CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUE2143B M50SNC9AA1AN EPP UHF R3 465-495MHz 25W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUE2145A M50SNC9AA2AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 25W 8CH Mar BNC
PMUE2145B M50SNC9AA2AN EPP UHF R3 465-495MHz 25W 8 CH Mar BNC
PMUE2146A M50SNF9AA1AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 25W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUE2146B M50SNF9AA1AN EPP UHF R3 465-495MHz 25W 32 CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUE2148A M50SNF9AA2AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 25W 64CH Mar+ BNC
PMUE2148B M50SNF9AA2AN EPP UHF R3 465-495MHz 25W 64 CH Mar+ BNC
PMUE2012A M50SPC9AA1AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W 4CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUE2012B M50SPC9AA1AN EPP UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W 4CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUE2013A M50SPC9AA1AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W 4CH Mar Mini UHF GR
PMUE2013B M50SPC9AA1AN EPP UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W 4CH Mar Mini UHF GR
PMUE2014A M50SPC9AA2AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W 8CH Mar BNC
PMUE2014B M50SPC9AA2AN EPP UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W 8CH Mar BNC
PMUE2015A M50SPF9AA1AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUE2015B M50SPF9AA1AN EPP UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUE2016A M50SPF9AA1AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF GR
PMUE2016B M50SPF9AA1AN EPP UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF GR
PMUE2017A M50SPF9AA2AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W 64CH Mar+ BNC
PMUE2017B M50SPF9AA2AN EPP UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W 64CH Mar+ BNC
PMUE2092A M50SPF9AA3AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W HP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUE2092B M50SPF9AA3AN UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W HP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF, LS TK
PMUE2092C M50SPF9AA3AN EPP UHF R3 465-495MHz 40W HP 64CH Mar+ Mini UHF LS TK
PMUE2149A M50TPC9AA1AN UHF R4 490-527MHz 40W 4CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUE2149B M50TPC9AA1AN EPP UHF R4 490-527MHz 40W 4 CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUE2151A M50TPC9AA2AN UHF R4 490-527MHz 40W 8CH Mar BNC
PMUE2151B M50TPC9AA2AN EPP UHF R4 490-527MHz 40W 8 CH Mar BNC
PMUE2152A M50TPF9AA1AN UHF R4 490-527MHz 40W 32CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUE2152B M50TPF9AA1AN EPP UHF R4 490-527MHz 40W 32 CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUE2154A M50TPF9AA2AN UHF R4 490-527MHz 40W 64CH Mar+ BNC
PMUE2154B M50TPF9AA2AN EPP UHF R4 490-527MHz 40W 64 CH Mar+ BNC
PMUE2182A M50TRC9AA1AN UHF R4 490-527MHz 25W FP 4 CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUE2182B M50TRC9AA1AN EPP UHF R4 490-527MHz 25W FP 4 CH Mar Mini UHF
PMUE2188A M50TRC9AA2AN UHF R4 490-527MHz 25W FP 8 CH Mar BNC
PMUE2188B M50TRC9AA2AN EPP UHF R4 490-527MHz 25W FP 8 CH Mar BNC
PMUE2181A M50TRF9AA1AN UHF R4 490-527MHz 25W FP 32 CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUE2181B M50TRF9AA1AN EPP UHF R4 490-527MHz 25W FP 32 CH Mar+ Mini UHF
PMUE2189A M50TRF9AA2AN UHF R4 490-527MHz 25W FP 64 CH Mar+ BNC
PMUE2189B M50TRF9AA2AN EPP UHF R4 490-527MHz 25W FP 64 CH Mar+ BNC
PMUE2526A M50XNC9AA2A EPP uhf1_ext 403-445MHZ 8ch Mar
PMUE2527A M50XNF9AA2A EPP uhf1_ext 403-445MHZ 99ch Mar+

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WARNING

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PLEASE READ: WARNING’S FOR ALL RADIO TYPES

PLEASE SAVE YOUR EXISTING CODEPLUG AS AN ARCHIVE FILE. The codeplug programming
information may be lost after the update process therefore, it is recommended to read
the radio using the CPS, and save an archive of the radio's codeplug before starting
the update process. After the update, this archive can now be used to recover the codeplug
programming information by programming the archive back into the radio.

Ensure the radio updating process is not interrupted. Interruption will cause the
radio not to operate anymore and attempting to update the radio again will NOT be successful.

Do NOT create a shortcut of the program (e.g. on your desktop), the program might not be
able to find the data files in that case!

Do not remove the programming cable or turn off the radio while the update is in progress.

In case of failure during the updating, a message box will appear to guide the user to
recover from the failure, if possible.

