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.1
  MAIN MENU
  The main menu allows you to access the screens to:

  F2 - Align the radio.
  F3 - Read and Program the radio's Codeplug
     - Get and Save a personality File from archive
  F4 - Change the radio's codeplug
  F5 - Print the current codeplug setup to screen or printer
  F7 - Setup or change the hardware configuration, version control
  F9 - Setup the computer configuration - colors and default paths


  In most help screens additional help screens are available. Those screens
  are selected by highlighting one of keywords in the bottom line (ARROW_LEFT
  ARROW_RIGHT) and pressing ENTER.

  In all screens a search function is available via the SHIFT F1 key.




 @60[Function keys]    @62[Step by step changing radio codeplug]

.2
  SERVICE
  This menu allows you to access the screens to:

    F2 - Adjust transmit and reference deviation tuning parameters per
         radio
    F3 - Adjust transmit and reference deviation tuning parameters per
         channel
    F4 - Adjust other radio tuning parameters: microphone attenuator,
         tone encoding level, rx max volume level and squelch.
    F9 - Start the application program in the radio.



  Before alignment can be performed, fieldprogrammer must be initialised, i.e.
  an existing codeplug must have been read or hardware setup. Menu's F2, F3 and
  F4 cannot be accessed if no radio is connected. If 'service mode' isn't
  present in radio an error message is displayed.




  @60[Function keys]
.3
  GET SAVE PROGRAM
  This menu allows you to access screens to:

   F2  - Read codeplug data from a radio (both codeplug settings and
         hardware information is read) . All settings in the field-
         programmmer are overwritten.

   F3  - Read codeplug data from a disc file (both codeplug settings and
         hardware information is read). All settings in the field-
         programmmer are overwritten. On entry to this menu all subdirec-
         tories and '.cp1' files from default disk file path are displayed.

   F7  - Save codeplug on disc file (both codeplug settings and
         hardware information is stored)

   F8  - Program codeplug settings in fieldprogrammer workspace
         into radio.

   If 'Drive not ready error...' occurs when pressing F3 or F7, enter
   'Setup computer configuration' menu to check default path.

  @60[Function keys]
.4
  CHANGE/CREATE/VIEW

  This menu allows you to access screens to:

     F2 - edit channel information i.e. select channel system and specify
          channel frequencies
     F3 - edit user interface i.e. setup miscellaneous audio and
          display settings
     F4 - edit signalling system i.e. select signalling system, encoder
          pretime, 1'st tone length and auto acknowledge delay time.
     F5 - edit monitor and transmit settings i.e. setup timers, admit
          criterias and monitor function
     F6 - edit encoder and decoder functions ( 3 pages ). Setup radio ID,
          call button functionality, fixed multicall, multicall, fixed multi-
          status, multistatus, group tone, group call decode, group call in
          multicall, auxiliary telegrams and calls on PTT.
     F7 - edit task specific encoder and decoder functions. Setup emergency,
          hang up and acknowledgements.
     F8 - edit security functions. Setup encryption and radio lock

  In all screens a search function is available via the SHIFT F1 key.
  @60[Function keys]
.5
  Print

  Print the contents of the fieldprogrammer workspace to:

  F2 - Print to screen. Print codeplug data in STIC form format
       to the screen. Use <ARROW UP>, <ARROW DN>, <HOME> and <END>
       to navigate in the file.
       NOTE: An ASCII text file "out.prn" containing the STIC data
       is generated each time print to screen is activated.

  F3 - Print to printer. Print codeplug data in STIC form format
       to a printer.










.6
  Radio Hardware Configuration
  This menu allows you to access screens to:

    F2 - select radio type ( VHF or UHF ) and bandsplit.

    F3 - select radio frontcover type, transmit power level, channel spacing and
         whether radio is equipped with encryption module or not.

    F5 - change/create/view radio serial number.


    F8 - perform version control. Print out fieldprogrammer - , radio
         application -, radio service mode version numbers,
         radio codeplug data format, radio model number and serial
         number, last repair date and number of times that the radio
         has been reprogrammed.





  @60[Function keys]
.7
  Version control

  This menu displays the fieldprogrammer - , radio
  application -, radio service mode version numbers,
  radio codeplug data format, radio model number and serial
  number, last repair date and number of times that the radio
  has been reprogrammed.

  'Not present' means that no '82A..' number is found in location
  3FF0H in the flashprom in bank 0 for the application program and
  in bank 1 for Factory and service mode.










   @65[Keyboard operation]
.8
  Setup computer configuration.

   This screen enables you to setup colors, serial communication
   port, printer port and archive disk file default path for the computer.
   If you're using a monocrome screen no color selections are
   available.

   Press enter to display color palette, use arrow keys to select color
   and press F10.

   Selections made can be stored in a file, used during session or
   original selections may be restored.









   @65[Keyboard operation]
.9
  Transmit deviation tuning per radio

  Use +/- or page up/page dn to increase/decrease transmit deviation tuning
  parameter between min. [0] and max. value [31].

  The frequency, at which the radio currently is transmitting is displayed
  in the upper right corner.

  The radio selects the parameter corresponding to the tuning frequency
  closest to the costumer frequency. This parameter is overwritten if
  parameters per channel are specified.

  Press F4 to change the tuning frequency for current alignment point.

  Press F6 to use default values, i.e. to : set all transmit deviation values
  to 20, reference deviation parameters to 10, microphone signal gain to 1,
  tone signalling encoder level to 7, RX audio full scale volume level to 235,
  and squelch to 1 and to disable per channel deviation tuning and to restore
  default tuning frequencies.

