Any one have a copy or the orginal program( adams)  for programing  a
yaesu VX-2R ht? for sale? if so please let me no. please e mail me at
wc8i@...  thanks Bill

Is anyone familiar with Motorola MTS2000 fail codes? My boss
approached me today and requested I look into this radio that will
only turn on and beeps during self test. It flashes an error
code "Fail 01/81" Any ideas? Thanks, David

Thanks all for the info!
This radio came out of service as defective.  Presumably its programming is
correct.
Since I have yet to build / buy the interface for it I can't tell.
BTW, is the software at hackersrussia.com the latest version?
As regards the electrolytic cap which was mentioned as being prone to leaking,
where is it located,
physically... e.g., "next to the green coil", etc.?  Assuming that it has yet to
leak and give away its
location, perhaps a value (uf and working volts) would also help me to identify
it.
As an aside, I've seen this same kind of leakage problem in the GE MLS radios on
the Tone / Audio board.
The three 47uf caps (the blue ones) are only rated for 85deg.C and it looks like
heat and age get to them.
Swap all three if you have low or distorted received audio or weird behavior
with the tone decode.
Actually, as a precaution, if they're blue... swap'em!  Even if they look
good... they >will< eventually fail
and that gook likes to eat the little plated through vias which connect the
component side traces to the
ones on the solder side.
Use caps rated for 105deg.C and they should hold up... even GE got that message
and eventually started
using them in the later series MLS radios.
Thanks again!
Stan
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: May McDonald
   To: radio-programming@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Sunday, February 15, 2004 5:51 PM
   Subject: Re: [radio-prog@yhgrps] Re: Midland 70-1340B Code


   usually you just have to reajust the VCO inside the radio to work on the
   freq range you are trying to program.

   Im sure ill be flamed for not suggesting you use thousands of dollars in
   test and analyzation equipment, but not everyone has the resources or can
   get access to that stuff...
   Regards
   Colin

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

usually you just have to reajust the VCO inside the radio to work on the
freq range you are trying to program.
If you are getting the E3 error its probably because you are trying to
program a freq that the VCO is not currently tuned for.
You can use the TX and RX
pod inside radio to retune the VCO.
the radio will give you SQ static when it is tuned for rcv.
and you can use a monitor radio tuned to same tx freq and tune the tx pod
until you can transmit and talk to the other rcvr that is tuned to that
freq.  Its a little crude, but it works fine.
Im sure ill be flamed for not suggesting you use thousands of dollars in
test and analyzation equipment, but not everyone has the resources or can
get access to that stuff...
Regards
Colin
----- Original Message -----
From: "terryflury" <tflury@...>
To: <radio-programming@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, February 15, 2004 9:55 AM
Subject: [radio-prog@yhgrps] Re: Midland 70-1340B Code


> Hi Stan:
>  The E3 error is a VCO unlock code. The VCO voltage is not in the
> correct range. If you program it out of range you could get this code
> and would to readjust the VCO. If the radio has been working fine and
> suddenly came up with this code it is likely a component failure in
> the VCO. If you check the VCO voltage it should be 1.5 volts, if it
> is off a little it can be reset, if it is 6 volts or so it is a
> component failure.
>   GL   Terry
>
>
> --- In radio-programming@yahoogroups.com, "Stan Labinsky Jr."
> <stanbarb@w...> wrote:
> > Hi all, I have a question!
> >
> > What is this 70-1340 telling me when it comes up with an "E3" in
> the channel display?
> >
> > Is this a corrupted "codeplug" problem?
> >
> > (I know, I know... it's not a codeplug, but that term seems to
> be... well, almost generic... like "Kleenex", here in The States.)
> >
> > TIA... Stan
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
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Hi there,

I have a couple of radios that are 16 channel capable, They are
Midland 70-136 /C VHF portables. Only one channel is programmed
currently.  I am looking for the software and programming info on
this range of radios. I can see that it is a synthesised radio and
really need to know how and where I can get the software connection
detail.

Many thanks in advance for any information/help you can give me.

Best regards  Steve

If the radio was working or you just can't tune the VCO so it locks up,
a very common problem with the XTR is the electrolytic cap in the
VCO section leaks and needs to be replaced.. Also you must clean
the board completely.. I try to clean it with just Alcohol and it wasn't
good enough, has to use flux remover as well..