The flashing rate can be changed only by restarting the program.

You may not run more than one copy of the program at the same time.

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HOW TO INSTALL AND RUN THE SOFTWARE

============================================================================================

Installation of the software can be completed by double clicking the setup
file 'Mobile_Firmware_Kit_R04.01.02_with_Codeplug_R08.00.exe'. This file will be
in the downloaded up-version kit.

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

For the usage of this software the following radio accessories are required:
Connect all the items using one of the following sequences:

Rib-less Configuration
------------------------
PC com port >> 9 to 25 pin converter >> Programming Cable (AARKN4081)
>> Flash Adapter (FKN8096A) >> Radio.

Note: Ensure the Flash Adapter switch is in the 'CPS' position.

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INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT UPGRADING PROCESS

============================================================================================

The following instructions detail the operations of the Firmware Kit:

(Note: These instructions must be followed in the exact order to work properly):

1. Power on the radio using a 12 vdc power supply or in an automobile. If the automobiles
ignition is on, turn off all other accessories to ensure the quietest possible environment.
Do not run the engine during this procedure.

2. Start the Firmware Kit from the Start Menu >> Programs >> Motorola >> Commercial Series Radio
Firmware Kit >> Mobile Firmware Kit R04.01.02 with Codeplug R08.00 >> Firmware Kit R04.01.02 with Codeplug R08.00

3. Once the Firmware Kit screen appears, click on the 'PROGRAM' button.

4. After the tool is launched and only on the first attempt of updating, the flash Baud rate
configuration dialog box will appear. The default baud rate is 19,200. Select 'OK' if you
want to use the default value or you can select a different baud rate and then click on the
'OK' button.

5. A message box will appear with instructions to put the radio in the Bootstrap mode.
-Turn off the radio.
-Switch the flashing adapter into the 'Flash' mode.
-Turn the radio on and make sure the radio doesn't boot up like normal.

6. After clicking 'OK', updating should begin if the radio has been properly put in bootstrap mode.
A window will pop up initially saying 'Please Wait' then the window will read 'Progress' and
give you a percentage of completion. Instructions in the window will give indications to each
process of the update.

7. A window will pop up when the update is complete reading 'Radio Update is successful.'

8. Click 'OK', return the flashing switch to the 'CPS' position, and remove the programming & flashing
cable. Power off and on the radio to complete the process and to get the radio out of the bootstrap mode.

9. Connect another radio and repeat the process from Step 4. Remember, the baud rate selection is only
configured the first time after starting up the program.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

============================================================================================

If Firmware Kit will not start

1. Make sure this is an original version of the kit and not copied off another
computer
2. Make sure another copy is not running on your computer.

If an error is returned when you select program, check the following:

1. On the Comm setting menu, make sure that the port selected is the one to
which the radio is connected.
2. Make sure the radio is on and properly connected to the computer.
3. Make sure the HLN9742B adapter is in the OFF position.

If an error is returned immediately after the radio is put in bootstrap and Ok
is clicked put the adapter in the OFF position, put the radio off, on and try
again.

Adjusting Transmit Buffer:
1. Press Start button.
2. Select Setting and click on Control Panel.
3. Double click on System.
4. Select the Device Manager tab and double click on the Communication Port (COM1).
5. Select the Port Settings tab and click on the Advanced button.
6. Adjust the Transmit Buffer to one step lower than the highest.

Ensure radio flashing is not interrupted. Interruption will cause the radio
not to operate anymore. Trying to flash the radio again will not work.

============================================================================================
RADIO SOFTWARE RELEASE NOTE

============================================================================================
Release ELM Conventional-R04.01.02
Previous Release ELM Conventional-R04.00.02

Commercial Series Portable Firmware Kit R03.04.02

2009-08-22T22:54:00.001+05:00

============================================================================
FIRMWARE KIT RELEASE NOTE
============================================================================
Product : ELP Portable Series Radio Firmware Kit
Release : R03.04.02
Date : 30-July-2009
Language : English
Supporting OS : Win95,Win98,Win2k,WinNT,WinXP

NOTICE: PLEASE SAVE YOUR EXISTING CODEPLUG TO AN ARCHIVE FILE. The CPS
programming data will lost after upgrading. It is recommended
that use CPS to save an archive of the radio's codeplug before
the update process. After upgrading, this archive can be used
to recover the CPS programming data of the radio.
(CPS compatibility: R05.09 or newer)

============================================================================
PURPOSE OF THIS RELEASE
============================================================================
SUPPORTED FEATURES:

- The tuning data will be preserved.
- This Firmware Kit will up-version the following Conventional models to LS Trunking models.
CPS is NOT APPLICABLE to save your existing codeplug to an archive file.This special
requirement is ONLY applicable for North America region.