  Press F8 to program current tuning parameters to the radio.
.10
  Reference deviation tuning per radio

  Use +/- or page up/page dn to increase/decrease reference deviation tuning
  parameter between min. [0] and max. value [15].

  The frequency, at which the radio currently is transmitting is displayed
  in the upper right corner.

  The radio selects the parameter corresponding to the tuning frequency
  closest to the costumer frequency. This parameter is overwritten if
  parameters per channel are specified.

  Press F4 to change the tuning frequency for current alignment point.

  Press F6 to use default values, i.e. to : set all transmit deviation values
  to 20, reference deviation parameters to 10, microphone signal gain to 1,
  tone signalling encoder level to 7, RX audio full scale volume level to 235,
  and squelch to 1 and to disable per channel deviation tuning and to restore
  default tuning frequencies.

  Press F8 to program current tuning parameters to the radio.
.11
  Per channel deviation tuning.

  Use +/- or page up/page dn to increase/decrease channel number,
  transmit - or reference deviation tuning parameter.

  Deviation tuning parameters overwrites parameters per specified per radio.
  If both parameters are set to '0' parameters per radio are used.

  If 'channels with names' or 'turn-knob selector' is used, channel number
  correspond to channel number -1 in the channel list. Else if 'zone
  display' is used, channels are packed: zone 0 channels, zone 1 channels etc.
  The Tx-frequency corresponding to current channel is displayed in the
  upper right corner.

  NB! THE VALUES SPECIFIED ARE STORED WITH THE CODEPLUG DATA.

.12
  Microphone attenuator tuning


  Use +/- to increase/decrease microphone attenuator value.


  Press F6 to use default values, i.e. to : set all transmit deviation values
  to 20, reference deviation parameters to 10, microphone signal gain to 1,
  tone signalling encoder level to 7, RX audio full scale volume level to 235,
  and squelch to 1 and to disable per channel deviation tuning and to restore
  default tuning frequencies.

  Press F8 to program current tuning parameters to the radio.

.13
  Tone signalling encoder level.

  Use +/- to increase/decrease attenuator value

  Press F6 to use default values, i.e. to : set all transmit deviation values
  to 20, reference deviation parameters to 10, microphone signal gain to 1,
  tone signalling encoder level to 7, RX audio full scale volume level to 235,
  and squelch to 1 and to disable per channel deviation tuning and to restore
  default tuning frequencies.

  Press F8 to program current tuning parameters to the radio.


.14
  RX audio full scale volume level.


  Use +/- to increase/decrease attenuator value

  Press F6 to use default values, i.e. to : set all transmit deviation values
  to 20, reference deviation parameters to 10, microphone signal gain to 1,
  tone signalling encoder level to 7, RX audio full scale volume level to 235,
  and squelch to 1 and to disable per channel deviation tuning and to restore
  default tuning frequencies.

  Press F8 to program current tuning parameters to the radio.

.15
  Squelch tuning


  Use +/- to increase/decrease attenuator value

  Press F6 to use default values, i.e. to : set all transmit deviation values
  to 20, reference deviation parameters to 10, microphone signal gain to 1,
  tone signalling encoder level to 7, RX audio full scale volume level to 235,
  and squelch to 1 and to disable per channel deviation tuning and to restore
  default tuning frequencies.

  Press F8 to program current tuning parameters to the radio.

.16
  Read radio.

  Use F2 to read radio codeplug data.

  'Fieldprogrammer/codeplug mismatch' error indicates that the
  fieldprogrammer is incompatible with the radio software version.

  'Empty codeplug' error indicates that radio never has been fieldpro-
  grammed or that no application program is present in radio.












   @65[Keyboard operation]
.17
  Read from file
  On entry to this screen the fieldprogrammer lists all '.cp1' files
  and subdirectories '\' held in archive disk file default path. To
  change this path enter 'Setup computer configuration' menu.

  Subdirectories may be listed by highlighting the subdirectory name
  and pressing F2.

  Codeplug file to be read may be specified either by highlighting
  file name and pressing F7 or by directly typing in filename.

  'Fieldprogrammer/codeplug mismatch' error indicates that the
  fieldprogrammer is incompatible with the codeplug version.

  'Error: cannot open file' indicates invalid file specification or
  file not existing error.

  'Not a codeplug file' error indicates that the file specified
  doesn't contain a cp1000 codeplug.

  Max. 40 files and subdirectories are displayed.
                 @76[Keyboard operation]
.18
  Write to file
  On entry to this screen the fieldprogrammer lists all '.cp1' files
  and subdirectories '\' held in archive disk file default path. To
  change this path enter 'Setup computer configuration' menu.

  Subdirectories may be listed by highlighting the subdirectory name
  and pressing F2.

  Codeplug file to be stored may be specified either by highlighting
  file name and pressing F7 or by directly typing in filename.

  If the file already exists, the fieldprogrammer prompts 'Overwrite:
  Yes or no'

  If there's not enough free space on disk, fieldprogrammer displays
  'Not enough free space on disk'

  'Drive not ready error' indicates that specified drive doesn't exist
  or that floppy drive isn't closed.

  Max. 40 files and subdirectories are displayed.
   @76[Keyboard operation]
.19
  Program radio

  Press F2 to program codeplug data into radio.

  Make sure that 'Test box' is supplied with 12.0 volts.

  If no radio is connected or communication fails,
  an error message is displayed.

  If hardware in radio doesn't correspond to current hardware
  settings the fieldprogrammer prompts 'Hardware not compatible.
  Press F2 to overwrite model no.'

  The fieldprogrammer reads the codeplug of the radio to see what
  sectors has to be erased before being reprogrammed. Erasing of one
  sector - 512 bytes - lasts for 30 seconds.






