Ok, this is a tough one! :)
Take a DB25 and jumper pin 6 to pin 11 and stick it on your parallel
port. That's it!
Note that it only works on certain versions of TK, I think version
1.6. :(
We've also been told that some dongles are using pin 6 to pin 13.
From Batlabs web pages
--- In radio-programming@yahoogroups.com, "nile_griffith"
<nile_griffith@y...> wrote:
> Hi to all.
>
> Some Bozo decided to ressurect my dongle as a fully fledged piece
of
> computer hardware but forgot to make a note of the carefully
placed
> strapping accross pins '@' and '$'.
>
> Is there anyone out there who can tell me what '@' and '$' are. So
> that I may enjoy a rteturn to sanity and the aforementioned Bozo
can
> look forward to a reasonable length of life.
>
> Cheers
>
>
> Nile.
Hi to all.
Some Bozo decided to ressurect my dongle as a fully fledged piece of
computer hardware but forgot to make a note of the carefully placed
strapping accross pins '@' and '$'.
Is there anyone out there who can tell me what '@' and '$' are. So
that I may enjoy a rteturn to sanity and the aforementioned Bozo can
look forward to a reasonable length of life.
Cheers
Nile.
Looking for a codeplug for a VHF Spectra A3 (HHCH model), 146-174
rang. Model is D43KXA7JA3BK. Mine is corrupt and the radio no longer
thinks it's 99 channels. :( Please email off list if you have one.
TIA to all!
Kevin
Glad I could help. If any of your radio buddies, or anyone else out there, has a
schematic for the Mostar Interface Box (different from the standard RIB) let me
know, I've been trying to find it with no luck,
RC
> -----Original Message-----
> From: esarcommunications@... [mailto:esarcommunications@...]
> Sent: Monday, August 02, 2004 11:39 AM
> To: radio-programming@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [radio-prog@yhgrps] Moto s/w and USB ports
>
>
> Sounds like a solution for future problems. I will save this email and
> pass along to some of my radio buddies. Yeah we can fix SMT boards,
> program, and even jury-rigging radios, but we are all in the
> blind when
> it comes to computer stuff.
> Thanks for the info!
> Walter
>
> On Mon, 2 Aug 2004 10:10:26 -0400 "Randall Cohen" <rcohen@...>
> writes:
> >
> > I posted this to a BK group a while back, but it applies to any
> > software that uses serial ports.
> >
> > I'm using a USB to Serial, works great. Not just with my BK
> software
> > but with many other applications. I'll admit, being a computer guy
> > helped, and since I was doing this for the whole company (we need
> > serial but our new laptops didn't have it) I was able to spend some
> > real time on it and test the solution.
> > Key points;
> > It will only work with Windows software. DOS addresses the I/O
> > memory address of the port directly so it must be a real serial
> > port. Windows software addresses the "com1" (or 2-4 etc.) driver of
> > the Operating System (OS). What the driver interfaces to the
> > application doesn't care. You will have to make sure the "com"
> > address is between 1 and 4 (My modem uses 1 so I put it on 2) since
> > most radio software will only address those. And don't get one of
> > the USB to serial adaptors that are intended for a PDA (Palm etc).
> >
> > If you have to use DOS software, there are many PC Card (PCMCIA)
> > adaptors that will provide a true serial port with the standard I/O
> > address. Just make sure that they don't conflict with you modem.
> >
> > Regardless of which is used always make sure that you set the port
> > speed in "Device Manager" as well as the application.
> >
> > Hope this helps
> > RC
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Sounds like a solution for future problems. I will save this email and
pass along to some of my radio buddies. Yeah we can fix SMT boards,
program, and even jury-rigging radios, but we are all in the blind when
it comes to computer stuff.
Thanks for the info!
Walter
On Mon, 2 Aug 2004 10:10:26 -0400 "Randall Cohen" <rcohen@...>
writes:
>
> I posted this to a BK group a while back, but it applies to any
> software that uses serial ports.
>
> I'm using a USB to Serial, works great. Not just with my BK software
> but with many other applications. I'll admit, being a computer guy
> helped, and since I was doing this for the whole company (we need
> serial but our new laptops didn't have it) I was able to spend some
> real time on it and test the solution.
> Key points;
> It will only work with Windows software. DOS addresses the I/O
> memory address of the port directly so it must be a real serial
> port. Windows software addresses the "com1" (or 2-4 etc.) driver of
> the Operating System (OS). What the driver interfaces to the
> application doesn't care. You will have to make sure the "com"
> address is between 1 and 4 (My modem uses 1 so I put it on 2) since
> most radio software will only address those. And don't get one of
> the USB to serial adaptors that are intended for a PDA (Palm etc).
