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TheéMAINéMenu is the top level of the program from which youéselectéthe
type of function that you wish to perform.éAll selections are made via the
"FunctionéKeys", labeled F1 thru F10, on your keyboard.éPress theéESCape
key to return to the MAIN Menu from any where in the program.

Afterémaking a selection, you will be directed to similar menus andé/éor
dataéentry screens for RF alignment or codeplug data.éYou mustéinitially
loadédata from a radio (orédisk) via the F3 GET/SAVE function beforeéyou
will be permitted to CHANGE or VIEW any codeplug data.

MAIN MENU (cont)

Function Key Descriptions:

F1 - Additionaléinformationéis available for every menu via theéF1éHELP
àkey.äSpecificéhelp is also available for each fieldéonéallédata
àentryéscreens.éGeneric help is available within any HELP screenévia
àthe MORE HELP function.

F2 - SERVICEéis a multi-level menu that permits access to radioéALIGNMENT
àandâBOARDéREPLACEMENTéscreens.

MAIN MENU (cont)

àA radio must be connected to your computer via the RIB before you will
àbeépermittedétoéaccess the SERVICE screens.âAlléSERVICEéscreens
àaccesséthe codeplug directly; therefore, you do NOT have to readéthe
àcodeplugédata (via the GET/SAVE functions) before usingétheéSERVICE
àscreens.

F3 - GET/SAVE is used to read codeplug data from a radio and/or retrieve an
àarchivedécodeplug from a diskette or hard disk foréeditingépurposes
à(viaétheéCHANGE/VIEW function).éGET/SAVE is alsoéusedétoéprogram
àedited codeplug data back into the radio or to create an archiveéfile
àon a diskette (or hard disk).

MAIN MENU (cont)

F4 - CHANGE/VIEWéiséa multi-level menu that is used to change,éview,éor
àmodifyâcodeplugéfeatures and optionéconfigurations.éAlléMaratrac
àcodeplugéparameterséare classified as either RADIO-WIDEéoréCHANNEL
àrelated.éCHANGE/VIEW permits access to each of these categories.

àUnlikeétheéSERVICEéfunction, a codeplug must beéloadedéintoéyour
àcomputer'sémemory (via the GET/SAVE functions) before you canéaccess
àthe CHANGE/VIEW screens.éYou may CHANGE/VIEW an archive fileéwithout
àa radio connected.

MAIN MENU (cont)

F5 - A PRINT utility is available to produce permanent records ofécodeplug
àconfigurationséand/or RF alignment settings.éA printeréisérequired
àand should be connected to your computer per your instruction manual.

F6 - A FILE MAINTENANCE utility is available to create sub-directoryépaths,
àdelete old archive files, restore archive files, and create new back-up
àfiles.

F7 - Not Used.

F8 - Not Used.

MAIN MENU (cont)

F9 - SETUPéiséused to configure your MaraTrac Radio ServiceéSoftwareéto
àyouréparticularéapplication.âDefaultédiskédrives,écommunication
àports,éandéevenéscreen colors may be customizedétoéyouréspecific
àneeds.

F10 - SelectéEXITéto quit the program and return toéDOS.âBeésureéall
ådesired codeplug changes have been programmed back to the radio,éand
åthatéan archive copy has been made.âOtherwise all changes willébe
ålostésinceéreturningéto DOS erases this data frométheécomputer's
åmemory.

KEYBOARD OPERATION¡1300

åTAB (or ENTER):ëAdvance Cursor to Next Data Field
åShift TAB:ÄBackup Cursor to Last Data Field
åUP / DOWN Arrow Keys:âIncrement / Decrement Value or Selection
åLEFT / RIGHT Arrow:àMove Cursor Within Data Field
åINSERT:æInsert Space at Current Cursor Position
åBACKSPACE:ÄErase Data Within Field & Move Cursor Left
åDELETE:æErase Current Character
åPAGE UP / PAGE DN:åScroll Displayed Data UP or DOWN
åHOME:ôMove Cursor To Upper Left Data Field
åF1:òAdditional Information
åF2 - F8:ÉExecute Labeled Function
åF10:öReturn to the PREVIOUS Menu
åESC:öReturn to the MAIN Menu
MOTOROLA Radio Service SoftwareìMaraTrac Mobile

Part #...............RVN-4023ÅModel #........
é(Includes 3.5" Installation Disk)ëSerial #.......
Serial #.............
Software Version.....
Date.................ùBand...........


RIB Part #...........01-80353A74îManuals:
RIB Power Supply.....01-80357A57ÄProgrammer...68P80102W24
Cable Part #'sáVHF Service..68P80102W18
éPC/XT -> RIB.......30-80369B71ÄUHF Service..68P80102W21
éATä-> RIB.......30-80369B72ÄLOW Service..68P80102W39
éRIBâ-> Radio.....30-80070N01
SERVICE└2000

All radio alignment and board replacement procedures are accessed frométhe
SERVICEémenu.âA radio must be connected to your computer via aéRIBéand
cableséand the radio turned on before you will be permitted to accesséthe
SERVICE screens.
¥!!!éWARNINGé!!!

DoéNOT switch radios in the middle of any SERVICE procedure.âAlwayséuse
the EXIT key to return to the previous menu screen before disconnecting the
radio.

SERVICE (cont)

AlléSERVICE screens read and program the radio codeplug directly;éyouédo
NOTéhave to use the GET/SAVE functions unless you are editing oréprinting
data.âYou will be prompted at each SERVICE screen to save the newévalues
before exiting the screen.

Referéto your MaraTrac Radio Service Software User's Manualéforédetailed
service procedures.

SERVICE (cont)

Function Key Descriptions:

F2 - The ALIGNMENT function is used to perform standard radio alignmentéon
àTransmitter VCO Deviation, Reference Oscillator Warp, andéTransmitter
àPower Set

F4 - TheéUPDATE DEFAULT DATA FILE function is used to updateétheédefault
àdata of models stored in the Radio Service Software.

F6 - TheéBOARD REPLACEMENT function is used for servicing theéradioéwhen
àboardârepairsâand/oréreplacementéareârequired.äStep-by-step
àinstructions are given for all re-alignment procedures.

SERVICE (cont)

F7 - The CHANGE CONTROL HEAD TYPE function is used for changing the control
àhead type of the radio.


BLANK BOARD INITIALIZATION¡2001

The Radio Service Software has determined that this radio has a Logic board
withécorrupted EEPROM data.éThe EEPROM must be initializedéwithédefault
data before calibration.
₧!!! WARNING !!!

Onceéa corrupted EEPROM is programmed with default information itéCAN NOT
BE CHANGED AGAIN.éMake sure the information on the screen is correct.

Four pieces of information are required to determine the default date to be
programmedéinto the EEPROM.éThey are Model Name, Model Number,éFrequency
Range, and Serial Number.
BLANK BOARD INITIALIZATION (cont)

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select Model Name and Number, andéFrequency
Range.éEnter the serial number from the keyboard.éThis information should
be found on the radio.

Press F8 to program the default data into the EEPROM.

ALIGNMENT╛2200

Referéto your MaraTrac Radio Service Software User's Manual foréALIGNMENT
procedures.

Standardéperiodicéalignment procedures are performed frométheéALIGNMENT
Menu.éThese include:

ÄTransmitter VCO Deviation Adjustment
ÄReference Oscillator Warp Adjustment
ÄTransmitter Power Set

DEVIATION╛2230

ReferétoéyouréMaraTracéRadio Service SoftwareéUser'séManualéforéthe
DEVIATION ALIGNMENT procedure.

TransmitteréDeviation is increased or decreased by first keying theéradio
viaéF6,éandéthen by pressing the UP/DOWNéarrowékeysérespectively.âA
relativeédeviationévalue will be displayed, butétheéactualétransmitter
deviationémustébe determined from your service monitor.éTheéradioéwill
transmitéonéthe test frequencies displayed on the screenéandéshouldébe
terminated into a 50 ohm load or service monitor.

Usingéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys, adjust Tx Deviation per your User'séManual.
Press F6 again to de-key the radio, and then press F8 to program theévalue
to the radio.

REFERENCE OSCILLATOR│2250

ReferétoéyouréMaraTracéRadio Service SoftwareéUser'séManualéforéthe
REFERENCE OSCILLATOR ALIGNMENT procedure.

TheéReference Oscillator is warped by first keying the radio viaéF6,éand
thenébyépressing the UP/DOWN arrow keys respectively.âAérelativeéwarp
positionéwill be displayed, but the actual transmitter frequencyémustébe
determined from your frequency counter or service monitor.éThe radioéwill
transmitéonétheétest frequency displayed on theéscreenéandéshouldébe
terminated into a 50 ohm load or service monitor.

Usingéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys, adjust the Reference Oscillator Warp toéthe
displayed frequency.éPress F6 again to de-key the radio, and then press F8
to program the value to the radio.