-Pete

terryflury wrote:

> Hi Stan:
>  The E3 error is a VCO unlock code. The VCO voltage is not in the
> correct range. If you program it out of range you could get this code
> and would to readjust the VCO. If the radio has been working fine and
> suddenly came up with this code it is likely a component failure in
> the VCO. If you check the VCO voltage it should be 1.5 volts, if it
> is off a little it can be reset, if it is 6 volts or so it is a
> component failure.
>   GL   Terry
>
> --- In radio-programming@yahoogroups.com, "Stan Labinsky Jr."
> <stanbarb@w...> wrote:
> > Hi all, I have a question!
> >
> > What is this 70-1340 telling me when it comes up with an "E3" in
> the channel display?
> >
> > Is this a corrupted "codeplug" problem?
> >
> > (I know, I know... it's not a codeplug, but that term seems to
> be... well, almost generic... like "Kleenex", here in The States.)
> >
> > TIA... Stan
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
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At 06:22 AM 2/15/2004, you wrote:
>I have Saber 3's and program them myself can I use the same equipment
>to program astro saber or do I need differant rss and rib and cables?


You can obviously use the same RIB box, but the cable I believe is
different. Correct me if I'm wrong (someone will) but there are cables that
will work, they have a switch on them.


Evan

Any one have any info on this radio I am running into very little?


Thanks
Jim

What is it you are trying to accomplish?
DTMF access to repeaters?????
"Control operations" is way too generic.

And you might ask on the Kenwood lists.

Walter

On 14 Feb 2004 08:45:30 -0000 radio-programming@yahoogroups.com writes:
>
________________________________________________________________________
>
> Message: 9
>    Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2004 15:53:58 -0500
>    From: "Allen" <createch@...>
> Subject: Kenwood DTMF Programming
>
> Hello to all,
>
> I would like to have the TK-380's and TK-3140's we use in our fire
> department, to be able to transmit DTMF on the same frequency, but
> with
> different DTMF tone sequences.
>
> The normal way to do this is to go to that channel and then select
> one of
> the DTMF sequences from the DTMF memory bank, and then PTT. It
> requires too
> many operations.
>
> I want to set up 3 or more channels with the same frequency, but
> different
> DTMF sequence tones. That way the radio only needs to be set to a
> channel
> number or channel ID and the PTT button pushed for the required time
> to get
> the DTMF info sent. We need to use DTMF for control operations.
>
> This is not a trunking or fleet-sync set up, and we are using
> conventional
> mode.
>
> All suggestions are appreciated. Thank you.
>
> Allen

Here's the info you seek:

H25RDH9DP5 HT1250LS+ 403-470 MHz 16 conv channels limited keypad
LTR/Passport
H25RDH9DU5 HT1250LS 403-470 MHz 16 conv channels limited keypad LTR only
H25RDH9AA6 HT1250 403-470 MHz 128 conv channels full keypad (no
trunking)
H25RDF9AA5 HT1250 403-470 MHz 128 conv channels limited keypad (no
trunking)
H25SDH9DP5 HT1250LS+ 450-512 MHz 16 conv channels limited keypad
LTR/Passport

If you want to have LTR trunking, you must decide whether you want 16 or
32 conventional channels.  Since you want QCII encode and decode, you
MUST get the 32 channel model.  There is no 36 channel model.

There are two models which meet all of your requirements:

Range 1 UHF (403-470 MHz) HT1250LS+ model AAH25RDH9DP9
Range 2 UHF (450-512 MHz) HT1250LS+ model AAH25SDH9DP9

Both of the above two radios have full keypads and will operate on LTR
or Passport trunking systems AND up to 32 conventional channels.

73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY

commquestusa wrote:
>
> Does anyone know what the model difference is between the following
> for a Motorola HT1250 (LS/LS+ Series)...
> - H25RDH9DP5
> - H25RDH9DU5
> - H25RDH9AA6
> - H25RDF9AA5
> - H25SDH9DP5
>
> Also does anyone know which radio MODEL NUMBER in the HT1250 Series
> has the following all built into ONE portable...
> - LTR Trunking
> - 36 (Not 16) Conventional Channels
> - MDC1200 Encode/Decode on CONVENTIONAL CHANNELS
> - Quik Call II Encode/Decode on CONVENTIONAL CHANNELS
> - 12.5/25 kHz Switchable Channel Spacing
> - LED Digital Alarm Clock
>
> (I know some models of the LS series don't have the features above.
> I'm wondering which model numbers do I need to look for to get ALL
> the features listed above on a portable radio.)
>
> Please advise, thank you very much for your time.
>
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does anybody know anything on how to program my Tad m8?

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hi Stan:
  The E3 error is a VCO unlock code. The VCO voltage is not in the
correct range. If you program it out of range you could get this code
and would to readjust the VCO. If the radio has been working fine and
suddenly came up with this code it is likely a component failure in
the VCO. If you check the VCO voltage it should be 1.5 volts, if it
is off a little it can be reset, if it is 6 volts or so it is a
component failure.
   GL   Terry


--- In radio-programming@yahoogroups.com, "Stan Labinsky Jr."
<stanbarb@w...> wrote:
> Hi all, I have a question!
>
> What is this 70-1340 telling me when it comes up with an "E3" in
the channel display?
>
> Is this a corrupted "codeplug" problem?
>
> (I know, I know... it's not a codeplug, but that term seems to
be... well, almost generic... like "Kleenex", here in The States.)
>
> TIA... Stan
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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I have Saber 3's and program them myself can I use the same equipment
to program astro saber or do I need differant rss and rib and cables?