>
> If you have to use DOS software, there are many PC Card (PCMCIA)
> adaptors that will provide a true serial port with the standard I/O
> address. Just make sure that they don't conflict with you modem.
>
> Regardless of which is used always make sure that you set the port
> speed in "Device Manager" as well as the application.
>
> Hope this helps
> RC
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I posted this to a BK group a while back, but it applies to any software that
uses serial ports.
I'm using a USB to Serial, works great. Not just with my BK software but with
many other applications. I'll admit, being a computer guy helped, and since I
was doing this for the whole company (we need serial but our new laptops didn't
have it) I was able to spend some real time on it and test the solution.
Key points;
It will only work with Windows software. DOS addresses the I/O memory address of
the port directly so it must be a real serial port. Windows software addresses
the "com1" (or 2-4 etc.) driver of the Operating System (OS). What the driver
interfaces to the application doesn't care. You will have to make sure the "com"
address is between 1 and 4 (My modem uses 1 so I put it on 2) since most radio
software will only address those. And don't get one of the USB to serial
adaptors that are intended for a PDA (Palm etc).
If you have to use DOS software, there are many PC Card (PCMCIA) adaptors that
will provide a true serial port with the standard I/O address. Just make sure
that they don't conflict with you modem.
Regardless of which is used always make sure that you set the port speed in
"Device Manager" as well as the application.
Hope this helps
RC
As I always say, when it doubt, DOS it! Moto and DOS (SERIAL) is the
ONLY way I go, granted, there are alternative to the Moto RIB, windows
just doesn't do it.
Walter
On Sun, 01 Aug 2004 17:01:34 -0700 Evan Platt
<evanyahoo@...> writes:
> At 04:42 PM 8/1/2004, you wrote:
> >Hello,
> > Is it possible to use Motorola rss with a USB port
> >on the older s/w? If so how?
> >
> >Thanks in advance
>
> Not AFAIK. Moto RSS uses the serial port. Yes, there are USB
> adapters that
> allow you to plug a serial cable into your USB port, but it's a
> windows
> based driver, and we all know what Moto thinks of Windows...
>
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I folks. I have recently purchased a Tait 2020 series I second hand
and have been so far having no luck trying to program it. The display
comes up with - PROG - and the call, stat, chan & alph lights are on.
If I turn it on whilst holding down a button I get VER 1-02 which I
am guessing is the firmware version. I have removed the cover and
noticed that one of two LED on the circuit board are flashing. There
is a ML1 and a ML2 and the ML1 is the one that is flashing.
I cannot see any other obvious faults but short of it looking like
burnt toast, I wouldnt know what else to look for.
I didn't pay that much for the radio and it was sold "as is" so I am
not too disappointed but I just hoped that I may be able to just load
a file from my other 2020 into it and away it would go.
Any ideas would be appreciated likewise if there is anyone in the
Melbourne AU area that may be able to take a look at it I would be
most grateful.
Cheers
John
It wont work on CPS either,already tryed it..
--- Evan Platt <evanyahoo@...> wrote:
> At 04:42 PM 8/1/2004, you wrote:
> >Hello,
> > Is it possible to use Motorola rss with a USB
> port
> >on the older s/w? If so how?
> >
> >Thanks in advance
>
> Not AFAIK. Moto RSS uses the serial port. Yes, there
> are USB adapters that
> allow you to plug a serial cable into your USB port,
> but it's a windows
> based driver, and we all know what Moto thinks of
> Windows...
>
> Evan
>
>
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At 04:42 PM 8/1/2004, you wrote:
>Hello,
> Is it possible to use Motorola rss with a USB port
>on the older s/w? If so how?
>
>Thanks in advance
Not AFAIK. Moto RSS uses the serial port. Yes, there are USB adapters that
allow you to plug a serial cable into your USB port, but it's a windows
based driver, and we all know what Moto thinks of Windows...
Evan
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May want to try that again. :)
Hello,
Is it possible to use Motorola rss with a USB port
on the older s/w? If so how?
Thanks in advance
Mike
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Negative.. the 840 is UHF.. The 940 is 800 mHz
-----Original Message-----
From: scott [mailto:boyscavenger@...]
Sent: Sunday, August 01, 2004 9:05 AM
To: radio-programming@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [radio-prog@yhgrps] TK840 Question
i thought the 840 was a 800mhz radio ...?
--- Richard Pozywak <pozy@...> wrote:
> I'm trying to program a Kenwood TK840 400mhz band
> radio. When I go into
> the programming software I select conventional and I
> enter the RX. Freq
> and then I enter the TX freq. and when I hit enter I
> get an error
> message (Error: Can Not Save Error 11). I have tried
> a couple of
> different things and I keep getting the same error.
