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Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2000 15:49

Subject: [radio-prog@onelist] ANI settings

Excuse my ignorance as I am very new to the game, but can anyone give
me a hint as to what the ANI settings of my philips PRM8020 are
about?  I don't know what it stands for or what it does.

Thanks,

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I'm looking for info on programming a Ritron Patriot RTX450

Can anyone tell me how to program the Standard HX220s marine band
radio?
I think it might be done via the keys? or does it require software?

Barry

G'Day and how'z things going??

From memory, and it's been a longggg time playing with these radios,
there is a switch inside you must throw and then you programme via the
keypad and they have around a 30mhz spread.  But I could be wrong on
that 30mhz bit.  There is also an eprom (2716 series) vers around too.

SORRY I couldn't be of more help!!


>Message: 2
>   Date: Sun, 25 Jun 2000 16:41:30 +1000
>   From: "Barry Schrape" <vk3sw@...>
>Subject: Standard HX220s
>
>Can anyone tell me how to program the Standard HX220s marine band
>radio?
>I think it might be done via the keys? or does it require software?
>
>Barry
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Thanks for the info RiO, There is a EXP switch on the bottom where the
battery connects.
I presume this is the external programming enable.  The display _ _
appears to asking me to input something when I operate the switch
Its like trying to set the time on a digital watch... impossible if
you don't have a teenager in the house.
Barry


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To: <radio-programming@egroups.com>
Sent: 25 June, 2000 21:00
Subject: Re: [radio-prog@onelist] Digest Number 99


> G'Day and how'z things going??
>
> From memory, and it's been a longggg time playing with these radios,
> there is a switch inside you must throw and then you programme via
the
> keypad and they have around a 30mhz spread.  But I could be wrong on
> that 30mhz bit.  There is also an eprom (2716 series) vers around
too.
>
> SORRY I couldn't be of more help!!
>
>
> >Message: 2
> >   Date: Sun, 25 Jun 2000 16:41:30 +1000
> >   From: "Barry Schrape" <vk3sw@...>
> >Subject: Standard HX220s
> >
> >Can anyone tell me how to program the Standard HX220s marine band
> >radio?
> >I think it might be done via the keys? or does it require software?
> >
> >Barry
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Well, my last message was right off the track. The EXP switch is for
expansion channel programming, nothing to do with programming the
actual frequencies.
I found information on the EXP programming in a manual for another
radio type of the same manufacturer.  Back to square one.
Barry


----- Original Message -----
From: Barry Schrape <vk3sw@...>
To: <radio-programming@egroups.com>
Sent: 26 June, 2000 21:49
Subject: Re: [radio-prog@onelist] Digest Number 99


> Thanks for the info RiO, There is a EXP switch on the bottom where
the
> battery connects.
> I presume this is the external programming enable.  The display _ _
> appears to asking me to input something when I operate the switch
> Its like trying to set the time on a digital watch... impossible if
> you don't have a teenager in the house.
> Barry
>

Can anyone provide any information of converting the following radio's:-

PRM8030 currently on 500-520mhz- want to convert it to 450-520mhz.

PRM8020 currently on 400-440mhz - want to convert it to 450-500mhz

Regards
Paul

p.s. have emailed Simoco (three days ago) but have heard nothing back.

Re-MAIL....>

Hi All,
SUNSAT (SO-35) is now off
It is running 100% in daylight so the command team in South Africa (its a
South African sat) has switched it over to keep the temp down.
According to them this might last until much later this year.
When SUNSAT was on over SA we lost the ability to use APRS on the weekends
as it was run as a VHF>UHF repeater whilst in our airspace.
There is a website for this sat at http://sunsat.ee.sun.ac.za

Here is the latest news>

SUNSAT News - 2000 week 23 (05 June-11 June 2000)
Mo 05 June  SUNSAT did a watchdog reset - caused by a SEU
Tu 06 June  Software upgrade for OBC1 completed successfully - bug fix.
Th 08 June  Last day that SUNSAT will have any shade. Until 06/11/2000 we
will be permanently in full sunshine.
Fr 09 June  Radio Amateur services suspended until the ADCS system software
updated and tested for full sun illumination period.
Sa 10 June  9600 baud telecommand on a UHF receiver established.
Su 11 June  The temperature keeps on increasing. Various communication
configurations will be tested in the following few days. New flight software
for the ADCS to invert satellite is ready to be tested.

Cheers
Stuart ZS6OUN

Does anybody have a list of the software files vs the Kenwood
model numbers?  I've been told that the kenwood software has
filenames like these:

kpg-05d
kpg-06d
kpg-07d
kpg-09d
kpg-11d
kpg-15d
KPG-16d
kpg-20
kpg-21d
kpg-23D
KPG-25D
kpg-26d
KPG-27d
Kpg-28d
kpg-29d

Mike

Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:

Does anybody have a list of the software files vs the Kenwood
model numbers?  I've been told that the kenwood software has
filenames like these:

kpg-05d
kpg-06d
kpg-07d
kpg-09d
kpg-11d
kpg-15d
KPG-16d
kpg-20
kpg-21d
kpg-23D
KPG-25D
kpg-26d
KPG-27d
Kpg-28d
kpg-29d

Mike
 

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I need a list of what radios are programmed by each kpg file.