Does anyone know what the model difference is between the following
for a Motorola HT1250 (LS/LS+ Series)...
- H25RDH9DP5
- H25RDH9DU5
- H25RDH9AA6
- H25RDF9AA5
- H25SDH9DP5

Also does anyone know which radio MODEL NUMBER in the HT1250 Series
has the following all built into ONE portable...
- LTR Trunking
- 36 (Not 16) Conventional Channels
- MDC1200 Encode/Decode on CONVENTIONAL CHANNELS
- Quik Call II Encode/Decode on CONVENTIONAL CHANNELS
- 12.5/25 kHz Switchable Channel Spacing
- LED Digital Alarm Clock

(I know some models of the LS series don't have the features above.
I'm wondering which model numbers do I need to look for to get ALL
the features listed above on a portable radio.)

Please advise, thank you very much for your time.

--- "Stan Labinsky Jr." <stanbarb@...> wrote:
> Hi all, I have a question!
>
> What is this 70-1340 telling me when it comes up
> with an "E3" in the channel display?


The following are from the troubleshooting page of my
XTR manual.

E1   MPU ROM/RAM error
E2   No model/no channel data programmed
E3   Synthesiser (VCO) out of lock
E4   (check)sum error of channel data
E5
E6
E7   backup power down
E8   Programmer I/F error
E9   Clone I/F error

E5 and E6 don't get a mention.

Hope this helps.

Peter

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Hi all, I have a question!

What is this 70-1340 telling me when it comes up with an "E3" in the channel
display?

Is this a corrupted "codeplug" problem?

(I know, I know... it's not a codeplug, but that term seems to be... well,
almost generic... like "Kleenex", here in The States.)

TIA... Stan

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if you try and sell this, i believe you will be in breech of motorola's
contract, i think just having it you may be. i would not advertise it any
more if i were you, as for one, i will have to make all your posts moderated
as what you are offering in against guidelines, and once we can let slip,
but i think this is the third or fourth time you have pushed it, and for
two, i think you will attract some unwanted attention from some nasty
people.
Thanks,
                     Aaron.


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Sent: Sunday, February 15, 2004 10:25 PM
Subject: [radio-prog@yhgrps] System key for sale


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turi <tureee@...> wrote:HI to all wise men !
I flashed my gm1200  (the version with the control head at 6 buttons
and speaker inside) and after I know that this model is not supported
in the 2100 infact it gives me the error FL90/01.
NOW...How can I come back at the original configuration?
I not have the original codeplug...someone can send me it and the
procedure to reprogram the radio....I need to use it in conventional
mode (it at the origin was trunked).
Please HELPPPPPPPP .....I loose 2 week on this radio and I'm going
crazy!!!! Any help or suggest will be appreciate.
The original model was M01RFL9CK4AN TYP. MR503AD
Thanks in advance,
tureee2003
tureee@... or tureee@... (for attachments)




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HI to all wise men !
I flashed my gm1200  (the version with the control head at 6 buttons
and speaker inside) and after I know that this model is not supported
in the 2100 infact it gives me the error FL90/01.
NOW...How can I come back at the original configuration?
I not have the original codeplug...someone can send me it and the
procedure to reprogram the radio....I need to use it in conventional
mode (it at the origin was trunked).
Please HELPPPPPPPP .....I loose 2 week on this radio and I'm going
crazy!!!! Any help or suggest will be appreciate.
The original model was M01RFL9CK4AN TYP. MR503AD
Thanks in advance,
tureee2003
tureee@... or tureee@... (for attachments)

These particular units were from BC Dept. of Highways (using ~151
MHz).

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>   Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2004 2:00 AM
>   Subject: [radio-prog@yhgrps] Re: Midland 70-340A Power Cables
>
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Yes, QCII is the abbreviation for "Quik-Call II" signaling based on the
two tone sequential format.

To add QCII to an HT1250 radio, first click on "Signaling" in the tree
view, then click on "Quik-Call II System."  Double-click on "Quik-Call
II System - 1 and follow the prompts to set up the tones and format.

For each personality that you want to respond to these paging tones,
click on the "Signaling" tab and enable QCII for receive.  You can have
more than one QCII system in a radio, but each personality can respond
to only one QCII system.  There is a helpful tutorial on the CPS program
CD, in case the help files are lacking.