TRANSMITTER POWER╢2270

ReferétoéyouréMaraTracéRadio Service SoftwareéUser'séManualéforéthe
TRANSMITTER POWER ALIGNMENT procedure.

Transmitter Power is adjusted by first keying the radio via F6, and then by
pressing the UP/DOWN arrow keys to increase or decrease power respectively.
Aérelative Tx Power value (not watts!) will be displayed, butétheéactual
transmitter power output must be determined from your service monitor.éThe
radioéwillétransmitéon the test frequency displayed onétheéscreenéand
should be terminated into a 50 ohm load or service monitor.

Using the UP/DOWN arrow keys, adjust the Transmitter Power per youréUser's
Manual.âPress F6 again to de-key the radio, and then press F8 toéprogram
the value to the radio.

BOARD REPLACEMENT╢2600

Refer to your MaraTrac Service Manual for BOARD REPLACEMENT procedures.

LOGIC BOARD or RF BOARD░2620

ReferétoéyouréMaraTrac Service ManualéforéLOGIC/RFéBOARDéREPLACEMENT
procedures.

Thisémenu is structured for execution of the calibration procedureséinéa
top-to-bottom order to ensure proper calibration.


¥!!!éWARNINGé!!!

AfteréStep 9 is completed, READ the radio codeplug and archive (SAVE)éthe
changes via the GET/SAVE functions.


REFERENCE CRYSTAL DATA▒2621

Referéto your MaraTrac Radio Service Software User's Manualéforéentering
the Crystal Coefficient Data.

CALIBRATE Tx POWER╡2622

ReferétoéyouréMaraTracéRadio Service SoftwareéUser'séManualéforéthe
TRANSMITTER POWER CALIBRATION procedure.

When setting DRIVE LIMIT for a radio with the 75 watt option (B730), trans-
mitépower at the high end of the band must be temporarily set to 90 watts.
Transmit power atéthe otheréfifteen test pointsécannot be changed during
this procedure.éOnce the 90 watt setting has been made, press the function
key F10 to return to the DRIVE LIMIT CALIBRATION screen.

CALIBRATE Tx DEVIATION▒2623

ReferétoéyouréMaraTracéRadio Service SoftwareéUser'séManualéforéthe
TRANSMITTER DEVIATION CALIBRATION procedure.

PL DEVIATION╗2624

Referétoéyour MaraTrac Radio Service Software User's ManualéforétheéPL
DEVIATION ALIGNMENT procedure.

DPL DEVIATION║2625

Referétoéyour MaraTrac Radio Service Software User's Manual forétheéDPL
DEVIATION ALIGNMENT procedure.

¥!!!éWARNINGé!!!

AfteréStep 9 is completed, READ the radio codeplug and archive (SAVE)éthe
changes via the GET/SAVE functions.

POWER AMPLIFIER BOARD▓2640

ReferétoéyouréMaraTracéService Manual forétheéPOWERéAMPLIFIERéBOARD
REPLACEMENT procedures.

Thisémenu is structured for execution of the calibration procedureséinéa
top-to-bottom order to ensure proper calibration.


¥!!!éWARNINGé!!!

AfteréStep 3 is completed, READ the radio codeplug and archive (SAVE)éthe
changes via the GET/SAVE functions.
SQUELCH ADJUSTMENTS┤2660

1. Presetéthe squelch pot on audio/squelch board HLN 5342,éR1132,éfully
äCCW.
2. Apply an on-channel RF signal @ level of 1 mV.éModulate with 1 KHz tone
ä@ 60% full system deviation.
3. Adjust volume pot for 5.65 V rms across the 3.2 ohm load.
4. Reduce the RF level until the SINAD is 10db.
5. Slowly turn the squelch pot CW until audio is squelchedé(muted),éthen
äslowly turn the pot CCW until audio just unsquelches (unmutes).
6. Reduce RF generator level to 0, then slowly increase level untiléradio
äjustéunmuteséandéverify SINAD is between 9 and 11édb.âReadjust
äR1132 slightly if necessary.

RF DRIVE LIMIT CALIBRATION¡2690

There are separate procedures for setting drive limit for 75 and 100 watts.

BeginéthiséprocedureéwithétheéRF DRIVE LIMIT POT,éLocatedéin theéPA
compartment, set fully clockwise.

Also,éverifyéthat theésupplyévoltageéis até13.4 +/- 0.1évoltséwhile
the radio is transmitting.

Refer to youréMaraTrac Service Manualéfor more information on DRIVE LIMIT
calibration procedure.

After this step, READ the radio codeplug and archive (SAVE) the changes.

RF DRIVE LIMIT MENU

There are separate procedures for setting drive limit for a 100 watt radio
and for a radio with the 75 watt option (B730).âThe Drive Limit Menu is
used to select the desired calibration procedure.

Press function key F8 to select the 75 watt Drive Limit procedure and press
F9 to select the 100 watt Drive Limit procedure.
CHANGE CONTROL HEAD TYPE»2700

Thereéare four control head types and they can be chosen by usingéup/down
arrow.éThe control head types are as follows:

åAdvanced Control Head - Home mode allowed, Scan allowed, Total of 99
₧modes allowed.
åHandheld Control Head - Home mode not allowed, Scan allowed, Total
₧of 99 modes allowed.
åClamshell w/scanå- Home mode not allowed, Scan allowed, Priority
₧modeéiséSelected Modeéonly,éNon-Priority
₧mode is Mode Slaved only, Total of 8 modes
₧allowed.
åClamshellì- Home modeénot allowed, Scan not allowed,
₧Total of 16 modes allowed.

CHANGE CONTROL HEAD TYPE (cont.)

Dueéto the above limitations of each control head type, make sure toéedit
theéradioépersonality informations using F6 beforeéprogrammingétheénew
controléhead type into the radio otherwise the radio will not functionéas
desired.


Function key Descriptions:

F3 - The Cancel Changes function will restore the origionalécontrolâhead
àtype and the origional radio personality informations.éHowever,éthis
àfunctionémust be used BEFORE the changes becomeépermanentéotherwise


CHANGE CONTROL HEAD TYPE (cont.)

àthiséfunction will not work. The control head type changeéandéother
àradioépersonalityéchanges become permanent eitheréwhenétheéCHANGE
àCONTROL HEAD TYPE menu is exited by pressing F10 or when the radioéis
àprogrammed with the changes by pressing F8.

F5 - This function will send the currently displayed Control HeadéTypeéto
àthe printer.

F6 - This function allows editing of the radioépersonalityéinformations.
àWhen pressed the screen will display Change/View menu.

CHANGE CONTROL HEAD TYPE (cont.)

F8 - Thiséfunctionéwill program the radio with new changes.âUsingéthis
àfunction will make the changes permanent.éTo program the radioépress
àF8 twice.

GET/SAVE┐3000

TheéGET/SAVE functions are used to transfer codeplug data from youréradio
or an archive file into your computer in order for you to Change, View,éor
Print it.éGET/SAVE functions also permit you to PROGRAM modified data back
into your radio or to SAVE a copy of the codeplug data in an archive file.

¥!!!éWARNINGé!!!

DoéNOTéturnéofféthe radio or disconnectéitéfrométheécomputeréwhile
attemptingéto PROGRAM the codeplug.éInterrupting the programmingéprocess
WILL destroy the codeplug contents and completely DISABLE the radio!

GET/SAVE (cont)

Function Key Descriptions:

F2 - The READ CODEPLUG function reads the information (data) stored inéthe
àradio codeplug (EEPROM) and transfers it to the computer's memory.

àAéradio and RIB must be properly connected to the computer andépower
àturned on before you attempt the READ function.

àTheétimeérequired to READ a codeplug will dependédirectlyéonéyour
àcomputerétypeéandéthe size of the codeplug youéareéreading.âThe
àstatus of the READ operation is displayed at the bottom of the screen.

GET/SAVE (cont)

F3 - TheéGETéFILEéfunction is used to retrieve an archiveéfileéfroméa
àdisketteéor hard disk to the computer.éOnce retrieved, the fileémay
àbeémodified via the CHANGE/VIEW functions or programmed into aéradio
àjustéasécodeplugéinformation read from the radio viaétheéF2éREAD
àfunction.
GET/SAVE (cont)

F5é-The CLONE function is used to copy radio information of oneéradioéto
àanotherâradio.âThiséfunctionéwillénotécopyâradioâalignment
àinformation therefore realignment of the target radio is NOT necessary
àafter cloning.éHowever, this functionéWILL COPY to the targetéradio
àthe source radio's signalling option IDs, such as STAT-ALERT ID.
GET/SAVE (cont)

àTherefore,ébefore CLONING the target radio, make appropriateéchanges
àto the signaling option IDs.

