    Read (Write) Codeplug data To (From) Radio or Diskette Screen
    =============================================================

        The codeplug functions screen gives you the oppotunity to specify 
    where the radio codeplug data is to be read in from, and where it will 
    be stored.  In the event of a communications failure with the radio 
    refer to the radio communications advice at the end of this help text. 

        The following facilities are available :

        1)  Read Codeplug data from Radio
        2)  Load Codeplug data from Disk
        3)  Write Codeplug data to Radio
        4)  Save Codeplug data to Disk


    Read Codeplug Data From radio
    -----------------------------

    To read the radio codeplug data press <F2>, if the programmer can 
    communicate with the radio then the following message will appear :-

        "Radio Being Read"

        If the read was successful then the following message will be 
    displayed :-

        "Radio successfully Read"


    

    Load Codeplug Data From Disc
    ----------------------------

        Any personality files in the current directory will be displayed on 
    entry to this screen, and the current directory will be shown at the 
    directory prompt.  This field can be edited to select a different 
    directory, enter the new directory specification in standard DOS format 
    ie. 

        Directory : a:\data\        - Directory on Drive 'a' 
        Directory : c:\ht800\data\  - Directory on Drive 'c' 

        Press <enter> to display the contents of the new directory. 

    
    
        To load a file use the <F5> key, the 'Directory :' prompt will be 
    replaced by the prompt 'Load File : '.  The filename of the required 
    file can either be typed in at the prompt, or it can be selected from 
    the files currently displayed on the screen using the following keys :-

    <Cur_dn>      Select file below the current file
    <Cur_up>      Select file above the current file
    <TAB>         Select file to immediate right of current file
    <shift><TAB>  Select file to immediate left of current file

        The currently selected file is shown in 'reversed video', and will 
    appear at the 'load file : ' prompt.  Having selected the file press 
    <enter> to load it. 

    

    Program Radio With Codeplug Data
    --------------------------------

        The radio may be programmed with the current personality by pressing 
    the <F4> key.  On programming a radio the following message will appear 
    :-

        "Radio being Programmed"

        Provided that the radio was successfully programmed the following
    message will be displayed :-

        "Radio Successfully Programmed"



    Save Codeplug Data to Disc
    --------------------------

        The directory path and filename for the file are specified as 
    described in the read codeplug data from disc section, with the 
    exception that to specify the filename to which the file will saved the 
    <F6> key is used. Once the filename is selected press <enter>.  If the 
    filename already exists, you will be given the warning :-

        "Overwrite Existing Files (Y/N)"

        Assuming you wish to overwrite the current files, press <Y>, 
    otherwise press <N> and select a new filename. Providing the save was 
    successful the message will be given :-

        "Files successfully Saved"
Radio Communication
-------------------

        If the programmer is unable to communicate with the radio then you 
    will see the following message :-

        Radio Communications Failed - Error nn

        Where 'nn' indicates the type of failure.  A list of common failure 
    numbers and their likely causes is given below :-

             1  -   Radio not connected to RIB
             3  -   Radio powered off
             11 -   RIB not connected to computer or
                    RIB power failure

        Should a communications failure occur please check that your 
    equipment is set up correctly, according to the "Equipment setup" section 
    of the user guide, and that power is supplied to both RIB and radio. 