.20
  User interface settings

  - Non standard start up information: Specifies the information that will
    be shown briefly after the radio is turned on. Standard: The ID decode
    value stated under option MDH663.

  - Prompts in display: Select language for all guide texts.

  - Acoustic feedback: An acoustic feedback is given each time a key on
    the front is pressed.

  - Non standard level for call tones: Standard level (4) for call tones
    is replaced with another fixed level between 1 and 8.

  - Call tones following vol. control: Select option to make call
    tone level follow volume setting.

  - Omit audio feedback: With this option neither call tones nor alert
    tones will be present in the radio.

  - End of message tone: With this option a beep is inserted every time the
    PTT button is released.
.21
  Channel information

  This menu allows you to access table screens to:

     - select channel system, i.e. to determine how channels
       should be arranged in the radio and how they are selected.

     - setup channel information. Dependent on the selected channel
       system the channel information table is prepared for
       'zone name' and 'channel name' entry.

  Channel/Zone entry via the keypad disabled: Blocks all channel/zone
     selection through the keypad. This means that channels/zones must
     always be chosen from the list.

  20 kHz channel spacing: This option changes 25 kHz channel spacing
     into 20 kHz channel spacing.




   @65[Keyboard operation]
.22
  Signalling system

  This menu allows you to access a table screen to determine if sequential
  signalling should be present in the radio. If sequential signalling
  is used, this is where you decide which of the 5 different schemes is
  to be used in the radio.

  Non standard encoder pretime : This option defines a non-standard encoder
    pretime length as an alternative to the standard length which is two times
    the tone length in the chosen tone system. Whether this length or the
    standard length is used, is decided when the actual telegram is specified.

  Extended first tone : With this option you may define a tone length
    of 1'st tone different from the standard length which is the tone length of
    the chosen system. The length defined here will substitute the standard
    length in every telegram where extended 1'st tone has been specified.

  Non standard auto acknowledge delay time: With this option you may
    replace the standard auto acknowledge delay time - 150 msec. - with
    another value in range 10 to 2550 msec.

   @65[Keyboard operation]

.23
  Monitor and transmit settings
  This menu allows you to access the following table screens :

   - Loudspeaker auto reset: Determines how long time the loudspeaker should
     stay open after carrier disappearance.

   - Time out timer: Determines the maximum time it is allowed to transmit
     continously.

   - PTT admit criteria: Used to define what must be fullfilled in order to
     activate the transmitter with the PTT button.

   - Call transmit admit criteria: Used to define what must be fullfilled
     before telegrams released by the call buttons can be transmitted.

   - Monitor: Setup the ability to listen to radio traffic on a channel
     by pressing a button.

   - Monitor after call and channel shift: Setup monitor function after
     call and after channel shift.

   @65[Keyboard operation]
.24
  Encode and decode functions.

 -  ID decoder: Defines the identity of the radio. If this option is not
            enabled, the loudspeaker will always be open.

 -  Clear down decoder:With this option it is possible to close the loudspeaker
            by transmitting the proper clear down telegram to the radio.

    Acknowledgements for ID and Clear down decoders are specified in
    'Task specific encode and decode functions'

 -  Softkey related 1'st call button: With this option the 1'st call button is
            softkey related, i.e. the values of address and status are
            selected through the soft-keys and will be transmitted through
            this button.

 -  Turn-knob related call buttons: With this option the telegram released
            through the call button is related to the turn-knob. If channel
            selection is carried out by the turn-knob as well, the call
            button telegram is channel related.

   @65[Keyboard operation]
.25
  Fixed multistatus.
 With fixed multistatus you generate a list of fixed digits which will substi-
 tute the 's's stated in the telegrams. Selection is carried out via the
 soft-key status list where you will see the digits displayed as a list in
 numerical order even if names are attached to them.

 -  Fixed multistatus enabled: Enables the status list function.

 -  Non standard fixed multistatus range: This option is used if the number
    of variable digits differs from 2 or if you only want a limited range
    of the standard soft-key status list displayed e.g. a list from 30 to 60.

 -  Names for fixed multistatus: This option makes it possible to associate
    names with max. 20 of the numbers in the list.

 -  Omit numbers from fixed multistatus: Suppresses all digits without a name
    in the list, i.e. only the specified names are shown in the list.


 NOTE: The number of digits in the fixed status list must correspond to the
       number of digits in multistatus and the number of 's's in telegrams.
   @65[Keyboard operation]
.26
  Call transmission on PTT and auxiliary telegrams

  - 1'st auxiliary telegram: With this option you only define the first
    auxiliary telegram. It is connected to other telegrams by asking for
    it under the specific telegrams.

  - 2'nd auxiliary telegram: With this option you only define the second
    auxiliary telegram. It is connected to other telegrams by asking for
    it under the specific telegrams.

  - Call on first PTT: With this option you define a telegram to be trans-
    mitted first time the PTT button is pressed i.e. when PTT is pressed
    and the loudspeaker is closed.

  - Call on every PTT: With this option you define a telegram to be trans-
    mitted every time the PTT button is pressed.

  - Repeated call on PTT: With this option the 'PTT' telegram will be
    transmitted at regular intervals while the PTT button is pressed.


   @65[Keyboard operation]
.27
  Emergency.
  Emergency - scheme ZVEI 2: With this option the 2nd call button will
     become an emergency button which releases an emergency telegram and
     an emergency procedure. The radio is switching constantly between
     transmission and reception every 10 seconds. The emergency mode will
     be left if an emergency reset code is decoded, the radio is switched
     off or if the battery is removed.