àTheéCLONE functionéwill not allow cloning of radioséwithédifferent
àmodelénumberéwith exception of radios of similar modelétypeébutéa
àconflictingécontroléheadétype.âAfterécloningétoéaéradioéwith
àdifferentécontrol head type make sure to restore the target radioéto
àits proper control head type using Change Control Head Type utility in
àthe Service Menu othewise the target radio will not work properly.
GET/SAVE (cont)

F7 - TheéSAVE FILE function is used to create (or update) an archiveécopy
àof the codeplug information onto a diskette or hard disk.âAn archive
àcopyéof every radio installed or serviced is STRONGLY recommendedéin
àorder toéquickly restore customer information in the case of codeplug
àfailure.

F8 - The PROGRAM CODEPLUG function transfers codeplug information frométhe
àcomputerétoéthe radio codeplug.éA radio and RIBémustébeéproperly
àconnectedéto the computer andépower turned on before programming.

àTheécodeplug programming time depends directly on theécomputerétype
àand the size of the codeplug. The PROGRAM operation progress displays
àat the bottom of the screen.
GET FILE┐3300

TheéGET FILE function is used to retrieve an archive file from aédiskette
or hard disk.éOnce retrieved, the file may be modified via the CHANGE/VIEW
functions or programmed into a radio just as codeplug information read from
the radio via the F2 READ function.

Useéthe TAB (or ENTER) key to select the serial number of the radio toébe
retrieved.äTheécorrespondingémodelénumber,âcustomeréidentification
information,éandéthe date the file was made will be displayed acrosséthe
middleéoféthe screen.äThe F8 function key is used to GET theéselected
file as described below.

GET FILE (cont)

Function Key Descriptions:

F2 - TheéCHANGEéARCHIVE function is used to specifyétheédirectoryépath
àwhereétheéarchive file is to be located.âThe default archiveépath
àwilléalways be the specified default pathéfrom the SETUPéMenué(See
àMAIN MENU, F9).

F6 - TheéENTER S/N (serial number) function permits you to enterédirectly
àtheéserial number of the file you wish to retrieve.âAfteréentering
àtheéserialénumber,épresséENTER and the computeréwillésearchéthe
àspecifiedédirectory path to locate the file for thatéserialénumber.
àTheéF8éfunctionékey is used to GET the selected fileéasédescribed
àbelow.
GET FILE (cont)

F8 - TheéGET SELECTED function is used to GET the archive file highlighted
àon the screen.âAfter the file is retrieved, the computer will return
àto the GET/SAVE menu.

ARCHIVE PATH╗3301

Enter the directory path where the archive file is to be located.

Theédefault archive path will always be the specified default path from
the SETUP Menu (See MAIN MENU, F9).

Pleaseérefer to your computer owner's manual for a complete description of
directories and path names.

SERIAL NUMBER║3302

Enterétheéserialénumber of the codeplug archive file thatéyouéwishéto
retrieve and press ENTER.éThe computer will search the specified directory
pathétoélocate the file if it exists.âOnly the specified pathéwillébe
searched.

Once theéfileéis located,épress F8 to GET the SELECTED file.âAéStatus
message will inform you if the file does not exist on the specified path.
SAVE FILE╛3700

The SAVE FILE function is used to create (or update) an archive copy of the
codeplug information onto a diskette or hard disk.éIf you are creating the
fileéonéa hard disk,éyou will automatically be instructed to backupéthe
data onto a diskette.

An optional 15-character name can be given to an archive file to facilitate
tracking.

YouéareéSTRONGLYéencouragedétoémake an archiveécopyéoféeveryéradio
installedéoréservicedéin order to be able toéquicklyérestoreécustomer
information is case of a codeplug failure.
SAVE FILE (cont)

Function Key Descriptions:

F2 - The CHANGE ARCHIVEéfunction is usedéto specifyétheédirectoryépath
àwhereétheéarchive file is to be located.âThe default archiveépath
àwilléalways be the specified default pathéfrom the SETUPéMenué(See
àMAIN MENU, F9).

F8 - TheéSAVE FILE function executes the save process.âDo NOTépresséF8
àuntil you have entered the customer identification information.

CUSTOMERéIDé-éEnter an optionalé15-characteré(maximum)énameéforéthe
archive file, to aid in file tracking.
SAVE FILE - CHANGE PATHNAME¼3701

Enteréthe new PATHNAME where you wish to locate theécodeplugéinformation
contained in an archive file.éThe default archive path will always beéthe
specified default path from the SETUP Menu (See MAIN MENU, F9).

Pleaseérefer to your computer user's manual for a complete descriptionéof
directories and path names.

BACKUP FILE╝3710

The BACKUP FILE procedure is used to make a backup copy of any archive file
SAVED on a hard disk.âIf you are archiving to a diskette, you will NOT be
promptedéfor a backup.

Disketteébackups should be handled via standard DOS file copyéprocedures.

Refer to your computer user's manual for additional information.
BACKUP FILE (cont)

Function Key Descriptions:

F2 - The CHANGE BACKUP path function is used to specify the directoryépath
àwhere the backup file is to be located.âThe default backup path will
àalwaysébeéthe specified default pathéfrom the SETUP Menu (SeeéMAIN
àMENU, F9).

F8 - The MAKE BACKUP function executes the backup process.éAfter verifying
àthatéthe Backup Path is correct and the backup diskette is installed,
àpress F8 to make the backup copy.âYou will automatically be returned
àto the GET/SAVE menu.
BACKUP PATH╝3711

Enterétheédirectory path where the backup file is toébeélocated.

The default backup path will always be the specified default pathéfrom the
SETUP Menu (See MAIN MENU, F9).

Pleaseérefer to your computer user's manual for a complete descriptionéof
directories and path names.
FILE MAINTENANCE╖6000

TheéFile Maintenance Menu is designed to help you manage youréfiles.âIt
canébe used to restore lost Archive Files from your Back-up Files,écreate
new Back-up Files, create Directory paths, delete Archive Files.
CREATE DIRECTORY PATH▓6001

Thiséscreenéwillécreateéanyédesiredédirectoryépathébyéaddingésub-
directories that can be accepted by the DOS operating system. Enter the new
directory path and press theéEnterékey.éOnlyéoneésub-directory may be
added at a time, under aépre-existingésub-directory.éAn Example path;

çC:\MRSS\MARATRAC\ARCHIVE\CUSTOMER <Enter>

Thiséwould add sub-directory "CUSTOMER" under the existing sub-directory
"ARCHIVE".éA new Archive DataBase File 'M1000M.DBF', with -no- catalog
entries, is also created within the new Directory.
DELETE ARCHIVE FILE┤6002

TheéDelete Archive File screen allows you to delete any Archive Fileéfrom
the directory displayed in the Archive Path.

Function Key Descriptions:

F3 - The CHANGE ARCHIVE function allows you to change the Archive Directory
àPath.éEnter the new Path and Press the Enter key.
F7 - TheéDELETEéFILE functionéwill delete the file associatedéwithéthe
àhighlightedéserial number.éYou can move the highlight cursor toéthe
àdesiredéserial number by using the Tab and Enter keys.éPresséF7éto
àdeleteéthe file.éThe Computer will ask you to confirm the deleteéby
àpressing F7 again.éThe catalog entry in M1000M.DBF is also deleted.
RESTORE ARCHIVE╕6003

Thiséscreenéis used to restore lost ARCHIVE Files froméaéBACKUPâFiles
Disk.

Function Key Descriptions:

F3 - TheéCHANGE SOURCE function is used to point to the BACKUPâdirectory
àPath.éEnter the new Path and press the Enter Key.

F4 - TheéCHANGE TARGET function is used to point to the ARCHIVEédirectory
àwhereéyouéwant to store the recovered ARCHIVE File.éEnterétheénew
àPath and press the Enter Key.
F7 - TheéRESTOREéFILEéfunctionéiséusedétoémoveétheéBACKUPäFile,
àhighlightedéon the display, to the directory displayed on theéTarget
àpath.éYou can move the highlight cursor to the desired serialénumber
àby using the Tab and Enter keys.
UPDATE BACKUPéFILES│6004

The Update BACKUPéFiles Screen allows you to create new BACKUPécopieséof
your ARCHIVE files.

F3 - TheéCHANGE SOURCE function is used to point to the ARCHIVEédirectory
àPath that you want to BACKUP.âEnter the new Path and press the Enter
àKey.

F4 - TheéCHANGE TARGET function is used to point to the BACKUPâdirectory
àwhereéyouéwant to store the BACKUPéFiles.éEnter the newéPathéand
àpress the Enter Key.

F7 - TheéCREATEéBACKUPéfunctionéwillécopyéthe selectedéARCHIVEéFile
àcontained in the Source Path to the directory of the Target Path.
(Re)FORM ARCHIVE DATABASE FROM CODEPLUG FILESÜ6005

The (Re)Form Archive File Screen allows you to (re)form an Archive DataBase
Fileé('M1000M.DBF')éin any directory containingévalidéCodePlugéfiles
which have the proto-name 'Aserial.num'. Edit the Path Name to point to the
DIRECTORY which contains the files to be cataloged, then press 'Enter'.éUp
toé500éCodePlug files will be cataloged and made accessable.éThis allows
CodePlugéfileséto beésorted / organized into several different Working
Directories, and enables recovery from corrupted / lost DataBase Files.