Model Super Tanapa (Conv models) ---> Super Tanapa (LS trunking models)
===================================================================================
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD1983A PMUD2051A
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD2109A PMUD2051A
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD1984A PMUD2052A
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD2115A PMUD2052A
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD1985A PMUD2053A
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD2110A PMUD2053A
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD1857A PMUD2054A
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD2113A PMUD2054A
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD1858A PMUD2055A
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD2116A PMUD2055A
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD1859A PMUD2056A
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD2114A PMUD2056A
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE1972A PMUE2361A
H65QDC9AA1AN PMUE1972A PMUE2361A
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE2422A ---> PMUE2361A
H65QDF9AA3AN PMUE1973A PMUE2362A
H65QDF9AJ3AN PMUE2097A PMUE2362A
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE1974A PMUE2363A
H65QDH9AA1AN PMUE1974A PMUE2363A
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE2423A PMUE2363A
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE1966A PMUE2364A
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE2426A PMUE2364A
H65RDF9AA3AN PMUE1967A PMUE2365A
H65RDF9AJ3AN PMUE2100A PMUE2365A
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE1968A PMUE2366A
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE2427A PMUE2366A
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE1978A PMUE2367A
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE2430A PMUE2367A
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE1979A PMUE2368A
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE2434A PMUE2368A
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE1980A PMUE2369A
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE2431A PMUE2369A

SUPPORTED SOFTWARE VERSIONS:

- Only official radio firmware and codeplug release version and bands.
Firmware in the versions:
R01.00.00, R02.00.00, R02.00.01, R02.00.02, B03.00.00, B03.00.01,
B03.00.02, B03.00.03, R03.00.00, T02.00.03, T02.00.04, T02.00.05,
R03.00.01, T02.00.06, T03.00.01, T03.00.02, R03.00.02, R03.00.03,
T03.00.03, R03.00.04, R03.01.00, R03.01.01, R03.01.02, T03.02.04,
R03.02.05, R03.02.07, T03.02.09, T03.02.10, T03.02.11, T03.02.12,
T03.02.13, B03.03.01, R03.03.02, R03.03.03, R03.04.02

Firmware is updated to version R03.04.02
Codeplug is updated to version R08.01

SUPPORTED New MODELs:

Model Super Tanapa Cp Version Description
============================================================================
H50JDF9AA5AN PMUD2496A 08.01 CP200XLS 136-162 5W 128CH LKP VHF1
H50JDH9AA6AN PMUD2486A 08.01 CP200XLS 136-162 5W 128CH FKP VHF1
H50KDF9AA5AN PMUD2497A 08.01 CP200XLS 146-174 5W 128CH LKP VHF2
H50KDH9AA6AN PMUD2488A 08.01 CP200XLS 146-174 5W 128CH FKP VHF2
H50QDF9AA5AN PMUE3577A 08.01 CP200XLS 403-440 4W 128CH LKP UHF1
H50QDH9AA6AN PMUE3489A 08.01 CP200XLS 403-440 4W 128CH FKP UHF1
H50RDF9AA5AN PMUE3578A 08.01 CP200XLS 438-470 4W 128CH LKP UHF2
H50RDH9AA6AN PMUE3487A 08.01 CP200XLS 438-470 4W 128CH FKP UHF2
H50SDF9AA5AN PMUE3579A 08.01 CP200XLS 465-495 4W 128CH LKP UHF3
H50SDH9AA6AN PMUE3469A 08.01 CP200XLS 465-495 4W 128CH FKP UHF3

SUPPORTED MODELs:

Model Super Tanapa Cp Version Description
============================================================================
CMH50JDC9AA2 PMUD1987A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf1
CMH50JDC9AA2 PMUD1987B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf1
CMH50JDC9AA2 PMUD1987C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch china 4m
CMH50JDC9AJ2 PMUD1986A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf1
CMH50JDC9AJ2 PMUD1986B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf1
CMH50JDC9AJ2 PMUD1986C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch china 4m
H50JDC9AA1AN PMUD1981A 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch vhf1
H50JDC9AA1AN PMUD2107A 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch vhf1
H50JDC9AA1AN PMUD1981B 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch vhf1
H50JDC9AA1AN PMUD2107B 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch vhf1
H50JDC9AA1AN PMUD1981C 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch vhf1 4m
H50JDC9AA1AN PMUD2107C 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch vhf1 4m
H50JDC9AA2AN PMUD1982A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf1
H50JDC9AA2AN PMUD2108A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf1
H50JDC9AA2AN PMUD1982B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf1
H50JDC9AA2AN PMUD2108B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf1
H50JDC9AA2AN PMUD1982C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf1 4m
H50JDC9AA2AN PMUD2108C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf1 4m
H50JDC9AJ2 PMUD2010A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf1
H50JDC9AJ2 PMUD2010B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf1
H50JDC9AJ2 PMUD2010C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf1 4m
H50KCC9AA1AN PMUD1824A 08.01 Conv Gup 2w 4ch vhf2
H50KCC9AA1AN PMUD1824B 08.01 Conv Gup 2w 4ch vhf2
H50KCC9AA1AN PMUD1824C 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch vhf2 4m
H50KCC9AA2AN PMUD1826A 08.01 Conv Gup 2w 16ch vhf2
H50KCC9AA2AN PMUD1826B 08.01 Conv Gup 2w 16ch vhf2
H50KCC9AA2AN PMUD1826C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf2 4m
H50KDC4AA2AN PMUD2112C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf2
H50KDC9AA1AN PMUD1820A 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch vhf2
H50KDC9AA1AN PMUD2111A 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch vhf2
H50KDC9AA1AN PMUD1820B 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch vhf2
H50KDC9AA1AN PMUD2111B 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch vhf2
H50KDC9AA1AN PMUD1820C 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch vhf2 4m
H50KDC9AA1AN PMUD2111C 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch vhf2 4m
H50KDC9AA2AN PMUD1822A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf2
H50KDC9AA2AN PMUD2112A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf2
H50KDC9AA2AN PMUD1822B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf2
H50KDC9AA2AN PMUD2112B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf2
H50KDC9AA2AN PMUD1822C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf2 4m
H50KDC9AA2AN PMUD2112C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf2 4m
H50KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1911A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf2
H50KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1912A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf2
H50KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1911B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf2
H50KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1912B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf2
H50KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1911C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf2 4m
H50KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1912C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch vhf2 4m
H50QDC9AA1AN PMUE1984A 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf1
H50QDC9AA1AN PMUE2420A 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf1
H50QDC9AA1AN PMUE1984B 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf1
H50QDC9AA1AN PMUE2420B 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf1
H50QDC9AA1AN PMUE1984C 08.01 Conv Gup 403-440m uhf1 4m
H50QDC9AA1AN PMUE2420C 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch nd uhf1 4m
H50QDC9AA2AN PMUE1985A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf1
H50QDC9AA2AN PMUE2421A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf1
H50QDC9AA2AN PMUE1985B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf1
H50QDC9AA2AN PMUE2421B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf1
H50QDC9AA2AN PMUE1985C 08.01 Conv Gup 16c uhf1 4m
H50QDC9AA2AN PMUE2421C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf1 4m
H50QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2105A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf1
H50QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2106A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf1
H50QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2105B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf1
H50QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2106B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf1
H50QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2105C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf1 4m
H50QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2106C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf1 4m
H50RCC9AA1AN PMUE1953A 08.01 Conv Gup 2w 4ch uhf2
H50RCC9AA1AN PMUE1953B 08.01 Conv Gup 2w 4ch uhf2
H50RCC9AA1AN PMUE1953C 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf2 4m
H50RCC9AA2AN PMUE1955A 08.01 Conv Gup 2w 16ch uhf2
H50RCC9AA2AN PMUE1955B 08.01 Conv Gup 2w 16ch uhf2
H50RCC9AA2AN PMUE1955C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf2 4m
H50RDC4AA2AN PMUE2425C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf2
H50RDC9AA1AN PMUE1949A 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf2
H50RDC9AA1AN PMUE2424A 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf2
H50RDC9AA1AN PMUE1949B 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf2
H50RDC9AA1AN PMUE2424B 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf2
H50RDC9AA1AN PMUE1949C 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf2 4m
H50RDC9AA1AN PMUE2424C 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf2 4m
H50RDC9AA2AN PMUE1951A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf2
H50RDC9AA2AN PMUE2425A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf2
H50RDC9AA2AN PMUE1951B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf2
H50RDC9AA2AN PMUE2425B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf2
H50RDC9AA2AN PMUE1951C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf2 4m
H50RDC9AA2AN PMUE2425C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf2 4m
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2093A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf2
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2107A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf2
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2093B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf2
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2107B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf2
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2093C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf2 4m
H50RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2107C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf2 4m
H50SDC9AA1AN PMUE1986A 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf3
H50SDC9AA1AN PMUE2428A 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf3
H50SDC9AA1AN PMUE1986B 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf3
H50SDC9AA1AN PMUE2428B 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf3
H50SDC9AA1AN PMUE1986C 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf3 4m
H50SDC9AA1AN PMUE2428C 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf3 4m
H50SDC9AA2AN PMUE1987A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf3
H50SDC9AA2AN PMUE2429A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf3
H50SDC9AA2AN PMUE1987B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf3
H50SDC9AA2AN PMUE2429B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf3
H50SDC9AA2AN PMUE1987C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf3 4m
H50SDC9AA2AN PMUE2429C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf3 4m
H50SDC9AJ2AN PMUE2108A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf3
H50SDC9AJ2AN PMUE2108B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf3
H50SDC9AJ2AN PMUE2108C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf4 4m
H50TDC9AA1AN PMUE2231A 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf4
H50TDC9AA1AN PMUE2231B 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf4
H50TDC9AA1AN PMUE2231C 08.01 Conv Gup 4ch uhf4 4m
H50TDC9AA2AN PMUE2232A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf4
H50TDC9AA2AN PMUE2232B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf4
H50TDC9AA2AN PMUE2232C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf4 4m