  Emergency encode lockout: With this option all telegrams with user
     selected digits will be checked against the emergency telegram before
     transmission. If the telegram is identical to the emergency telegram,
     an error tone will be heard, the display will show "Invalid address"
     and transmission will not take place.

  Emergency reset code: With this option you may define a reset code wich
     will revert the radio from emergency mode to normal mode when received.

  Emergency audio feedback:

  Emergency channel: Make radio switch to emergency channel/frequency when
     emergency is activated.
   @65[Keyboard operation]
.28
  Encryption.

  The options below requires a radio equipped with an encryption module.

   - Toggle controlled encryption: With this option the encryption will
     be controlled through the toggle switch on the top.

   - Delete proper code detect:

   - Delete Clear mode Alert Tone: Omits the "beep" heard when the PTT button
     is pressed, while a radio with encryption operates in clear mode.

   - Disable XL per channel: With this option, it is possible to disable
     the XL function on a per channel basis.

   - CipherNet Keys per Channel (requires CipherNet encryption module):
     With this option it is possible to specify CipherNet keys per channel.

   - Omit Rx auto key select: Disable the CipherNet Auto Key select function.


.29
  Non std start up information

  Here you state your personal text to be shown in the display
  when turning the radio on.

















   @65[Keyboard operation]
.30
  Prompts in display

  The prompts are the fixed text lines in the radio used to guide the
  user. 6 languages are available for prompts.

  Selecting 'User defined prompts' makes the fieldprogrammer read prompt
  texts from the file 'user_def.prm'. Prepare this file by use of an
  text editor. Each line should contain a prompt text corresponding to
  the same line in the file 'english.prm' translated to the new language.
  Note: Instead of ' ' use '#'
        For each line max allowed line length is indicated.










   @65[Keyboard operation]
.31
  Channel selection.

  - MSH346  Zone display : With this option the channels are divided into
    groups, called zones. There are max 10 zones of max 10 channels each.
    The zones are selected from a zone list, shown in the display as numbers
    or as 4 character words/abbreviations. If keypad is available
    zone numbers may also be entered via the keypad. The channels are selected
    from the 10-position turn-knob.

  - MSH347 16-pos channel selector: With this option the 10-position turn-knob
    selector is replaced with a 16-position turn-knob selector. Channels are
    now selected from the turn-knob. Zones cannot be present with this option.

  - MSH348  Channel names with turn-knob selector disabled: With this option
    the standard 10-position turn-knob is disabled for channel selection.
    Zones cannot be present. Channels are selected from a channel list
    (entered by pressing the CH soft-key) consisting of up to 99 channels
    each assigned a number. 20 of these channels may also have a 4-character
    name assigned. In keypad versions channels may be selected directly via
    the keypad after the channel list is entered.

   @65[Keyboard operation]
.32
  Channels organised in zones
   Zone number    : To add a new zone press F2.
                    To delete the last zone press F3.
                    To shift between zones use PG_UP / PG_DN.
                    Total number of zones is displayed in upper left corner.

   Zone name      : All ascii characters may be used for zone name.

   Channel number : Channel numbers must appear in order 1 ... 10. Use
                    F7 and F8 to add or remove channels.

   Channel name   : All ascii characters may be used for channel name.
                    Upto 20 names may be specified.

   Tx/Rx freq     : The fieldprogrammer checks that the specified frequency
                    is within the bandsplit and is divisible by
                    6.25 kHz or 5 kHz.

   PL tones       : Upto 14 different PL encoders and 14 different PL decoders
                    may be specified.

  @66[PL tone table]  @67[Keyboard operation]  @75[Clockshift]  @77[Inj. side]
.33
  Channel information - 16-pos turn-knob selector.

   Channel number : Channel numbers must appear in order 1 ... 16. Use
                    F7 and F8 to add or remove channels.

   Tx/Rx freq     : The fieldprogrammer checks that the specified frequency
                    is within the bandsplit and is divisible by
                    6.25 kHz or 5 kHz.

   PL tones       : Upto 14 different PL encoders and 14 different PL decoders
                    may be specified.










  @66[PL tone table]   @67[Keyboard operation]   @75[Clockshift]  @77[Inj. side]
.34
  Channel information - channels with names. Turn-knob selector disabled.

   Channel number : Channel numbers must appear in order 1 ... 99. Use
                    F7 and F8 to add or remove channels.
                    Only 10 channels are displayed at a time. To display
                    the following 10 channels use PG_DN, to display the
                    previous 10 channels use PG_UP.

   Channel name   : All ascii characters may be used for channel name.
                    Upto 20 names may be specified.

   Tx/Rx freq     : The fieldprogrammer checks that the specified frequency
                    is within the bandsplit and is divisible by
                    6.25 kHz or 5 kHz.

   PL tones       : Upto 14 different PL encoders and 14 different PL decoders
                    may be specified.




  @66[PL tone table]   @67[Keyboard operation]   @75[Clockshift]  @77[Inj. side]

.35
  Signalling system

  Choose from 5 different signalling systems or select
  'Omit 5-tone'.

  Selecting the latter option disables all 5-tone signalling in the radio
  and at the same time selects 'Omit auto reset with carrier override' and
  'Monitor button with open squelch'.
  The radio will function as carrier squelch or with PL.












   @65[Keyboard operation]
.36
  Loudspeaker auto reset

  Loudspeaker auto reset: Determines how long time the loudspeaker should
  stay open after carrier disappearance.

  - Auto reset set to 7 seconds: With this option the loudspeaker stays
        open for 7 seconds after carrier disappearance.