 !!! WARNING !!!éAny prior version of M1000M.DBF in that Directory will
be overwritten by the new catalog.éIf a prior M1000M.DBF exists and has
valid entries, you are -STRONGLY ADVISED- to do a COMPLETE -DOS- BACKUP of
ALL files in that Directory before reforming the Archive DataBase, because
all prior catalog entries will be LOST.
CHANGE/VIEW╝4000

CHANGE/VIEW is a multi-level menu that is used to change,éview,éor modify
codeplug features and option configurations.äAll codeplug parameters are
classifiedéas either RADIO-WIDE or CHANNEL related.âCHANGE/VIEWépermits
access to each of these categories.

Unlike the SERVICE function, a codeplug must be loaded into your computer's
memoryé(via the GET/SAVE functions) before you can access theéCHANGE/VIEW
screens.éYou may CHANGE/VIEW an archive file without a radio connected.




CHANGE/VIEW (cont)

Warning:éCHANGE/VIEW does NOT actually modify the radio codeplug data, but
èinsteadéitémodifieséaécopy of theédataéretrievedéfrométhe
ècodeplug (or archive file) via the GET/SAVE functions.

èAfteréalléCHANGE/VIEW modificationséareécompleted,éyouéMUST
èreturn to the GET/SAVE menu and PROGRAM the changes back into the
èradioéoréSAVEétheméto aénewéarchiveéfile.âOtherwiseéthe
èmodifications will be lost when you turn off your computer.
CHANGE/VIEW (cont)

Function Key Descriptions:

F2 - RADIO-WIDEéConfiguration is used to CHANGE/VIEW radio parameterséand
àoptions that affect overall radio operation, i.e. those not related to
àa specific channel such as the time-out-timer.

F5 - MODE Configuration is used to CHANGE/VIEW channel specific information
àsuch as frequencies, squelch type, squelch codes and scan lists.





CHANGE/VIEW RADIO-WIDE CONFIGURATIONú4200

RADIO-WIDEéConfigurationéiséused toéCHANGE/VIEWéradioéparameterséand
options that affect overall radio operation, i.e. those not just related to
a specific channel such as the time-out-timer.

Warning:éCHANGE/VIEW does NOT actually modify the radio codeplug data, but
èinsteadéitémodifieséaécopy of theédataéretrievedéfrométhe
ècodeplug (or archive file) via the GET/SAVE functions.

èAfteréalléCHANGE/VIEW modificationséareécompleted,éyouéMUST
èreturn to the GET/SAVE menu and PROGRAM the changes back into the
èradioéoréSAVEétheméto aénewéarchiveéfile.âOtherwiseéthe
èmodifications will be lost when you turn off your computer.

TIME-OUT-TIMER (TOT)│4203

If Enabled, the TOT will limit the maximum time allowed for anyécontinuous
transmissionéfromé1éto 255 seconds on allétransmitéchannels.âReceive
operation is not affected by the TOT.éTOT can also be selectively disabled

byétyping in either "OFF", 0, or blanking out the field with spaces.âYou

can use the UP/DOWN arrow keys as well to disable the TIME_OUT_TIMER.

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the desired time.éYou willéseeéthe
displayéchangeéinéone second increments.éThe dataéfieldémayéalsoébe
changedéby typing the desired time or "OFF" from the keyboard.éTheérange
is from INF to 255 seconds.


TALK AROUND ENABLE/DISABLE¡4204

If enabled,éTalk Around will permit the operator to select the Talk Around
mode of operation from his control head by flipping a switch if the control
head is so equipped.

When Talk Around is enabled and selected,éthe radio uses the receive freq-
ency as the transmit frequency on all modes.

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to enable or disable this option.



AUDIBLE TONES ENABLE/DISABLE½4205

If disabled,éthe operator will not hear anyéaudible tones associated with
changes in mode, scan on/off etc.âTones associated with scan priority are
not affected.

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to disable or enable Audible Tones.



UNMUTING / MUTING TYPES░4206

This line selects how PL/DPLéinteracts with squelch toéunmute or mute the
radio.éThe choices of possible selections are:

 Stand Unmuting/Standard Muting...Only PL/DPL controls unmuting and muting.

 And Unmuting/Standard Muting.....PL/DPL and squelch control when the radio
óunmutes.éPL/DPL still controls muting.

 And Unmuting/Or Muting...........PL/DPL and squelch control unmuting.
óMuting is controlled byéPL/DPL
óor squelch.

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the Muting type desired.

NON-PRIORITY SCAN MODES░4207

Only certainémodels of theéMaraTrac radioéare allowed to select Operator
Select Scan. Other models default to Mode Slaving.éIn Operator Select Scan
theéoperator adds and deletes modes from the non-priority modeéscanélist
from the control head.âRefer to your user'sémanual regardingéadding and
deleting non-priority scan modes byéentering the Scan ConfigurationéMode.
InéModeéSlavedéScan,éthe non-priorityéscan listéisécreatedébyéthis
programmer.éMode Slaving must be selected before the Mode Slaved Scan List
screen (part of the MODE Configurations screen) can be viewed.

UseétheéUP/DOWN arrow keys to select the non-priorityéscanémodeéselect
method.


PRIORITY MODE SELECTION░4208

Scanning radios always scan the priority frequency even if there is channel
activity on other non-priority modes. In Operator Select Scan, the operator
enables and changes the priority mode from the control head.éRefer to your
users manual regarding changing the priority scan mode by entering the Scan
ConfigurationéMode.éIn SelectedéModeéScan,éthe radioéalwayséuses the
selected mode as the priority scan mode.

UseétheéUP/DOWN arrow keys to select the kind of priorityémode operation
desired.


PRIORITY SCAN SAMPLE RATE«4209

Scanning radios always scan the priority frequency even if there is channel
activity on other non-priority modes.éThe process of sampling the priority
scan mode willécause brief tickséin the unmuted audioéof any other mode.
A tick is heard every time the radio checks the priority mode for activity.
Aé"High" sampling rate will detect priority activity sooner but willéalso
cause a more rapid tick to be heard in unmuted non-priority audio when scan
is on.

UseétheéUP/DOWN arrow keys toéselect the rate of priorityémode sampling
desired.


PRIORITY SCAN ALERT TONE»4210

If enabled,éthe operator will hear anéaudible tone when scan locks on the
priority scan mode.

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to disable or enable Audible Tones.



CARRIER SQUELCH SCAN│4211

Iféenabled,éall scan modes will be scanned as carrier squelchémodeséand
PL/DPL will be defeated. Otherwise, PL/DPL will selectively mute scan modes.

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to disable or enable carrier squelch.



HANG UP BOX OPERATION▓4212

This line selects what happens to scan, if it is on, when an operator pulls
the microphone out of the hang up clip.éThe choices are:

 Carrier Squelch Scan - The radio continues scanning and PL/DPL is defeated.

 Stop Scan - The radio stops scanning and goes back to the selected mode.

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select Hang Up Box operation.


HOME MODE╛4214

ForéBasicéPlus control headsé(model T__XTA7TA7_K), a HomeéModeémayébe
selected.âWhen the Home button is pressed and no configuration modeséare
active, the radio will automatically change modes to the preprogrammed Home
Mode.éUse the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the Home Mode number or direct-
ly enter the Home Mode number.


MULTIPLE PL/DPL (MPL)▓4215

MaraTrac Models T--XTA7A7-K support Multiple PL/DPL.

Use Up/Down Arrows to select ENABLED or DISABLED.

If ENABLED, use the F3 Function Key (This Menu) to Configure
the Multiple PL/DPL feature.

MINIMUM HOLE SIZE╢4216

Whileéunmuted onéanéactive non-priority member of a scan list, the radio
will periodically sample the priority channel (if there is one) looking for
activity.éWhile the radio isécheckingéthe priority channel,éthe speaker
will be muted temporarily and the non-priorityéchannel traffic will not be
heard.éThis brief absence of audio is called the "AUDIO HOLE".

If theéMINIMUM HOLE SIZEéoption is selected,éand the scanélist(s)écon-
tain(s) modes which are greater than 5 MHz apart in frequency,éscan sensi-
tivity will be decreased.éIf the modes in the scan list(s) are always less
than 5 MHz apart, the MINIMUM HOLE SIZE option can be selected.

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to enable and disable this option.

HORN DURATION TIMER (Default = 3 sec)ó4217

UseétheéUP/DOWN arrows keys or direct entry to adjust theéHORNéDURATION
TIMERévalue.âDurationévalues from 1 - 255 seconds areéavailableéiné1
second increments.éInfinite duration is also available and can be selected
by entering "0","INF", or using the UP/DOWN arrow keys.

Warning:âSetting the duration value to Infinite DISABLES the timer.âThe
ïHornéwillésound until the alarm is turned off atétheécontrol
ïhead.