H50TDC9AJ22 PMUE2299A 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf4
H50TDC9AJ22 PMUE2299B 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf4
H50TDC9AJ22 PMUE2299C 08.01 Conv Gup 16ch uhf4 4m
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD1983A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf1
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD2109A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf1
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD2051A 08.01 LS Pir 16ch vhf1
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD1983B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf1
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD2109B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf1
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD2051B 08.01 LS Pir 16ch vhf1
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD1983C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf1 4m
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD2109C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf1 4m
H65JDC9AA2AN PMUD2051C 08.01 LS Pir 16ch vhf1 4m
H65JDC9AJ2 PMUD2011A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf1
H65JDC9AJ2 PMUD2011B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf1
H65JDC9AJ2 PMUD2011C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf1 4m
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD1984A 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch vhf1
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD2115A 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch vhf1
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD2052A 08.01 LS Pir 32ch vhf1
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD1984B 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch vhf1
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD2115B 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch vhf1
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD2052B 08.01 LS Pir 32ch vhf1
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD1984C 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch vhf1 4m
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD2115C 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch vhf1 4m
H65JDF9AA3AN PMUD2052C 08.01 LS Pir 32ch vhf1 4m
H65JDF9AJ3 PMUD2012A 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch vhf1
H65JDF9AJ3 PMUD2012B 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch vhf1
H65JDF9AJ3 PMUD2012C 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch vhf1 4m
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD1985A 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch vhf1
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD2110A 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch vhf1
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD2053A 08.01 LS Pir 64ch vhf1
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD1985B 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch vhf1
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD2110B 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch vhf1
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD2053B 08.01 LS Pir 64ch vhf1
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD1985C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch vhf1 4m
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD2110C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch vhf1 4m
H65JDH9AA4AN PMUD2053C 08.01 LS Pir 64ch vhf1 4m
H65JDH9AJ4 PMUD2013A 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch vhf1
H65JDH9AJ4 PMUD2013B 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch vhf1
H65JDH9AJ4 PMUD2013C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch vhf1 4m
H65KDC4AA2AN PMUD2113C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD1857A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD2113A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD2054A 08.01 LS Pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD1857B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD2113B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD2054B 08.01 LS Pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD1857C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf2 4m
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD2113C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf2 4m
H65KDC9AA2AN PMUD2054C 08.01 LS Pir 16ch vhf2 4m
H65KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1913A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1914A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1913B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1914B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf2
H65KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1913C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf2 4m
H65KDC9AJ2AN PMUD1914C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch vhf2 4m
H65KDF4AA3AN PMUD2116C 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch vhf2
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD1858A 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch vhf2
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD2116A 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch vhf2
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD2055A 08.01 LS Pir 32ch vhf2
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD1858B 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch vhf2
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD2116B 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch vhf2
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD2055B 08.01 LS Pir 32ch vhf2
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD1858C 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch vhf2 4m
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD2116C 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch vhf2 4m
H65KDF9AA3AN PMUD2055C 08.01 LS Pir 32ch vhf2 4m
H65KDF9AJ3AN PMUD1915A 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch vhf2
H65KDF9AJ3AN PMUD1915B 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch vhf2
H65KDF9AJ3AN PMUD1915C 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch vhf2 4m
H65KDH4AA4AN PMUD2114C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch vhf2
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD1859A 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch vhf2
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD2114A 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch vhf2
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD2056A 08.01 LS Pir 64ch vhf2
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD1859B 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch vhf2
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD2114B 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch vhf2
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD2056B 08.01 LS Pir 64ch vhf2
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD1859C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch vhf2 4m
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD2114C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch vhf2 4m
H65KDH9AA4AN PMUD2056C 08.01 LS Pir 64ch vhf2 4m
H65KDH9AJ4AN PMUD1916A 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch vhf2
H65KDH9AJ4AN PMUD1916B 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch vhf2
H65KDH9AJ4AN PMUD1916C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch vhf2 4m
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE1972A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE2422A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE2361A 08.01 LS Pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE1972B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE2422B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE2361B 08.01 LS Pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE1972C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf1 4m
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE2422C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf1 4m
H65QDC9AA2AN PMUE2361C 08.01 LS Pir 16ch uhf1 4m
H65QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2094A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2096A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2094B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2096B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf1
H65QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2094C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf1 4m
H65QDC9AJ2AN PMUE2096C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf1 4m
H65QDF9AA3AN PMUE1973A 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf1
H65QDF9AA3AN PMUE2362A 08.01 LS Pir 32ch uhf1
H65QDF9AA3AN PMUE1973B 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf1
H65QDF9AA3AN PMUE2554A 08.01 Conv sel Pir 32ch uhf1
H65QDF9AA3AN PMUE2362B 08.01 LS Pir 32ch uhf1
H65QDF9AA3AN PMUE1973C 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf1 4m
H65QDF9AA3AN PMUE2554B 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf1 4m
H65QDF9AA3AN PMUE2362C 08.01 LS Pir 32ch uhf1 4m
H65QDF9AJ3AN PMUE2097A 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf1
H65QDF9AJ3AN PMUE2097B 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf1
H65QDF9AJ3AN PMUE2097C 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf1 4m