At 02:26 AM 06/29/2000 , you wrote:
>Hi All
>I Have
>21d
>25d
>26d
>27d
>29d
>Which Ones Do You Want
>Skinny
>
>Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:
>
> > Does anybody have a list of the software files vs the Kenwood
> > model numbers?  I've been told that the kenwood software has
> > filenames like these:
> >
> > kpg-05d
> > kpg-06d
> > kpg-07d
> > kpg-09d
> > kpg-11d
> > kpg-15d
> > KPG-16d
> > kpg-20
> > kpg-21d
> > kpg-23D
> > KPG-25D
> > kpg-26d
> > KPG-27d
> > Kpg-28d
> > kpg-29d
> >
> > Mike
> >
> >
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>Hi All
>I Have
>21d
>25d
>26d
>27d
>29d
>Which Ones Do You Want
>Skinny
>
>Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:
>>Does anybody have a list of the software files vs the Kenwood
>>model numbers?  I've been told that the kenwood software has
>>filenames like these:
>>
>>kpg-05d
>>kpg-06d
>>kpg-07d
>>kpg-09d
>>kpg-11d
>>kpg-15d
>>KPG-16d
>>kpg-20
>>kpg-21d
>>kpg-23D
>>KPG-25D
>>kpg-26d
>>KPG-27d
>>Kpg-28d
>>kpg-29d
>>
>>Mike
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Hi there,
            I'm looking for info on the Tait 2020 Radio. I have one thats set
to a high band freq. I need to be able to set it to the lower 66mhz band. I
have heard that you need to program it with a PC through the Mic socket.
Does anyone know whats required to program this radio, as well as any info
about how to actually change the frequecy, or even any relevant  web sites
that might be of use.

I don't know if its relevant but the actual radio has the label
T2020-321-F04. And I am based in Europe.
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Hi Dave, Yes these sets can be programmed from a Pc however they are band
specific as regards hardware ie 66-88Mhz  low vhf  146-174Mhz for hi vhf
and 420-470Mhz for uhf or some suchlike spec. To mod hi vhf for low vhf
which is what I think you are after would require major!!  internal
surgery.

Regards
Dave Mckay g1jwg

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> From: David Quigley <Dave_Quigley@...>
> To: radio-programming@egroups.com
> Subject: [radio-prog@onelist] Tait 2020
> Date: 01 July 2000 15:52
>
> Hi there,
>            I'm looking for info on the Tait 2020 Radio. I have one thats
set
> to a high band freq. I need to be able to set it to the lower 66mhz band.
I
> have heard that you need to program it with a PC through the Mic socket.
> Does anyone know whats required to program this radio, as well as any
info
> about how to actually change the frequecy, or even any relevant  web
sites
> that might be of use.
>
> I don't know if its relevant but the actual radio has the label
> T2020-321-F04. And I am based in Europe.
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David,
Your in Europe, I'm in Australia, but I have a T2020-221 VHF lo band which I
would gladly swap for your hi band.
Is you 2020 a remote head unit or not.
If you think it feasible, let me know.

Regards
Paul

David Quigley wrote:

> Hi there,
>            I'm looking for info on the Tait 2020 Radio. I have one thats set
> to a high band freq. I need to be able to set it to the lower 66mhz band. I
> have heard that you need to program it with a PC through the Mic socket.
> Does anyone know whats required to program this radio, as well as any info
> about how to actually change the frequecy, or even any relevant  web sites
> that might be of use.
>
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Anyone have information  on how to carry out the general RX/TX modification

for the Kenwood TM-441?

cheers---Cambo

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I have a motorola m216 that was used as a paging base connected to a
zetron paging encoder. The audio on the radio currently is fixed, it
is not changed by the front knob. Any suggestions on where to look to
correct this? is this in the programming or is it a jumper some where?

I have a 2 channel ht1000 that I would like to convert to a 16
channel. Has anyone here done this? What parts are needed? Is it
possible to clone off a 16 channel to upgrade to the 16 channel? Can
a HT1000 be cloned from a JT1000?

Try looking for a 2716 eprom then.

CHEERS!!!

>Message: 1
>   Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2000 00:40:34 +1000
>   From: "Barry Schrape" <vk3sw@...>
>Subject: Re: Standard HX220s
>
>Well, my last message was right off the track. The EXP switch is for
>expansion channel programming, nothing to do with programming the
>actual frequencies.
>I found information on the EXP programming in a manual for another
>radio type of the same manufacturer.  Back to square one.
>Barry
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Barry Schrape <vk3sw@...>
>To: <radio-programming@egroups.com>
>Sent: 26 June, 2000 21:49
>Subject: Re: [radio-prog@onelist] Digest Number 99
>
>
>> Thanks for the info RiO, There is a EXP switch on the bottom where
>the
>> battery connects.
>> I presume this is the external programming enable.  The display _ _
>> appears to asking me to input something when I operate the switch
>> Its like trying to set the time on a digital watch... impossible if
>> you don't have a teenager in the house.
>> Barry
>>
>
>
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>To: radio-programming@egroups.com
>Subject: [radio-prog@onelist] HT1000
>Date: Sun, 02 Jul 2000 17:42:20 -0000
>
>I have a 2 channel ht1000 that I would like to convert to a 16
>channel. Has anyone here done this? What parts are needed? Is it
>possible to clone off a 16 channel to upgrade to the 16 channel? Can
>a HT1000 be cloned from a JT1000?
>

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Hello all,

Does anyone out there have the wiring details for the programming
lead for a GME TX-4200 UHF CB??   I want to re-do my radio and a
few other local radios to suit.