  - Non standard auto reset with carrier override: With this option you
        may define a reset time different from the standard time of 7 sec.

  - Omit auto reset with carrier override: With this option the auto reset
        timer is disabled, i.e. the loudspeaker will stay open until
        closed manually.







   @65[Keyboard operation]
.37
  Time out timer

   Determines the maximum time it is allowed to transmit continously.
   Prevents occupying the channel unnecessarily due to inadvertent
   pressing of the PTT-button.


  - Time out timer set to 60 seconds: With this option the maximum
        transmission time is 60 sec.

  - Non standard time out time: With this option you may define a
        time out time different from the standard time of 60 sec.

  - Omit time out timer: With this option the time out
        timer is disabled.






   @65[Keyboard operation]
.38
  PTT transmit admit requirements

   Used to define what must be fullfilled in order to activate the
   transmitter with the PTT button in 5-tone radios.

   - PTT admit only if channel free: PTT activates the transmitter if
     the channel is free. Depression of the PTT-button will cause
     transmission whether the loudspeaker is open or not as long as
     the channel is not occupied.

   - PTT admit only if loudspeaker open: With this option depression
     of the PTT-button will only activate the transmitter if the loud-
     speaker is open.

   - PTT admit if loudspeaker open or channel free: With this option
     depression of the PTT-button will activate the transmitter
     if the loudspeaker is open or the channel is free.

   - PTT admit, always allowed: With this option depression of the
     PTT-button will always activate the transmitter.

   @65[Keyboard operation]
.39
  Call transmit admit criteria.

   Used to define what must be fullfilled before telegrams released
   by the call buttons can be transmitted.

   - Call transmit if channel free: Call telegrams released if
     the channel is free. Depression of the call-button will cause
     transmission of the connected telegrams whether the loudspeaker
     is open or not as long as the channel is not occupied.

   - Call transmit only if loudspeaker open: With this option depression
     of a call-button will cause transmission of the connected telegrams
     only if the loudspeaker is open.

   - Call admit if loudspeaker open or channel free: With this option
     depression of a call-button will cause transmission of the connected
     telegrams if the loudspeaker is open or the channel is free.

   - Call transmit admit, always allowed: With this option depression of the
     call-button will always cause transmission of the connected telegrams.

   @65[Keyboard operation]
.40
  Monitor
   Setup the ability to listen to radio traffic on a channel by pressing
   a button.

   - Quiet monitor on toggle switch: With this option it is possible to
     monitor the channel without lifting the squelch. The monitoring is
     operated from the toggle switch.

   - Quiet monitor on push-button: With this option it is possible to
     monitor the channel without lifting the squelch.
     The top push-button will be a monitor button. Monitoring is
     turned on/off (toggled) by pressing the button shortly.

   - Open squelch monitor on push-button: With this option it is possible to
     monitor the channel with lifted squelch. The top push-button will
     be a monitor button. Monitoring is turned on/off (toggled) by pressing
     the button shortly. The squelch will be lifted when the monitor
     button is pressed for more than 1 second.

   - Omit monitor (Privacy): Monitor function will not be present in the radio

   @65[Keyboard operation]
.41
  Monitor after call and channel shift
   Setup monitor function after call and after channel shift.

   - Omit monitor after call transmission: With this option the loudspeaker
     will stay closed after transmission of a call telegram.

   - Close loudspeaker after channel shift: With this option the loudspeaker
     will close after channel shift.













   @65[Keyboard operation]
.42
  Soft key related 1. call button

   With this option the 1'st call button is softkey related, i.e.
   the values of address and status are selected through the
   soft-keys and will be transmitted through this button.

   Each used digit in the telegram must be assigned one of the following
   values:

     0 through 9: Fixed digit on this position in telegram.
               g: Fixed group tone on this position in telegram.
               r: Fixed repeat tone on this position in telegram.
               a: Address digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.
               s: Status digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.

   - The number of address digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of address digits in fixed multicall and multicall.

   - The number of status digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of status digits in fixed multistatus and multistatus.

   @65[Keyboard operation]
.43
  Turn-knob related call buttons:
   With this option the telegram released through the call button is
   related to the turn-knob. If channel selection is carried out by the
   turn-knob as well, the call button telegram is channel related.

   If more than 10 turn-knob related calls are specified, make sure that
   radio turn-knob is a 16-position turn knob. Fieldprogrammer automatically
   copies previous telegram to turn-knob positions with no telegram specified.

   Each used digit in the telegram must be assigned one of the following values:

     0 through 9: Fixed digit on this position in telegram.
               g: Fixed group tone on this position in telegram.
               r: Fixed repeat tone on this position in telegram.
               a: Address digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.
               s: Status digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.

   The number of address digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of address digits in fixed multicall and multicall.
   The number of status digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of status digits in fixed multistatus and multistatus.
   @65[Keyboard operation]
.44
Find option/text.

  This feature makes the fieldprogrammer search for occurrences of
  a text string. When a match is found, the menu system path from
  the main menu is displayed, i.e.

     F2 -> F4 -> ARROW DOWN -> ENTER

  means that to reach the option/feature displayed in the first line
  you have to press ESC to reach the main menu and then enter the key
  sequence:  F2  F4  ARROW DOWN  ENTER.

  Press SPACE to make the the fieldprogrammer search for the next match.


.45
  Names for fixed multicalls

  This option makes it possible to associate names with max. 20 of
  the numbers in the list. The list will still be displayed in numerical
  order. If you only want the names displayed, option 'Omit numbers from
  fixed multicall' must be specified as well.