TheéHORN DURATION TIMER determines how long the horn will soundéuponéthe
receipt of an incoming Phone call or Call Alert.

LIGHTS DURATION TIMER (Default = 5 min)á4218

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrows keys or direct entry to adjust the LIGHTSéDURATION
TIMER value.éDuration values from 0 - 85 minutes are available in 1 minute
increments.âInfiniteéduration is also available and can beéselectedéby
entering "0","INF", or using the UP/DOWN arrow keys.

Warning:âSettingéthe duration value to Infinite DISABLE the timer.âThe
ïLightséwilléremainéon until the alarm is turnedéofféatéthe
ïcontrol head.

TheéLIGHTS DURATION TIMER determines how long the headlights will stayéon
upon the receipt of an incoming Phone call or Call Alert.
OTHER RADIO-WIDE OPTIONS»4219

FRONT/REARéCONTROL HEADS - Use the Up/Dn arrow keys to EnableéoréDisable
theéfront/rearé( dual ) control heads option.éPlease note thatéyouécan
program this option only if the STAT-ALERT with Emergency option ( accessed
by pressing the Signaling Options function key and selecting STAT-ALERTéat
the input field ) is Disabled.

ZONE/MODEéCONTROL HEAD (display) - Use the Up/Dn arrow keys toéEnableéor
Disableéthe zone/mode display control head option.éPlease note thatéyour
A5éoréA7 equipped radio must have 32 or less modes enabledéinéorderéto
enable this feature.


RECEIVE TALKBACK HANGTIME«4220

Receive talkback hangtime is the length of time the scanning radio stays on
anéactiveémodeéafter the channel activity foréthatémodeéceases.
The receive hangtime of 0.25 to 63.75 seconds is available in increments of
0.25 seconds.éUse the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the receive hangtime or
typeéinéthe desired hangtime in multiples of 0.25 seconds.

Theéreceiveétalkbackéfeatureécan be disabledébyésettingétheéreceive
hangtime to "Disabled".


TRANSMIT TALKBACK HANGTIME¡4221

Theétransmitétalkback hangtime is the length of time theéscanningéradio
stays on a mode after the operator has transmitted on that mode.

Theétransmit hangtime of 0.25 to 63.75 seconds is available inéincrements
of 0.25 seconds.éUse UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the transmit hangtime or
type in the desired transmit hangtime in multiples of 0.25 seconds.

Theétransmitétalkbackéfeature can be disabled byésettingétheétransmit
hangtime to "Disabled".


MULTIPLE PL/DPL (MPL)▓4250

As many as eight MPL pairs (receive and transmit codes) can be selected and
enabled.âUse the UP/DOWN arrow keys to toggle the displayed pair from
being enabled to being disabled.

The first MPL pair cannot be disabled.éIf a code pair is disabled, the
remainder of the MPL Configure Screen will not be displayed.

SIGNALING OPTIONS SELECTIONS½4280

Useéthis screenéto select the radio wide Signaling Option type.éUseéthe
UP/DOWNéarrow keys to enable STAT-ALERT, Quik Call IIédecode,éSingleTone
encode or DTMF Decode or clear all signaling types by selecting BLANK.

TheéSignaling Option must be enabled on a mode-by-mode basis inétheéMode
Configuration screen.

Press the F8 key to edit the selected Signaling Option.

F8é- Permits modifications to the Signaling Option type selected
å(either the STAT-ALERT, QCII, SingleTone, or DTMF Decode option).
STAT-ALERT SIGNALING OPTIONS SELECTIONSá4281

Use this screen to select all STAT-ALERT Signaling Options.éMode Steering
appears when EMERGENCY is enabled.

SysteméDelayéis the delay time between when the PA is enabled and STAT-
ALERTésends its packets.éThis delay gives time for a repeater to detect
PL.

Receive Holdoff Delayéis the delay timeébetween radio carrier detectéand
audio unmute.éThis delayéprevents the operator from hearing theéreceived
STAT-ALERT signals.

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STAT-ALERT SIGNALING OPTIONS (Cont.)

Mode Steering controls what mode STAT-ALERT EMERGENCY messages are sent on.
Theéchoices are a chosen data mode (next line) or theécurrentlyéselected
mode.

UNMUTEéCONDITION - Use the Up/Dn arrow keys to select the desiredéspeaker
unmute condition when receiving either a Call Alert or Selective Call.éThe
radioéunmuteséwhenéreceivingéeither TPL (oréDPL)é"or"éSTAT-ALERTéID
(preferred method) or when receiving both TPL (or DPL) "and" STAT-ALERTéID
(radio unmutes with ID only).

Ü(cont. on next page)
STAT-ALERT SIGNALING OPTIONS (Cont.)

NOTEé:éYou must enter all 4 digits of the STAT-ALERT UNIT IDéandéallé2
digitséofétheéSTAT-ALERTéGROUP ID whenémodifyingétheseéfields.âFor
example,éif you wish to input an unit id of 35, you must enteré"0035"éat
the UNIT ID prompt or the computer will respond with an error message.âIn
the case of the GROUP ID field, you must enter both digits ("08" forégroup
id 8).

Also,éSTAT-ALERTéEmergencyéand Front/Rear Control Headsé(édualé)
options are incompatible.

DTMF SIGNALING OPTIONS SELECTIONSª4283

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to enable Telephone Interconnect.éWhen enabling
TelephoneéInterconnect,éa line appears for the Smart ToneéFeature.âThe
Smart Tone signals the mobile radio that a telephone call code followséand
tells the radio to sound the "phone ring" tone.éSmart Tone must be enabled
before any other DTMF call option such as Call Alert or DTMF Selective Call
canébe selected.

Whenéenabling DTMF Selective Call, a line appears for theéselectiveécall
unmute type. The radio unmutes when receiving either TPL (or DPL) "or" DTMF
IDé(preferredémethod) or when receiving both TPL (or DPL) "and"éDTMFéID
(radio unmutes with ID only).
DTMF SIGNALING OPTIONS SELECTIONSª4284

The Group ID and the Individual ID contain 2 to 8 characters each, and only
the following DTMF digits are allowed:
é1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, *, 0, #, A, B, C, and D.

When a received signal fades during digit transmission the DTMF decoder may
detectétheésameédigit twice and fail to matchéID'séproperly.éUseéthe
UP/DOWNéarrow keys to select the Fade Resistance time to be less thanéthe
typical digit time but, long enough to avoid false double detections.

UseétheéUP/DOWN arrow keys to select the Interdigit Time for theémaximum
time gap permitted between digit receptions.éLonger interdigit times favor
slow encoders but, faster times allow quicker ID identification.
DTMF SIGNALING OPTIONS SELECTIONSª4285

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrows to enable or disable eitheréExtra Digit Lockout or
WrongéDigitéLockout.éExtra Digit Lockout prevents an ID match if another
DTMF digit follows a matching ID string, andéWrong Digit Lockout blocks an
ID match if a wrong character preceeds a matching ID digit string.

Use theéUP/DOWN arrows to enable or disable the Wild CardéFeature.âWhen
enabled, a line appears for the wild card digit. Type the DTMF digit or use
the UP/DOWN arrows to select the desired digit.

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to increment or decrement the Acknowledge (Ack)
Duration and the Ack Frequency.âTo disable all acknowledgments select "No
Ack" for the Ack Duration.

DTMF SIGNALING OPTIONS SELECTIONS (cont.)

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to enable or disable Ack Channel Senseé(Polite
Ack).âEnablingéAck Channel Sense will force the radio to makeésureéthe
current mode is free of traffic before sending its ACK.








DTMF SIGNALING OPTIONS SELECTIONSª4286

TheéSmart Tone Feature enables a mobile radio to distinguishéaételephone
calléfrom another DTMF signaling feature such aséDTMF Call Alert oréDTMF
Selective Call.éOther signaling features are prohibited iféthe Smart Tone
Featureéis disabled.éUse the UP/DOWN arrow keys to enable Smart Tone.

The Smart Tone Digit can be any one of the following DTMF digits:
é1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, *, 0, #, A, B, C, and D.

Directly enter a Smart Tone Digit or use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select.
DTMF SIGNALING OPTIONS SELECTIONSª4287

DTMFéCalléOptions are incompatible with Telephone Interconnectéwhenéthe
SmartéTone Feature is disabled.éIf Telephone Interconnect is enabledéand
the Smart Tone Feature is disabled, then the DTMF Call Options line reverts
to DISABLED and cannot be changed.

Disable Telephone Interconnect or enable the Smart Tone Feature and use the
UP/DOWN arrow keys to select DTMF Call Alert or DTMF Selective Call onéthe
DTMF Call Options line.

TheéSmart Tone Feature enables a mobile radio to distinguishéaételephone
calléfrom another DTMF signaling feature such aséDTMF Call Alert oréDTMF
Selective Call.
SINGLETONE SIGNALING OPTIONS½4288

SINGLETONEéDURATIONé-éWhen the PTT switchéisédepressed,étheéselected
singletone will transmit for this duration of time.