Would appreciate any details or assistance.


Greg   vk2gjt

Hello all I have the Kenwood TM-D700A and I am looking for a mod to
make it transmitting in the CB 476MHz band. I know the green wire but
that only going till 470MHz and I need higher. Anyone have info for
that plaese ?
Cheers de Art

--- In radio-programming@egroups.com, cpclark@xxx.xxx wrote:
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>
> If you are interested in making your own radio programmer stop by
> my webpage at www.pca.net/~cpclark . I have schematics for several
> different radio brands.
>
> Craig Clark
Hi Graig
The following is the level translator circuit for all the Yaesu/Vertex
  radios.2011/7011series,1000 series, 2000 series,and handhelds like
FTH 2008/2010 etc.
It's not exactly as the original but I think it will work properly.
In your site you have it as:
  "Not sure what model this is for. - vertprog.jpg"

Fm 1063

I am looking for the schematics and software for Kyodowest KG108 &
KG110?  I have the radios but not the programming nor the schematics.

Anyone have the schematic of an interface to program a tait t3020?
Or the pinouts for the top connector so I can try to figure it out.

Regards Tony Steele G1HMO

G'day all, today i'm just asking if any one has the Motorola RVN4100 Radio
Service Software. This is for the XTS3000 analogue/digital radio. If any one
can e-mail me a copy or tell me where i can grab a copy from it would be a
great help. Thanks

David

Hi Folks!
Can anybody please help with some advice on programing a Kenwood
TK250?

I managed to get a copy of the KPG23d software from a kind gentleman
in the US (whose email address I
lost when my ISP changed), which looks to be the correct package.

I then built a stripboard copy of the KPG22 programing interface
circuit I found on the website http://w3.pca.net,
which is also labled under the schematic as "Prorammator TK-278
(analog KPG-22) for software KPG-27D".  Despite
this obvious difference in the software#, I had gained intel that it
*should* work.

But (yes, you've guessed it!!), I cannot read/write to the TK250!

My bread-board build-up looks 100% ok, and no solder bridges (except
I
cannot source 2T306A transistors:
  I had to use European BC547s). But my PC just won't talk to the rig
at all, so I now have to wonder:

	 * is it the wrong programing interface circuit?
	 * does the PC serial COM port have to be specially set (other
than 9600 8N1)?
	 * is my problem really because the rig is a TK250E?
(so ECHO=European ;-)

I'd really appreciate some help, here in Scotland! Can anyone advise?
Thank you, I would love to get back on 2M!

Graham MM5JDZ@...

Hello

     You need to put the radio in program mode so do the following

turn radio off
hold the bottom button under the ptt and also press and hold the button next
to the on/off vol knopb and turn the radio on while holding these buttons
wait for the  radio to show pgrm (or) PC i don't remeber on the display.
knopw try to read your radio. If this don't work you may need a newer copy
of the software...



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glaforce@...

----- Original Message -----
From: Graham Taylor <taylor23@...>
To: <radio-programming@egroups.com>
Sent: Friday, July 28, 2000 2:51 PM
Subject: [radio-prog@onelist] Help Kenwood TK250 please


> Hi Folks!
> Can anybody please help with some advice on programing a Kenwood
> TK250?
>
> I managed to get a copy of the KPG23d software from a kind gentleman
> in the US (whose email address I
> lost when my ISP changed), which looks to be the correct package.
>
> I then built a stripboard copy of the KPG22 programing interface
> circuit I found on the website http://w3.pca.net,
> which is also labled under the schematic as "Prorammator TK-278
> (analog KPG-22) for software KPG-27D".  Despite
> this obvious difference in the software#, I had gained intel that it
> *should* work.
>
> But (yes, you've guessed it!!), I cannot read/write to the TK250!
>
> My bread-board build-up looks 100% ok, and no solder bridges (except
> I
> cannot source 2T306A transistors:
>  I had to use European BC547s). But my PC just won't talk to the rig
> at all, so I now have to wonder:
>
> * is it the wrong programing interface circuit?
> * does the PC serial COM port have to be specially set (other
> than 9600 8N1)?
> * is my problem really because the rig is a TK250E?
> (so ECHO=European ;-)
>
> I'd really appreciate some help, here in Scotland! Can anyone advise?
> Thank you, I would love to get back on 2M!
>
> Graham MM5JDZ@...
>
>
>
>
>
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Hello, Im getting ready to order this software and was wondering if
any of the list-users are using it to program Syntor-X low band
radios? Also, if you are, what EEProm burner are you using? Thanks,
Adam

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