  Number of digits in each multicall number must correspond to number of
  digits in fixed multicall range. I.e. if range is 0 to 100 all numbers
  must have 3 digits. If number of digits doesn't correspond 'Out of range'
  is displayed.

  All multicall numbers must be within fixed multicall range, else 'Out of
  range' is displayed'.







   @65[Keyboard operation]

.46
  Names for fixed multistatus

  This option makes it possible to associate names with max. 20 of
  the numbers in the list. The list will still be displayed in numerical
  order. If you only want the names displayed, option 'Omit numbers from
  fixed multistatus' must be specified as well.

  Number of digits in each multistatus number must correspond to number of
  digits in fixed multistatus range. I.e. if range is 50 to 120 all numbers
  must have 3 digits. If number of digits doesn't correspond 'Out of range'
  is displayed.

  All multistatus numbers must be within fixed multistatus range, else 'Out of
  range' is displayed'.







   @65[Keyboard operation]
.47
  Group call in multicall and fixed multicall

    With this option group calls will be included in the fixed multicall
    list and for radios with keypad the star button will be enabled for
    insertion of group tones.

    Example: 2-digit multicall and fixed multicall (range 0 to 99) are enabled.

    - Selecting 10 - groups adds 0*, 1*, 2*, ..... 9* to the fixed multicall
             list and star button entry as 2nd button is accepted.

    - Selecting 10 - groups and 100 - groups adds 0*, 1*, 2*, ..... 9* and
             ** to the fixed multicall list and star button entry as
             both 1st and 2nd button is accepted.

    - Selecting 1000 - or 10000 - groups has no meaning as only 2 address
             digits exists.

    NOTE: " --X" on STIC form corresponds to selecting 10 - groups in a
          in a system with 3 address digits.

   @65[Keyboard operation]
.48
  Group call decoding enabled.
  With this option decoding of group tones is enabled in the
  specified positions.

  Example: 5 digit ID decoder specified as '12345'

  Selecting group call decoder on position 1 makes radio decode
            '12345' as personal call and 'grgrg' as group call.

  Selecting group call decoder on position 4 and position 5 makes
            radio decode '12345' as personal call and '123gr' and
            '1234g' as group call.






    NOTE: " ---X-X" on STIC form corresponds to selecting position 4 and
          position 6 in a system with 6 tones.

   @65[Keyboard operation]
.49
  Call on PTT.

   Specify here the telegram to be transmitted when PTT is pressed.

   Each used digit in the telegram must be assigned one of the following
   values:

     0 through 9: Fixed digit on this position in telegram.
               g: Fixed group tone on this position in telegram.
               r: Fixed repeat tone on this position in telegram.
               a: Address digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.
               s: Status digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.

   - The number of address digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of address digits in fixed multicall and multicall.

   - The number of status digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of status digits in fixed multistatus and multistatus.



   @65[Keyboard operation]
.50
  Emergency - scheme ZVEI2.

   Specify here the telegram to be released when the emergency
   button is pressed.

   Each used digit in the telegram must be assigned one of the following
   values:

     0 through 9: Fixed digit on this position in telegram.
               g: Fixed group tone on this position in telegram.
               r: Fixed repeat tone on this position in telegram.
               a: Address digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.
               s: Status digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.

   - The number of address digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of address digits in fixed multicall and multicall.

   - The number of status digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of status digits in fixed multistatus and multistatus.


   @65[Keyboard operation]
.51
  Hang up telegram.

   Specify here the telegram to be released when the loudspeaker is
   closed manually.

   Each used digit in the telegram must be assigned one of the following
   values:

     0 through 9: Fixed digit on this position in telegram.
               g: Fixed group tone on this position in telegram.
               r: Fixed repeat tone on this position in telegram.
               a: Address digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.
               s: Status digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.

   - The number of address digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of address digits in fixed multicall and multicall.

   - The number of status digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of status digits in fixed multistatus and multistatus.


   @65[Keyboard operation]
.52
  Auto acknowledge on decoded ID.

   Specify here the acknowledge telegram to be released when
   ID decode code is received.

   Each used digit in the telegram must be assigned one of the following
   values:

     0 through 9: Fixed digit on this position in telegram.
               g: Fixed group tone on this position in telegram.
               r: Fixed repeat tone on this position in telegram.
               a: Address digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.
               s: Status digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.

   - The number of address digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of address digits in fixed multicall and multicall.

   - The number of status digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of status digits in fixed multistatus and multistatus.


   @65[Keyboard operation]
.53
  Auto acknowledge on decoded clear down.

   Specify here the acknowledge telegram to be released when
   clear down  code is received.

   Each used digit in the telegram must be assigned one of the following
   values:

     0 through 9: Fixed digit on this position in telegram.
               g: Fixed group tone on this position in telegram.
               r: Fixed repeat tone on this position in telegram.
               a: Address digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.
               s: Status digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.

   - The number of address digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of address digits in fixed multicall and multicall.

   - The number of status digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of status digits in fixed multistatus and multistatus.


   @65[Keyboard operation]
.54
  Auto acknowledge on emergency reset.

   Specify here the acknowledge telegram to be released when
   emergency reset code is received.

   Each used digit in the telegram must be assigned one of the following
   values:

     0 through 9: Fixed digit on this position in telegram.
               g: Fixed group tone on this position in telegram.
               r: Fixed repeat tone on this position in telegram.
               a: Address digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.
               s: Status digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.

   - The number of address digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of address digits in fixed multicall and multicall.

   - The number of status digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of status digits in fixed multistatus and multistatus.


   @65[Keyboard operation]
.55
  Bandsplit.