> I'm unsure what
> the error number means. Does anyone have any ideas
> on how to get around
> this problem? Thanks for the help, Richard
>
>
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>
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Anyone have the diagram or has the programing cable for the VX-800U?
Thanks.
Jim
Philadelphia Wireless Comms
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This was discussed here:
http://batboard.batlabs.com/viewtopic.php?t=33500
Good luck!
--- In radio-programming@yahoogroups.com, "Kevin Bednar" <kevin@c...>
wrote:
> Trying to program a Saber 3 to be able to utilize the DTMF pad on TX
but so
> far no luck. I enabled option H297 for the Manual Telephone
Interconnect but
> so far no joy. :( Am I missing something else here? I have a 5D CORE
and a
> 5C COPE. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
>
> Kevin
>
>
Tk840 is a 400Mhz radio
FCC ID # on back of radio
840-1 Band 450-490
840-2 Band 490-512
840-3 Band 403-430
840-4 Band 430-450
When you program the radio you must select the band in the programming. To enter
ham bands and 450-460 band select the special 1 option in the band selection.
Good luck.
----- Original Message -----
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Sent: Sunday, August 01, 2004 11:05 AM
Subject: Re: [radio-prog@yhgrps] TK840 Question
i thought the 840 was a 800mhz radio ...?
--- Richard Pozywak <pozy@...> wrote:
> I'm trying to program a Kenwood TK840 400mhz band
> radio. When I go into
> the programming software I select conventional and I
> enter the RX. Freq
> and then I enter the TX freq. and when I hit enter I
> get an error
> message (Error: Can Not Save Error 11). I have tried
> a couple of
> different things and I keep getting the same error.
> I'm unsure what
> the error number means. Does anyone have any ideas
> on how to get around
> this problem? Thanks for the help, Richard
>
>
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channels in a repeater ? 350 Mhz ? hhmm sounds like
an SP ...exsisting in 800? conventional maybe ?
--- stephenzhu <stephenzhu@...> wrote:
> how many channle does r100 have?
> how to identify the channle number?
> how to change channle?
>
> does r100 have vhf 350mhz uhf and 800/900mhz
> version?
>
> thanks
>
>
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check the icom site or mods.dk
--- Bill n0mnb <n0mnb@...> wrote:
> need service manual for iom 38a 220 mhz radio
> thanks in advance
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i thought the 840 was a 800mhz radio ...?
--- Richard Pozywak <pozy@...> wrote:
> I'm trying to program a Kenwood TK840 400mhz band
> radio. When I go into
> the programming software I select conventional and I
> enter the RX. Freq
> and then I enter the TX freq. and when I hit enter I
> get an error
> message (Error: Can Not Save Error 11). I have tried
> a couple of
> different things and I keep getting the same error.
> I'm unsure what
> the error number means. Does anyone have any ideas
> on how to get around
> this problem? Thanks for the help, Richard
>
>
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Trying to program a Saber 3 to be able to utilize the DTMF pad on TX but so
far no luck. I enabled option H297 for the Manual Telephone Interconnect but
so far no joy. :( Am I missing something else here? I have a 5D CORE and a
5C COPE. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Kevin
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does some out there have the pinout for the programming cable for
the kenwood tk-230 vhf portable ? i bought a generic cable for a tk-
280 but now i need the cable wiring for the 230 ...i wrote to the
guy who sold me cable and either he doesnt understand me or he
doesnt want to answer...
i think that radio is programmed by a eprom you might
need the motorola suitcase programmer...my mcx100
needs the programmer...
--- RAFAEL BERRIOS <ocultista835@...> wrote:
> I just bougth a Motorola MCX 1000 UHF mobile radio,
> despite my best efforts to locate the programming
> software it seems nobody in Puerto Rico has it. If
> someone in the group has it and is willing to
> share it I would greately appreciate it. Just in
> case this info is needed here's the model and id
> # : model:M99UR + 057W and the id # MBD44URA7K00AK.
> Thanks everybody.
>
> Rafael
>
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HI to all.
I'm looking for motorola GM1200 with control head I.
I tried to upgrade it in a 2100 without success and only after I read in a doc
that the GM1200 with control head I, not support the upgrade. Now I would
resuscitate the radio because it give me the error 90/01but if I change the head
it work.
Someone can help me for the right procedure to save this radio?
Thanks in advance,
tureee2003
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how many channle does r100 have?
how to identify the channle number?
how to change channle?
does r100 have vhf 350mhz uhf and 800/900mhz version?
thanks
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