H65QDF9AJ5AN PMUE2524A 08.01 Conv sel Pir 99ch uhf1
H65QDF9AJ5AN PMUE2524B 08.01 Conv Pir 99ch uhf1 4m
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE1974A 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf1
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE2423A 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf1
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE2363A 08.01 LS Pir 64ch uhf1
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE1974B 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf1
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE2423B 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf1
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE2363B 08.01 LS Pir 64ch uhf1
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE1974C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf1 4m
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE2423C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf1 4m
H65QDH9AA4AN PMUE2363C 08.01 LS Pir 64ch uhf1 4m
H65QDH9AJ4AN PMUE2098A 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf1
H65QDH9AJ4AN PMUE2098B 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf1
H65QDH9AJ4AN PMUE2098C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf1 4m
H65RDC4AA2AN PMUE2426C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE1966A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE2426A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE2364A 08.01 LS Pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE1966B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE2426B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE2364B 08.01 LS Pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE1966C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf2 4m
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE2426C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf2 4m
H65RDC9AA2AN PMUE2364C 08.01 LS Pir 16ch uhf2 4m
H65RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2095A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2099A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2095B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2099B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf2
H65RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2095C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf2 4m
H65RDC9AJ2AN PMUE2099C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf2 4m
H65RDF4AA3AN PMUE2522C 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf2
H65RDF9AA3AN PMUE1967A 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf2
H65RDF9AA3AN PMUE2365A 08.01 LS Pir 32ch uhf2
H65RDF9AA3AN PMUE2522A 08.01 Conv sel Pir 32ch uhf2
H65RDF9AA3AN PMUE1967B 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf2
H65RDF9AA3AN PMUE2365B 08.01 LS Pir 32ch uhf2
H65RDF9AA3AN PMUE2522B 08.01 Conv sel Pir 32ch uhf2
H65RDF9AA3AN PMUE1967C 08.01 LS Pir 32ch uhf2 4m
H65RDF9AA3AN PMUE2522C 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf2 4m
H65RDF9AA3AN PMUE2365C 08.01 LS Pir 32ch uhf2 4m
H65RDF9AJ3AN PMUE2100A 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf2
H65RDF9AJ3AN PMUE2100B 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf2
H65RDF9AJ3AN PMUE2100C 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf2 4m
H65RDH4AA4AN PMUE2427C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf2
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE1968A 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf2
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE2427A 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf2
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE2366A 08.01 LS Pir 64ch uhf2
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE1968B 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf2
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE2427B 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf2
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE2366B 08.01 LS Pir 64ch uhf2
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE1968C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf2 4m
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE2427C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf2 4m
H65RDH9AA4AN PMUE2366C 08.01 LS Pir 64ch uhf2 4m
H65RDH9AJ4AN PMUE2101A 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf2
H65RDH9AJ4AN PMUE2101B 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf2
H65RDH9AJ4AN PMUE2101C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf2 4m
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE1978A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf3
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE2430A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf3
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE2367A 08.01 LS Pir 16ch uhf3
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE1978B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf3
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE2430B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf3
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE2367B 08.01 LS Pir 16ch uhf3
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE1978C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf3 4m
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE2430C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf3 4m
H65SDC9AA2AN PMUE2367C 08.01 LS Pir 16ch uhf3 4m
H65SDC9AJ2AN PMUE2102A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf3
H65SDC9AJ2AN PMUE2102B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf3
H65SDC9AJ2AN PMUE2102C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf3 4m
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE1979A 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf3
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE2434A 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf3
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE2368A 08.01 LS Pir 32ch uhf3
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE1979B 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf3
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE2434B 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf3
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE2368B 08.01 LS Pir 32ch uhf3
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE1979C 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf3 4m
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE2434C 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf3 4m
H65SDF9AA3AN PMUE2368C 08.01 lkp Pir 32ch uhf3 4m
H65SDF9AJ3AN PMUE2103A 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf3
H65SDF9AJ3AN PMUE2103B 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf3
H65SDF9AJ3AN PMUE2103C 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf3 4m
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE1980A 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf3
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE2431A 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf3
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE2369A 08.01 LS Pir 64ch uhf3
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE1980B 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf3
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE2431B 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf3
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE2369B 08.01 LS Pir 64ch uhf3
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE1980C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf3 4m
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE2431C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf3 4m
H65SDH9AA4AN PMUE2369C 08.01 LS Pir 64ch uhf3 4m
H65SDH9AJ4AN PMUE2104A 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf3
H65SDH9AJ4AN PMUE2104B 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf3
H65SDH9AJ4AN PMUE2104C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf3 4m
H65TDC9AA2AN PMUE2233A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf4
H65TDC9AA2AN PMUE2432A 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf4
H65TDC9AA2AN PMUE2233B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf4
H65TDC9AA2AN PMUE2432B 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf4
H65TDC9AA2AN PMUE2233C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf4 4m
H65TDC9AA2AN PMUE2432C 08.01 Conv Pir 16ch uhf4 4m
H65TDF9AA3AN PMUE2234A 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf4
H65TDF9AA3AN PMUE2234B 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf4
H65TDF9AA3AN PMUE2234C 08.01 Conv Pir 32ch uhf4 4m
H65TDH9AA4AN PMUE2235A 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf4
H65TDH9AA4AN PMUE2433A 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf4
H65TDH9AA4AN PMUE2235B 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf4
H65TDH9AA4AN PMUE2433B 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf4
H65TDH9AA4AN PMUE2235C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf4 4m
H65TDH9AA4AN PMUE2433C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf4 4m
H65TDH9AJ4 PMUE2328A 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf4
H65TDH9AJ4 PMUE2328B 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf4
H65TDH9AJ4 PMUE2328C 08.01 Conv Pir 64ch uhf4 apac 4m