   Select bandsplit according to radio bandsplit. Radio channel
   information cannot be changed until a bandsplit has been selected.
   Changing from one bandsplit to another deletes all channel information.
















   @65[Keyboard operation]
.56
  Hardware configuration

   This menu displays the hardware configuration of the radio
   read or the hardware configuration corresponding to
   the file read.

   If no radio or file has been read use this menu to define
   the hardware configuration corresponding to the codeplug you
   wish to setup.

   Change/create/view menu's cannot be entered until minimum
   radio front and power level has been selected.





.57
  1'st auxiliary telegram
   With this option you only define the first auxiliary telegram.
   It is connected to other telegrams by asking for it under the
   specific telegrams.

   Each used digit in the telegram must be assigned one of the following
   values:

     0 through 9: Fixed digit on this position in telegram.
               g: Fixed group tone on this position in telegram.
               r: Fixed repeat tone on this position in telegram.
               a: Address digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.
               s: Status digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.

   - The number of address digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of address digits in fixed multicall and multicall.

   - The number of status digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of status digits in fixed multistatus and multistatus.


   @65[Keyboard operation]
.58
  2'nd auxiliary telegram
   With this option you only define the second auxiliary telegram.
   It is connected to other telegrams by asking for it under the
   specific telegrams.

   Each used digit in the telegram must be assigned one of the following
   values:

     0 through 9: Fixed digit on this position in telegram.
               g: Fixed group tone on this position in telegram.
               r: Fixed repeat tone on this position in telegram.
               a: Address digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.
               s: Status digit selected through soft-keys or keypad.

   - The number of address digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of address digits in fixed multicall and multicall.

   - The number of status digits must either be zero or in accordance with
        the number of status digits in fixed multistatus and multistatus.


   @65[Keyboard operation]
.59
Change Tx tuning frequency.

  With this option the Tx tuning frequency may be changed.



.60
  Function keys

  F1............................. Help
  F2 - F9........................ Enter Labeled Menu
  F10............................ Exit, Return to Previous Menu
  ESC............................ Return to Main Menu
.61
Rx tuning frequency.

  With this option the Rx tuning frequency may be changed.

.62
  Step by step changing radio codeplug

  To create or change codeplug data the fieldprogrammer
  workspace must be initialised. Initialisation is performed by:

     a) reading an existing codeplug from file or from the radio
     b) setting up radio hardware configuration ( bandsplit, radio front type
        and transmit power level must be defined )

  Model number displayed in upper left corner must correspond to STIC

  Run through all edit option screens and select options according to STIC
  form.

  Align the radio.

  Eventually save the codeplug setup in an archive disc file (hardware
  information is stored as well)

  Program codeplug to the radio (in case hardware is not compatible a warning
  is displayed)

.63
  Program radio

  Press F2 to program codeplug data into radio.

  Make sure that 'Test box' is supplied with 12.0 volts.

  If no radio is connected or communication fails,
  an error message is displayed.

  If hardware in radio doesn't correspond to current hardware
  settings the fieldprogrammer prompts 'Hardware not compatible.
  Press F2 to overwrite model no.'

  The fieldprogrammer reads the codeplug of the radio to see what
  sectors has to erased before being reprogrammed. Erasing of one
  sector - 512 bytes - lasts for 30 seconds.





   @65[Keyboard operation]
.64
  Read radio.

  Use F2 to read radio codeplug data.

  'Fieldprogrammer/codeplug mismatch' error indicates that the
  fieldprogrammer is incompatible with the radio software version.

  'Empty codeplug' error indicates that radio never has been fieldpro-
  grammed or that no application program is present in radio.












   @65[Keyboard operation]
.65
  Keyboard operation


  Arrow up/Arrow Down.... Goto option or data field above/below
  Arrow left/Arrow Right. Horisontal movement inside a field
  Page Up/Page Down...... Switch to previous/following page
  TAB/SHIFT TAB.......... Enter following/previous field/option
  ENTER.................. Display table or goto next field/option
  Home................... Move to Upper Left Data Field
  End.................... Move to Lower Right Data Field
  F1..................... Help
  F2..................... Select option
  F10.................... Exit, Return to Previous Menu
  ESC.................... Return to Main Menu

.66
  PL tones
             IEC GROUP A                    IEC GROUP B

          Code       Frequency Hz        Code       Frequency Hz

           XZ           67.0              XA           71.9
           XB           77.0              XY           82.5
           YB           88.5              ZA           94.8
           1Z          100.0              1A          103.5
           1B          107.2              2Z          110.9
           2A          114.8              2B          118.8
           3Z          123.0              3A          127.3
           3B          131.8              4Z          136.5
           4A          141.3              4B          146.2
           5Z          151.4              5A          156.7
           5B          162.2              6Z          167.9
           6A          173.8              6B          179.9
           7Z          186.2              7A          192.8
           M1          203.5              M2          210.7



.67
  Keyboard operation on channel information screens

  Arrow up/Arrow Down.... Goto data field above/below
  Arrow left/Arrow Right. Horisontal movement inside a field
  Page Up/Page Down...... Switch to previous/following page
  TAB/SHIFT TAB.......... Enter following/previous field/option
  Home................... Move to Upper Left Data Field
  End.................... Move to Lower Right Data Field
  F1..................... Help
  F2..................... Append a new zone after the last zone.
  F3..................... Delete the last zone.
  F4..................... Clear current field
  F5..................... Store the contents of current field in buffer
  F6..................... Recall the contents of the buffer.
  F7..................... Insert a new channel after current channel with
                          the same contents as the current channel.
  F8..................... Delete the current channel.
  F10.................... Exit, Return to Previous Menu
  ESC.................... Return to Main Menu



.68
  Fixed multicall.
 With fixed multicall you generate a list of fixed digits which will substi-
 tute the 'a's stated in the telegrams. Selection is carried out via the
 soft-key call list where you will see the digits displayed as a list in
 numerical order even if names are attached to them.