73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY

fire_master_21 wrote:
>
> is the qcii the part that is the two tone paging and if so how would you set
it up i have the code plug but no other info for it
> thanks

It has to be the G series radio, 370gk alreadly is 128 channels, but
in the case of the 372g which is 32 channel uhf, can be programmed
to be a 370k within  the rss, just open kpg56d v3 or v4 , goto radio
type, portable, then 370k. And you have to start from scratch with
entering the freqs. then just write it to the radio.

Medi

--- In radio-programming@yahoogroups.com, kevcat <kevcat@d...> wrote:
> so is the TK370 the same?
> and how did you get it to expand to 128 channels??
>
> Cheers
>
> Kev
>
> mediman71 wrote:
> >
> > Me to, with no problem, it also has the keypad under the front
> > cover, if you could find a spare dtmf front
> >
> > Same radio, so basically it only cost kw $ 50.00 to make the
radio,
> > charges 300.00 for the 272 ,400 for 270, 450 278.
> >
> > --- In radio-programming@yahoogroups.com, Jack R <jrandal33@y...>
> > wrote:
> > > Been doing that since the radio came out! No problems
> > > so far.
> > >
> > > Jack KC8WEH
> > >
> > > > So my theory is this:
> > > >
> > > > - The 272 is the same radio as the 270
> > > > - Only difference is the 32 channel / 128 channel
> > > > marketing by kenwood
> > > >   Che channel capacity is not limited by the radio,
> > > > but by the software
> > > >   designated for the radio.
> > > >
> > > > Anyone ran into this scenario? I've tried it on (2)
> > > > tk272's and they both work.
> > > >
> > > > Any idea of there could be adverse effects from
> > > > this?
> > > >
> > > > Jason
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The Customer Programming Software for the HT1250 and other Professional
series radios is available only in Windows-compatible format.  There is
no DOS version.

73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY

Kickinchicken wrote:
>
> Anyone that could and will send me the Dos version of the rss for this
> radio, ht1250 would you please!  I have windows $4it for it but would like
> dos.
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Anyone that could and will send me the Dos version of the rss for this
radio, ht1250 would you please!  I have windows $4it for it but would like
dos.





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is the qcii the part that is the two tone paging and if so how would you set it
up i have the code plug but no other info for it
thanks

Eric Lemmon <wb6fly@...> wrote:
I can't help you with the codeplug, but I can answer the question about
the model numbers:

HT1250    128 conventional channels, Low Band, VHF, and UHF models.
HT1250LS  LTR Trunking plus 16 or 32 conventional channels on VHF only
HT1250LS+ LTR Trunking plus 16 or 32 conventional channels, on 220, UHF,
and 700 only

The 16 channel LS or LS+ radios have less memory and fewer features than
the 32 channel models.  For example, QCII coding is available only on 32
channel models.

Beware of "HT1250" radios that are being offered for sale at a very low
price.  Some of these radios are actually LS or LS+ models that have had
the front label changed.  The unwary buyers thought they had a great
deal until they tried to program them, and discovered that the radios
would only hold 16 channels!  Caveat Emptor...

73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY

commquestusa wrote:
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> Hi group.  I'm looking for the "CODEPLUG" for the (HT1250 UHF) or
> (HT1250-LS UHF) or (HT1250-LS+ UHF) radios.  If anyone would be able
> to e-mail me a copy it would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Also I'm wondering if anyone can help me figure out what the
> difference between the HT1250-LS and the HT1250-LS+ radio models are?
>
> I've heard that the LS+ has couple extra features then the LS and
> also if someone can tell me the model number difference between the
> two radio models so I know what I may be buying in the future.
> Thank you very much for your time and hope to hear from you guys
> soon.
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can anyone tell me the difference between the 370G and 370N?

Kev

kevcat wrote:
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> Anyone have a copy?
> PDF or Doc file?
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> Cheers
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> Kev
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so is the TK370 the same?
and how did you get it to expand to 128 channels??

Cheers

Kev

mediman71 wrote:
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> Me to, with no problem, it also has the keypad under the front
> cover, if you could find a spare dtmf front
>
> Same radio, so basically it only cost kw $ 50.00 to make the radio,
> charges 300.00 for the 272 ,400 for 270, 450 278.
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> --- In radio-programming@yahoogroups.com, Jack R <jrandal33@y...>
> wrote:
> > Been doing that since the radio came out! No problems
> > so far.
> >
> > Jack KC8WEH
> >
> > > So my theory is this:
> > >
> > > - The 272 is the same radio as the 270
> > > - Only difference is the 32 channel / 128 channel
> > > marketing by kenwood
> > >   Che channel capacity is not limited by the radio,
> > > but by the software
> > >   designated for the radio.
> > >
> > > Anyone ran into this scenario? I've tried it on (2)
> > > tk272's and they both work.
> > >
> > > Any idea of there could be adverse effects from
> > > this?
> > >
> > > Jason
> > >
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