============================================================================
WARNING
============================================================================

PLEASE READ: WARNING FOR ALL RADIO TYPES

PLEASE SAVE YOUR EXISTING CODEPLUG AS AN ARCHIVE FILE. The codeplug programming
information may be lost after the update process therefore, it is recommended to
read the radio using the CPS, and save an archive of the radio's codeplug before
starting the update process. After the update, this archive can now be used to
recover the codeplug programming information by programming the archive back into
the radio.

Ensure the radio updating process is not interrupted. Interruption will cause the
radio not to operate anymore and attempting to update the radio again will NOT
be successful.

Do NOT create a shortcut of the program (e.g. on your desktop), the program might
not be able to find the data files in that case!

Do not remove the programming cable or turn off the radio while the update is
in progress.

In case of failure during the updating, a message box will appear to guide the user
to recover from the failure, if possible.

The flashing rate can be changed only by restarting the program.

You may not run more than one copy of the program at the same time.

==============================================================================
HOW TO INSTALL AND RUN THE SOFTWARE
============================================================================
Installation of the software can be completed by double clicking the setup
file "Portable_Firmware_Kit_R03.04.02_with_Codeplug_R08.01.exe", and can be
started through Programs Menu.

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

For the usage of this software the following radio accessories are required:

Connect all the items in the following sequence for a Rib Configuration:

PC com port >>Rib to PC cable (3080369B72), Flash adapter (RLN5583A) & RIB (RLN4008E)
>> Radio. Ensure the switch on the programming & flashing cable box is in
the 'Normal' position.