 -  Non standard fixed multicall range: This option is used if the number
    of variable digits differs from 2 or if yuo only want a limited range
    of the standard soft-key call list displayed e.g. a list from 30 to 60.

 -  Names for fixed multicall: This option makes it possible to associate
    names with max. 20 of the numbers in the list.

 -  Omit numbers from fixed multicall: Suppresses all digits without a name
    in the list, i.e. only the specified names are shown in the list.

 -  Omit fixed multicall: Disables the call list function.


 NOTE: The number of digits in the fixed call list must correspond to the
       number of digits in multicall and the number of 'a's in telegrams.
   @67[Keyboard operation]
.69
  Group call
  With these options you specify the incoming and outgoing group calls.
  The latter always refer to telegrams released by the 1st and 2nd call
  buttons and the PTT button. Furthermore you may replace the standard
  group tone according to the selected sequential signalling system.

  - Non-standard group tone: Replace the standard group tone with another
    tone from the selected signalling system. The specified tone should
    not be used as an individual tone.

  - With this option group calls will be included in the fixed multicall
    list and for radios with keypad the star button will be enabled for
    insertion of group tones.

  - Group call decoding enabled: With this option decoding of group tones
    is enabled in the specified positions.





   @67[Keyboard operation]

.70
  Multicall.

  Multicall is the ability to enter the variable digits from the keypad.
  The star-button on the keypad is used for inserting group tones.

  - Non standard multicall length: With this option the standard length
    ( 2 digits ) is replaced by another specified length ( max 4 digits ).

  - Omit multicall: With this option the entry of variable digits from the
    keypad is disabled.








 NOTE: The number of digits in multicall must correspond to the number of
       digits in fixed multicall and the number of 'a's in telegrams.

       @67[Keyboard operation]
.71
Multistatus.

  Multistatus is the ability to enter the variable digits from the keypad.

  - Non standard multistatus length: With this option the standard length
    ( 2 digits ) is replaced by another specified length ( max 4 digits ).

  - Omit multistatus: With this option the entry of variable digits from the
    keypad is disabled.









 NOTE: The number of digits in multistatus must correspond to the number of
       digits in fixed multistatus and the number of 's's in telegrams.

       @67[Keyboard operation]
.72
  Hang up.

  - Hang up encode: With this option you may specify a hang up telegram.
       The hang up telegram is the telegram transmitted when the
       loudspeaker is closed manually or automatically. It is normally
       received by a clear down decoder at the other end.















       @67[Keyboard operation]
.73
  Acknowledgements.

 - Auto acknowledgement on ID decoded: With this option reception of the
      ID dedode code will be acknowledged by transmission of the telegram
      you define here. Transmission will be delayed for 150 msec. unless
      'Non standard acknowledge delay time' has been specified.

 - Auto acknowledgement on clear down : With this option reception of
      the clear down code will be acknowledged by transmission of the telegram
      you define here. Transmission will be delayed for 150 msec. unless
      'Non standard acknowledge delay time' has been specified.

 - Auto acknowledgement on emergency reset: With this option reception of the
      emergencyreset code will be acknowledged by transmission of the telegram
      you define here. Transmission will be delayed for 150 msec. unless
      'Non standard acknowledge delay time' has been specified.





       @67[Keyboard operation]
.74
  Radio lock.

  Radio lock prevents unauthorised use of the radio. When the radio is
  turned on it will ask for the radio lock code. If the proper code is
  not entered neither transmission nor reception can take place.
.75
  Clock shift.

  Clock shift on a channel means that the system clock is shifted 280 ppm.
  downwards.

  The fieldprogrammer automatically shifts the system clock for a channel
  if the center frequency of the requested channel is within +/- 100 ppm
  of system clock overtones given by:

                              system clock
       clockshift freq = n * ---------------
                                  8

  Other frequencies may be clockshifted by pressing F9.
.76
  Keyboard operation.

  TAB/SHIFT TAB......... Move horisontally between file names.
  UP/DOWN............... Move vertically between file names.
  DIGITS................ Enters last field and allows for direct
                         entry of file name.
  F2.................... Displays a subdirectory. \. and \.. selects
                         parent directory.
  F7.................... Selects a file.
  F8.................... Erases a file.
.77
  2'nd injection side.

  Press <SHIFT F9> to make the fieldprogrammer display the 2'nd injection
  side used for current Rx frequency.

  2'nd injection side may be changed, in order to solve selfquieting
  problems.

  2'nd injection side information is stored with the personality data.

.78
  Serial number.

  In this screen the radio serial number may be created or changed.
.79
  Emergency channel.

  With this option, the radio automatically switches to a predefined
  frequency, when the emergency procedure is activated.

  In this screen, emergency Tx and Rx frequencies and PL encoder
  frequency may be specified. PL decoder is not valid when radio
  is in emergency state.


.80
  Disable XL per channel.

  In this screen, the XL function (REX) may be disabled on a per channel
  basis.

     'x' indicates that XL function is enabled.

     ' ' indicates that XL function is disabled.


.81
  CipherNet Key per channel.

  In this screen CipherNet Keys may be selected on a per channel
  basis.
.82
  CipherNet System Parameters

  In this screen CipherNet system parameters may be specified.

  Drop out timer value is specified by selecting "RF environment"
.End