UseétheéUP/DOWNéarrows keys or direct entryétoéadjust the SingleTone
DURATION value. DURATION values from 0.5 - 8 seconds are available in 0.5
second increments.éAlso, you can select a TEST duration (approximatelyé2
minutes,é7 seconds) for the SingleTone Encoder by directly entering "TST"
or using the Up/Dn arrow keys.


SINGLETONE SIGNALING OPTIONS½4289

SINGLETONE PRETIME - When the PTT switchéisédepressed,étheéselected
singletone will wait to transmit for this pretime value.

UseétheéUP/DOWNéarrows keys or direct entryétoéadjustéthe SingleTone
PRETIME value. PRETIME values from 0.25 - 4 seconds are available in 0.25
secondéincrements.éAlso, the SingleTone encoder pretime function can be
turnedéofféfrom the PRETIME field by selecting "0","OFF", or using the
UP/DOWN arrow keys.

NOTE:éSettingéthe PRETIMEévalue toéOFFéDISABLESétheéSingleTone
encoder pretime function.

SINGLETONE SIGNALING OPTIONS½4290

TALKéINHIBITéALERT TONE (Enabled/ Disabled) - Enablingéthiséfieldéwill
allowétheéradioétoésoundéanéaudibleéalertétoneéduringâsingletone
transmission.âThe tone will alert the operator that microphoneéaudioéis
blockedéduring singletone transmit.éDisabling this featureéwilléprevent
theéradio from warning the user that microphone audio isédisabledéduring
this time.

SINGLETONE SIGNALING OPTIONS½4291

TONEéDISPLAYé(Enabled/éDisabled) - Enabling this fieldéwilléallowéthe
controléhead to display the selected singletone frequency (1 -é9)éduring
toneétransmission.âTheécontrol head will display a dashéinétheéfirst
column,éandétheéselectedésingletone frequencyéinétheésecondécolumn.
Disablingéthis feature will prevent the radio from notifying theéuseréof
the selected singletone frequency during tone transmission.

SINGLETONE SIGNALING OPTIONS½4292

SINGLEéTONEéFREQUENCYé(1é- 9) -éThiséfieldéindicatesétheéfrequency
transmitted for the programmed duration by the SingleTone encoder whenéPTT
is pressed.

UseétheéUP/DOWNéarrows keys or direct entry toéadjustéeachéSingleTone
FREQUENCYévalue.éFREQUENCY values from 900 - 3000 Hz are available iné25
HZéincrements.âWhenéprogramming lesséthané9éSingleToneéfrequencies,
programétheéunused frequencies to "NO TONE" in theéFREQUENCYéfieldséby
using the UP/DOWN arrow keys or direct entry.

NOTEé: If you select this signaling option, you must program at leastéone
valid SingleTone frequency, labeled tone frequency 1.
QUIK CALL II SIGNALING OPTIONS⌐4293

INDIVIDUAL/GROUP ID - Quik Call II individual and/or group ids consist of a
combination of either two or three tones (TONES A, B, and C).éTheédefault
is 358.6 Hz ( TONE A), 903.2 Hz ( TONE B), and 0.0 Hz (TONE C).éTheérange
of valid frequencies extend from 288.0 to 2470.0 Hz and can be modifiedéby
directéentryéonly.éDon't be alarmed if the frequency thatéyouétypeéin
changesébyéa few Hertz.éThis change can occur because theéprogramémust
calculateéthe nearest frequency that the radio can understand.âYouéwill
findéthatétheéerroréwilléalwaysébeéwithinétheéacceptableéindustry
bandwidth.
QUIK CALL II SIGNALING OPTIONS⌐4294

CALL FORMAT - There are 8 different choices for this field supported by the
MaraTracéradio.âThe choice determines the sequence in whichéthiséradio
needs to see QCII tones for an individual or group call.éThe Up/Down arrow
keyséwilléscroll through the choices.éThe following is a listéoféthose
choices:
ÖA-BéTone A followed by Tone B.
òA-B/A-CéTone A followed by Tone B or Tone Aéfollowed
₧by Tone C
òA-B/C-BéTone A followed by Tone B or Tone C followed
₧by Tone B

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QUIK CALL II SIGNALING OPTIONS, CALL FORMAT (Cont.)

ÆA-B/Long BéTone A followed by Tone B or Long Tone B
ÆA-B/Long CéTone A followed by Tone B or Long Tone C.
ÄA-B/A-C/Long CéTone A followed by Tone B or Tone C oréLong
₧Tone C
ïA-B/Long B/Long CéTone A followed by Tone B or Long Tone B or
₧Long Tone C
çA-B/A-C/Long B/Long CéTone A followed by Tone B or Tone A followed
₧by Tone C or Long Tone B or Long Tone C

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QUIK CALL II SIGNALING OPTIONS, CALL FORMAT (Cont.)

Inétheéprevious table, the first sequence iséconsideredéané"individual
call"éwhileéthe other sequences would be considered "groupécalls".âFor
example: for choice A-B/A-C/Long C, an A-B sequence would be an "individual
call"éwhile an A-C or Long C would be a "group call".éHowever, theéfinal
determinationéoféwhat constitutes an individual or groupécalléwithinéa
particular call format sequence rests with your QCII system planner.

ÄNOTE: Group Calls normally cannot be acknowledged.
QUIK CALL II SIGNALING OPTIONS⌐4295

CALL TYPE - The MaraTrac radio currently supports two types of QCIIécalls:
eitheréCalléAlert or SelCall (Selective Call).éUpon receiptéoféaéCall
Alert,éthe radio will display "CA" on the control head (A5 andéA7émodels
only)éand will sound repeating alert tones.éUpon receipt oféaéSelective
Call,éhowever, the radio will display "SC" andévoice may be heard iféthe
unmutingéconditionséareémet.éUse the Up/Dn arrowékeysétoéselectéthe
desired CALL TYPE.
QUIK CALL II SIGNALING OPTIONS⌐4296

UNMUTEéCONDITION - Use the Up/Dn arrow keys to select the desiredéspeaker
unmuteéconditionéwhenéreceiving a Selective Callé(SelCall).éTheéradio
unmutes when receiving either TPL (or DPL) "or" QCII ID (preferredémethod)
oréwhen receiving both TPL (or DPL) "and" QCII ID (radio unmuteséwithéID
only).âThiséfield is displayed only when "SelCall" callétypeéhasébeen
selected.

QUALIFY MESSAGE WITH PL/DPL - Use the Up/Dn arrow keys to select whether or
not all incoming messages require the correct PL/DPL codes before theyémay
beéprocessed.é"Enabled" implies the PL/DPL requirement, whileé"Disabled"
allowsémessage processing without this requirement.

Ü(cont. on next page)
QUIK CALL II SIGNALING OPTIONS
QUALIFY MESSAGE WITH PL/DPL - Cont.

éInémostésystems you may choose "Disabled"; however, whenéyouéshareéa
channeléwith other users who incorporate the same signalingétype,échoose
"Enabled"éto minimize chances of cross-call interference.

Note : Some existing Quik Call systems require PL/DPL stripping; therefore,
it is recommended that "Disabled" be chosen in this case.
QUIK CALL II SIGNALING OPTIONS⌐4297

TONEéACKNOWLEDGE - Use the Up/Dn arrow keys to enable or disable aésingle
toneéacknowledge upon receipt of a Call Alert.éWhen this option hasébeen
"Enabled" the following additional fields appear:

ACKéDURATIONé-éUseétheéUp/Dn keys or directéentryétoésetétheétone
acknowledgeéduration.éValid entries range from 0.0 to 3.5 seconds iné0.5
secondéincrements.âNoteéthatésettingétheédurationétoé0.0âseconds
essentially disables the TONE ACKNOWLEDGE function.

ACKéFREQUENCYé-éUseéthe UP/DN keys or directéentryétoésetétheétone
acknowledgeéfrequency in Hz.éValid entries range from 500 to 1500éHzéin
100 Hz increments.
QUIK CALL II SIGNALING OPTIONS⌐4298
TONE ACKNOWLEDGE FEATURES Cont.

ACKéCHANNELéSENSE (POLITE ACK) - Use the Up/Dn arrow keysétoéenableéor
disableéthis feature.éEnabling this feature will force the radio toémake
sure the current mode is free of traffic before sending its ACK.

QUIK CALL II SIGNALING OPTIONS⌐4298
TONE ACKNOWLEDGE SPECIAL FEATURES

ACKéPRETIMEé- The ACK PRETIME is the delay (in seconds) theéradioéwaits
betweenéreceipt of a Call Alert (or SelCall) and transmission oféanéACK.
Useéthe Up/Dn keys or direct entry to set the ACK PRETIMEélength.âValid
entriesérangeéfrom 0.0 to 2.0 seconds in 0.1 secondéincrementsé(default
value of 0.0 seconds).