============================================================================
INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT UPGRADING PROCESS
============================================================================

The following instructions detail the operations of the Firmware Kit:

(Note: These instructions must be followed in the exact order to work properly):

1. Power on the radio using a fully charged battery or a power supply set to 7.5vdc @ 2 amps.
Start the Firmware Kit from the Start Menu >> Programs >> Motorola >> Commercial Series Radio
Firmware Kit >> Portable Firmware Kit R03.04.02 with Codeplug R08.01 >> Firmware Kit R03.04.02.

2. Once the Firmware Kit screen appears, click on the 'PROGRAM' button.

3. After the tool is launched and only on the first attempt of updating, the flash Baud rate configuration dialog
box will appear. The default baud rate is 19,200. Select 'OK' if you want to use the default value or you can
select a different baud rate and then click on the 'OK' button.

4. A message box will appear with instructions to put the radio in Bootstrap mode.
- Turn off the radio.
- Switch the flashing adapter into the 'Flash' mode.
- Turn the radio on and make sure the radio doesn't boot up like normal.
- Select 'OK.'

5. A window will pop up initially saying "Please Wait" then the window will read "Progress" and give you a
percentage of completion. Information in the window will give indications to each process of the update.

6. A window will pop up when the updating is complete reading 'Radio Update is successful.'

7. Click 'OK,' return the flashing switch to the 'Normal' position, and remove the programming & flashing
cable. Power off and on the radio to complete the process and to get the radio out of the bootstrap mode.

8. Connect another radio and repeat the process from step 4. Remember, the baud rate selection is only
configured the first time after starting up the program.

============================================================================
TROUBLESHOOTING
============================================================================
If Firmware Kit will not start

1. Make sure this is an original version of the kit and not copied off another
computer.
2. Make sure another copy is not running on your computer.

If an error is returned when you select program, check the following:

1. On RIB setting menu, set 'Echo' for single-wired bootstrap. 'No Echo' is for
dual-wired bootstrap. Professional radios use single-wired bootstrap.
2. On the Comm setting menu, make sure that the port selected is the one to
which the radio is connected.
3. Make sure the radio is on and properly connected to the computer.

If an error is returned immediately after the radio is in bootstrap:

1. Click 'OK' and switch the flash adapter to the 'CPS' or 'Normal' or 'OFF'
position, turn the radio off, then on again, and try again.

==============================================================
RADIO SOFTWARE RELEASE NOTE
==============================================================
Release ELP Conventional-R03.04.02
Previous Release ELP Conventional-R03.03.03

Professional GP300 / GM300 Series CPS R03.10.03

2009-08-22T14:20:00.000+05:00

=======================================================
SOFTWARE RELEASE NOTE
=======================================================
PRODUCT: Professional GP300 / GM300 Series CPS
KIT No.: ENVN4005T (EMEA English)
VERSION: R03.10.03
DATE OF BUILD: 29-Jun-2009
WEB ACCESS: Compass website
http://compass.mot.com/

=======================================================
Purpose of this release
=======================================================
CPS release supporting Portable and Mobile versions of
the Professional GP300/GM300 Series 5-tone radios.

Supported radio models:
GP320, GP330, GP329 (-Plus), GP339 (-Plus), GP340, GP344,
GP360, GP380, GP388, GP366R

GM340, GM360, GM380, GM339, GM399, PRO5250, PRO7250

Supported RF bands:
LB1, LB2, LB3, 300, VHF, UHF1, UHF2

=====================
NEW FEATURES / NOTES
=====================
NEW FEATURES:

Enhancement CPS reading and writing feature: if target radio's codeplug is corrupt, CPS will try to recover the target radio with default codeplug.

Add selective item -- "Green Tick" for F3 button.

Supports all existing radio versions in the field as well
as the new radio versions.

A ComTool is installed into the same directory as the
CPS, to help customers having problems to access the
radio via the Com port. The tool gives a detailed
error message and gives many hints in the file
ComTool.txt how to solve the problem.

NOTE: If using the CPS mail menu, ensure that the last
changed data is saved to file.

It is possible to keep several CPS version on the
computer. If only the latest version should be used,
Uninstall any old CPS version before you install the
new one.

=======================================================
How to install and run this release
=======================================================
Hard disk installation:
---------------------
WEB ACCESS: Compass website
http://compass.mot.com/
Download the install package from the Compass website.
Start the installation by running the install package.
========================================================
Disk installation:
------------------
The files for the CPS disks downloaded from the WEB
are PKZIPed. These should be saved on your hard disk in separate
directories and then PKUNZIPed.

Copy the PKZIPED files disk_1, disk_2, disk_3, disk_4 to separate
directories and unzip it.

The extracted files should then be copied onto 1.44MB floppies,
except the README and the ZIP file. Label the disks to
disk_1, disk_2, disk_3, disk_4.

Uninstall any previous builds of the same CPS from the PC.