ACKéSTRIPéPL/DPLé- Use the Up/Dn arrow keys to enableéorédisableéthis
feature.éEanbling this feature will force the radio to transmit a QCII ack
withoutéencoding it with DPL or TPL information, overridingécurrentémode
PL/DPL and MPL list (if enabled) settings.
RECEIVE FREQUENCY╢4503

Enteréthe RECEIVE frequency directly in MHz.

Blank RECEIVE frequencies are NOT allowed.

Referéto the MOTOROLA Catalog Sheets / Price Pages or your ServiceéManual
for valid RECEIVE frequencies for this model.


TRANSMIT FREQUENCY╡4504

Enteréthe TRANSMIT frequency directly in MHz.

For a "Receive-Only" channel,éenter a B.âThe TRANSMIT frequency willébe
displayed as BLANK.

Referéto the MOTOROLA Catalog Sheets / Price Pages or your ServiceéManual
for valid TRANSMIT frequencies for this model.


SQUELCH TYPE╗4507

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the SQUELCH type:

êCSQ - Carrier Squelch
êTPL - Private Line
êDPL - Digital Private Line.
äINV.DPL - Inverted Digital Private Line.

Dataéfieldséfor transmit and receive codes will be displayed foréPLéand
DPL.

Cross coding (PL on Transmit, DPL on Receive, etc.) is permitted.

PL SQUELCH CODE╕4508

Enter theéPL frequency directly in Hzé(Ex: 192.8),âor enteréthe alpha-
numeric code (Ex:é7A).

Enter a B for Carrier Squelch operation.

Valid codes may also be selected via the UP/DOWN arrow keys.

Standard PL frequencies are listed on the next page:




PL SQUELCH CODE (cont)

Standard Private Line Frequencies / MOTOROLA Code:

FreqéCodeäFreqéCodeàFreqéCodeàFreqéCodeàFreqéCode
67.0âXZà91.5âZZå123.0é3Zå167.9é6Zå225.7éM4
69.3âWZà94.8âZAå127.3é3Aå173.8é6Aå229.1é9Z
71.9âXAà97.4âZBå131.8é3Bå179.9é6Bå233.6éM5
74.4âWAà100.0é1Zå136.5é4Zå186.2é7Zå241.8éM6
77.0âXBà103.5é1Aå141.3é4Aå192.8é7Aå250.3éM7
79.7âWBà107.2é1Bå146.2é4Bå203.5éM1
82.5âYZà110.9é2Zå151.4é5Zå206.5é8Z
85.4âYAà114.8é2Aå156.7é5Aå210.7éM2
88.5âYBà118.8é2Bå162.2é5Bå218.1éM3

DPL SQUELCH CODE╖4509
EnterétheéDPLécodeédirectly (Ex:é033);énote thatéleadingézeroséare
required.

Enter a B for Carrier Squelch operation.

Valid codes may also be selected via the UP/DOWN arrow keys.

Valid DPL codes are listed on the next page:




DPL SQUELCH CODE (cont)

Valid DPL Codes:

CodeâCodeäCodeäCodeäCodeäCodeäCodeäCodeäCode
023ä071à134à223à306à411à503à631à734
025ä072à143à226à311à412à506à632à743
026ä073à152à243à315à413à516à654à754
031ä074à155à244à331à423à532à662
032ä114à156à245à343à431à546à664
043ä115à162à251à346à432à565à703
047ä116à165à261à351à445à606à712
051ä125à172à263à364à464à612à723
054ä131à174à265à365à465à624à731
065ä132à205à271à371à466à627à732
OP SELECT SCAN╣4510

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to enable or disable Operator Select Scan.


SIGNALING BLOCK

UseétheéUP/DOWNéarrow keys to enable orédisableétheésignalingéoption
block type for this mode only.

MODE SLAVED NON-PRIORITY SCAN LISTÑ4560

This screen displays the mode number and the scan list number it uses.éThe
mode number is selected by using <F3> and <F4> keys.âThe scan list number
iséchangedéby typing the new list number in the highlightedéfield.âThe
number of blank lists is indicated center screen.éAny mode may use anyéof
the scan lists.éIf any list is used more than once, the other modes using
thatélistéareédisplayed on the lower left.éTo add a modeétoéthe non-
priority scan list enter the mode number opposite the MEMBER prompt.

Function Key Descriptions:
F2 -éGO TO MODE allows you to go to the Mode Slaved Scan List you wantéto
åmodifyéwithoutéreturningétoétheéMODEéCONFIGURATIONéscreenéand
åstepping through the modes in-between.
MODE SLAVED SCAN LIST (cont)

F3 & F4é- NEXT MODE will advance the screen to the next ModeéSlavedéScan
åList.éIf you are at the last Mode in the radio then pressing F4 will
åtakeéyou to Mode 1.éPREVIOUS MODE will return you toétheéprevious
åMode.âIf you are at Mode 1, pressing F3 will take you toétheélast
åMode in the Radio.

F5 -éPRINT SCREEN will send the currently displayed Mode Slaved ScanéList
åto the printer.

F7 -éERASE LIST will remove all of the non-priority Modes from the current
åscan list.


MODE UTILITY╗4580

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the desired UTILITY function: Add Mode
Copy Mode, Delete Mode, or Move Mode.éAdd Mode will not appear as a choice
unless the number of modes is less than the number permitted for that model.

TheéF8é(EXECUTE)éfunction key is used to execute theéchangeséonceéall
information has been entered.

TheéGET/SAVE functions must be used to program the changes into the radio,
as is required for all CHANGE/VIEW modifications.
MODE UTILITY (CONT.)
COPY MODE
àThis mode utility allows you to copy mode configuration parameters of
one mode in the mode list to another pre-existing mode in the list.éDuring
thiséprocessé"mode-copied-from"éinformationéreplacesâ"mode-copied-to"
information.éPlease note that both modes must presently exist in theémode
list for the COPY MODE utility to work.

ADD MODE
àThis mode utility allows you to add one or more new modes to the radio
modeélist.âYouéhave the option of placing theénewémode(s)éafteréany
existingémode in the list, as well as configuring default informationéfor
these new mode(s).éPlease note that you can only add modes when the number
of total modes is less than the number permitted for this particularéradio
model.

MODE UTILITY (CONT.)

DELETE MODE
àThisémode utility allows you to remove a pre-existing modeéfrométhe
radio mode list.éPlease note that all information concerning the modeéyou
select for deletion will be lost when you execute this command (press F8).

MOVE MODE
àThis mode utility will allow you to move the position of anyéexisting
modeéinéthe radio mode list to another location within thatélist.âThis
utilityépreserves all mode configuration parameters: only the positionéof
theé"mode-to-be-moved" is altered when this utility has been executedé(by
pressing F8).

MODE UTILITIES : INSERT AFTER MODE FIELDƒ4581

àPlease enter the mode number where you would like to position the
selectedémode to be moved or mode(s) to be added.éYou willébeéinserting
theseémode(s)éAFTER the mode number you specify in this fieldébyédirect
entry.âValid choices for this field are the digitsé1,2,3,4,...,98,99éor
the last existing element in the mode list -- whichever is lower.

MODE UTILITIES : COPY FROM MODE FIELDó4582

àPleaseéenter the existing mode number whose configurationéparameters
most closely match those that you would like to program into the modeséyou
areéADDING.âIf you do not specify a mode number in thiséfield,édefault
parameters will be used for the ADDED modes.

MODE UTILITIES : MODE TO MOVE FIELDñ4583

àPleaseéenterétheénumber of the existing mode you wishétoéMOVEéto
anotheréposition in the mode list ("mode-to-be-moved").éYou must inputéa
valid number from 1-99 (or highest mode number in current mode list) if you
wish to execute the mode MOVE utility.

MODE UTILITIES : MODE TO DELETE FIELDó4584

àPleaseéenter the number of the existing mode you wish to deleteéfrom
theéradioémode list.éAll configuration parameters will be lostéforéthe
selected mode when you enter a valid choice by direct entry and press F8 to
execute the mode DELETE utility.

MODE TO COPY FROM, MODE TO COPY TO FIELDS₧4585

MODE TO COPY FROM
àPlease enter the number of the existing mode whose configuration
parameterséyouéwish to replicate in the target mode using theémodeéCOPY
utility.

MODE TO COPY TO
àPlease enter the number of the existing mode (target) that you want to
copyétheéselectedémode configuration parameters into.âThisémodeémust
already exist in the radio mode list.éPlease note that once the modeéCOPY
utility has been executed, the target mode's previous configuration data is
lost.

PRINT┬5000

TheéPRINTéfunction iséused toéproduceépermanentérecordséofécodeplug
configurationséand/oréRF alignment settings.âA printer is requiredéand
shouldébeéconnectedéto your computer per yourécomputeréuser'sémanual.
Graphics capability is NOT required.

You must use the GET/SAVE functions to first READ or GET a codeplug IMAGE
for printing Configuration Data or IMAGE Alignment (see F2 + F8 below);
You must haveéaéradio connected to the computer for printing a RADIO
Alignment summary (see F7 below).

Each printout contains radio model and serial number information, Radio
Service Software version numbers,éand the date and time of the printout.
Function Key Descriptions:

F2 - TheéRADIOéCONFIGURATION function prints a summary of alléRADIO-WIDE
àand CHANNEL information.

F6 - TheéARCHIVEéFiles function prints a list of allécodeplugéfileséby
àserial number for a specified directory path.

F7 - The RADIO ALIGNMENT Summary function prints the current relative value
àsetting for all SERVICE alignment adjustments. REQUIRES RADIO CONNECT.

F8 - The (RSS) IMAGE ALIGNMENT Summary function prints current values for
àall SERVICE alignment settings from READ RADIO or GET FILE codeplug
àreads.éThis PRINT function does NOT require Radio Connection.
ALIGNMENT (Tuning) DATA is unique to each Radio.éIt is kept "permanantly"
in 2 places;

â1)éWithin the Radio's Codeplug; USE (F5/F7) to Print from Radio.
â2)éWithin the Codeplug (DOS) File; USE (F5/F8) to Print, -after-
çReading Codeplug File (and WITHOUT any CHANGES).

Tuning data, AFTER reading Radio/Codeplug File (and prior to ANY CHANGES)
is kept, temporarily, in a single LARGE Memory IMAGE within the RSS.ê
(F5/F8) is used to print this RSS internal IMAGE.

Using the (F2) "SERVICE MENU" functions to modify alignment within RADIO
will -NOT- change the RSS Codeplug Image.éThe RADIO must be READ, thenâ
SAVED to a Codeplug DOS File (archive) to PERMANANTLY ARCHIVE the changes.
SETUP┬9000

TheéSETUPéfunctions are used to configure your Radio Service Softwareéto
your particular application and computer environment.

Function Key Descriptions:

F3 - PCéCONFIGURATION is used to set default disk drive paths foréArchive
àfiles and Backup files.âIt is also used to select which Asynchronous
àCommunicationséPorté(COM 1 or COM 2) the RIB (RadioéInterfaceéBox)
àwill be connected to.

àPleaseâreferétoéyourécomputeréowner'sémanualéforéaâcomplete
àdescription of path names and Asynchronous Communication Ports.
SETUP (cont)

Note:éYouréRadioéService Software will automatically determineéatéwhat
çclockéspeedéyourécomputeréiséoperating.äNoâuser-adjustable
çparameters are required.

F7 - SCREENéCOLORSéiséusedéto enable theéColorédisplayéoption.âThe
àstandardédefaultéconfiguration for Radio Service Software iséforéa
àMONOCHROME display monitor.âHowever, if you have a color system, the
àdisplay quality will be greatly enhanced by enabling the color option.

CONFIGURE COMPUTER╡9300

PCéCONFIGURATION is used to set default disk drive paths for Archive files
andéBackupéfiles.äItéiséalsoéusedétoéselectéwhichâAsynchronous
CommunicationséPort (COM 1 or COM 2) the RIB (Radio Interface Box) will be
connected to.

Please refer to your computer owner's manual for a complete descriptionéof
directory path names and Asynchronous Communication Ports.

CONFIGURE COMPUTER (cont)

Function Key Descriptions:

F3 - COMM TEST is used to verify that your computer is set up properlyéand
àis able to READ and PROGRAM a radio codeplug properly.

àAfteréyourécomputeréand RIB are connected peréyouréRadioéService
àSoftwareémanualéand you have selected the appropriateécommunication
àport, turn on your radio and execute COMM TEST by pressing F3.

àCOMMéTEST will verify your system is functioning properly byésending
àcommandsétoétheéradio and checking forétheéproperéresponse.âNo
àcodeplug changes will result from these commands.éAn OK response will
àbe displayed in the Status Window if the system checks OK.

CONFIGURE COMPUTER (cont)

àOtherwise,éerrorémessages will be displayed,éand you should consult
àyour manual for proper corrective action.

F8 - SAVEéis used to save the configuration information to a file onéyour
àprogramédisk.âEvery time you use the RadioéServiceéSoftware,éthe
àconfigurationéthatéyouéSAVED last will beéused.âAtéanytimeéthe
àconfiguration may be changed and SAVED.

F9 - RESETéDEFAULTéiséused to reset the parameters on this screenétoéa
àdefaultâvalue.äHowever,âRESETâDEFAULTédoeséNOTâsaveâthe
àconfiguration.âIf the default values are desired, you must save them
àvia the SAVE (F8) function.
ARCHIVE DISK DRIVE PATH NAME½9301

Enter the DEFAULT directory path where archive files are to be located.

The GET/SAVE SAVE FILE function will default to this path.

Pleaseérefer to your computer owner's manual for a complete description of
directories and path names.

BACKUP DISK DRIVE PATH NAME¼9302

Enter the DEFAULT directory path where backup files are to be located.

TheéGET/SAVEéBACKUP FILE function will default to this pathéwhenémaking
backupécopieséofécodeplugéfiles archived to a hardédisk.éIféyouéare
archiving to a diskette, you will not be prompted for a backup.

Disketteébackups should be handled via standard DOS file copyéprocedures.
Referéto your computer user's manual for additional informationéregarding
coping files, directories, and path names.

TCMS DISK DRIVE PATH NAME«9303

EnterétheéDEFAULTédirectory path from where TCMS Updateéfileséwillébe
retrieved.

The GET/SAVE GET TCMS file function will default to this path.

Pleaseérefer to your computer owner's manual for a complete description of
directories and path names.

SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS PORT (Default = COM 1)¢9304

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select to which AsynchronouséCommunications
Port (COM 1 or COM 2) your RIB (Radio Interface Box) is connected.

Iféyouéareénot sure how your computer is configured or if youéhaveétwo
Asynchronous Communications Ports, first select COM 1 and use the COMM TEST
(F3) function to communicate with a radio.éIf the test fails, select COM 2
andérepeatéCOMMéTEST.âBe sure that all cables and powerésupplieséare
connectedéperétheéinstructions in youréRadioéServiceéSoftwareéUser's
manual.

Please refer to your computer owner's manual for a complete descriptionéof
Asynchronous Communication Ports and how to configure them.

CONFIGURE COMPUTER SCREEN«9700

SCREENéCOLORSéis used to select the type of display monitor that youéare
using with your computer, i.e. MONOCHROME or COLOR.

Foréproperécoloréoperation,éyouémustéhave aécolorémonitoréandéthe
appropriate color display interface card installed in you computer.éPlease
referétoéyour computer owner's manual and/or your computer dealer iféyou
have questions regarding the color capability of your computer.

Youémayéalso further customize your screen by selectingécolorséforéthe
screen TEXT,éSTATUS LINE,éMESSAGE LINE,éTEXT HIGHLIGHT,éBACKGROUND, and
SCREEN OUTLINE.

Function Key Descriptions:

F8 - SAVEéis used to save the configuration information to a file onéyour
àprogramédisk.âEveryétime you use the Radio ServiceéSoftware,éthe
àconfigurationéthatéyouéSAVED last will beéused.âAtéanytimeéthe
àconfiguration may be changed and SAVED.

F9 - RESETéDEFAULTéiséused to reset the parameters on this screenétoéa
àdefaultâvalue.äHowever,âRESETâDEFAULTédoeséNOTâsaveâthe
àconfiguration.âIf the default values are desired, you must save them
àvia the SAVE (F8) function.

MONITOR TYPE (Default = Mono)¬9701

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select either a MONOCHROME or COLORédisplay
monitor.

Screen configuration changes must be SAVED (F8) before you EXIT (F10)éthis
screen.

TEXT (Default = Yellow)░9702

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the desired color for screen TEXT.

Screen configuration changes must be SAVED (F8) before you EXIT (F10)éthis
screen.

STATUS LINE (Default = White)¬9703

Useéthe UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the desired color for the STATUS LINE
located in the lower portion of the top right-side window.

Screen configuration changes must be SAVED (F8) before you EXIT (F10)éthis
screen.

MESSAGE LINE (Default = White)⌐9704

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the desired color for the MESSAGE LINE
located in the upper portion of the top right-side window.

Screen configuration changes must be SAVED (F8) before you EXIT (F10)éthis
screen.

HIGHLIGHT (Default = White)¼9705

Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the desired color for theéHIGHLIGHTED
screen text.

Screen configuration changes must be SAVED (F8) before you EXIT (F10)éthis
screen.

BACKGROUND (Default = Blue)¼9706

UseétheéUP/DOWNéarrow keys to select the desired coloréforétheéscreen
BACKGROUND.

Screen configuration changes must be SAVED (F8) before you EXIT (F10)éthis
screen.

SCREEN OUTLINE (Default = Lt. Red)Ñ9707

UseétheéUP/DOWNéarrowékeys to select the desired coloréofétheéscreen
OUTLINE.

Screen configuration changes must be SAVED (F8) before you EXIT (F10)éthis
screen.
