I need the programmer software for a Motorola Saber 3.  Does anyone
have it, or able to point out where it is?

I know a web page where you can download but you need a password and i dont
have it

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Subject: [radio-prog@yahoogroups] toolkit


> Does anyone know where this software can be found??
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Use this link to web page for the users guide, go to dealer operation
and that's how to get into programming,  The whole manual is there.
  http://www.batlabs.com/gpman/top.html


keikobau@... wrote:

> anybody can help me how to program gp68 channel?mine are only 6
> channel.how to program/open the rest of the channel?
> thank you.
>
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anybody can help me how to program gp68 channel?mine are only 6
channel.how to program/open the rest of the channel?
thank you.

Does anyone know where this software can be found??

Pacwire

Don't forget, RSS License part number: RPX-4719G. Remind them that
you are NOT a dealer, and do not want to be. (They may try to tell
you it will entail a minimum order of $1000.00).

I can send you the eprom section of the schematic with the pinout of
the P2 connector.  That will give the eeprom programming pinouts.

I will send it to you direct, just e-mail me direct at kc5jdg@
ptsi.net.

--- In radio-programming@y..., adamruder@y... wrote:
> Can someone please advise me of the programming pinouts for the
> motorola keynote radio pager??  I would really appreciate it, and
as a
> matter of fact, be willing to give you RSS
> (anything...really...anything)  for the pinouts!!!  Please contact
me
> if you can help.  Thanks!!!

Sure - Call Motorola Parts and ask for a hard copy of their
software parts list - it's in the front of the booklet.  800-422-4210.

At 02:30 PM 10/29/01 -0600, you wrote:
>I know this information has been posted on some list in the past, but
>couldn't find it while doing a search.  Can someone advise of the procedure
>for obtaining a Software License from Motorola?
>Thanks,
>David K5DEL
>
>The North Arkansas Amateur Radio Society's Web Site!
>http://www.qsl.net/naars/

    - Adam -

Can someone please advise me of the programming pinouts for the
motorola keynote radio pager??  I would really appreciate it, and as a
matter of fact, be willing to give you RSS
(anything...really...anything)  for the pinouts!!!  Please contact me
if you can help.  Thanks!!!

--- In radio-programming@y..., tsteele@c... wrote:
> Hi, and thanks for taking the time to read this.
> I am trying to locate the programming software / details for a
kenwood
> tk-715 mpt1327 mobile
> It is currently on 177-225 mhz.
>
> any help appreciated.
>
> Regards Tony Steele

Hi Tony,

I'm new to this group, and new to programming radios if it comes to
that. I noticed earlier this year you put out a request for the
programming software for the tk-715, did you have any luck? I have 9
of them and was wondering what the chances are of converting them
onto the UK amatuer bands (if any). If you managed to get the
software and the cable pinouts for this radio is it possible you
could let me have a copy or let me know where I can get them from.
Any help you can provide on programming the tk-715 will be very
gratefully recieved.

Best Regards

Dave Buckerfield

Call Motorola at 1-800-422-4210 for RSS information!


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S. Clint Bradford, Communications Consultant
20971 E. Currier Road #C, Walnut CA  91789
909-869-7901 x121 - 909-598-0473 Fax
clint.bradford@...



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I know this information has been posted on some list in the past, but
couldn't find it while doing a search.  Can someone advise of the procedure
for obtaining a Software License from Motorola?
Thanks,
David K5DEL

The North Arkansas Amateur Radio Society's Web Site!
http://www.qsl.net/naars/




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I know this information has been posted on some list in the past, but
couldn't find it while doing a search.  Can someone advise of the procedure
for obtaining a Software License from Motorola?
Thanks,
David K5DEL

The North Arkansas Amateur Radio Society's Web Site!
http://www.qsl.net/naars/

I have a number of older Uniden/GE UHF portables that I want to re-program
for small business use here and I need the software or info on where to get
it at. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks ahead of time.
I have a schematic that I sent to the files section on how to assemble and
interface for the cable to use with these and other Uniden radios. You can
e-mail me direct or post any info here. Thanks again....

73 de KF4UAE
www.qsl.net/kf4uae
John R. Alley
kf4uae@...

When I try to run my P1225 RSS I get a run time error 53 (file not
found).  I think it could be a dll file loaded in windows system
directory.  Cannot install the software from disk because disk 2 of 3
is corrupted.  Can anyone help.
Thanks

Use the standard MT1000 software, and "add" the channels as you
need them - I don't remember which F-key this is under, but you just
need to add the channel capacity that you desire.

At 07:05 PM 10/26/01 -0000, you wrote:
>How do I program a 99 channel mt1000? Do I need different software or
>can I use the 16 channel version somehow?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Barry

    - Adam -

No, you can't.  The original Motorola programmable radios were
stocked with the "standard Motorola PL/DPL list," and that's all you
could choose from.  I know, because we have entities with non-
standard DPL freqs that bought Vertex because it could take the
non-standard DPL, and their Moto-mobiles wouldn't.  The NEWER radios
DO take non-standard, and that's fine.

    BTW, an HT90 is a crystal radio, and takes the little white plug-in
PL-DPL chips to operate the tone board...  Programming doesn't apply
here.

At 09:09 AM 10/23/01 -0700, you wrote:
>With many Motorola units, you can program just about ANY CTCSS frequency you
>want to ... it doesn't have to appear as one of the "38" or "52" "common"
>CTCSS tones on our charts!
>
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>S. Clint Bradford, Communications Consultant
>20971 E. Currier Road #C, Walnut CA  91789
>909-869-7901 x121 - 909-598-0473 Fax
>clint.bradford@...

    - Adam -

--- In radio-programming@y..., "Mike Iszak" <mike@b...> wrote:
> I was just looking around on the net for Motorola RIB clone kits.
> I came across a site that had info for making a Yaesu ADMS
programming cable kit.  It's basically just a TTL to Serial level
converter, with a ground and a data connection.  Any chance this
would work for the Radius series motorola radios, that only need BUS
and Ground?
>
> Thanks again
>
> Mike

I have not tried it but I have read somewhere that it would work.
Good Luck, Art-KC7GF

Hi,
    looking for the programming software for the P1002 & P1012 hand
portables. these were re-badged Japanese radios from a few years
back. any help would be appreciated.

763's

Vic
G7PYR

if there is any lowbans portables going for about 75 dollars i would like
to purchase
kevin

At 07:38 PM 10/28/01 -0500, you wrote:
>Most likely all are VHF or UHF, as low band is ot
>available in some of these models.
>
>MT1000 50-150 each
>GM300 50-250 depends on model - number of channels and wattage
>Maxar 80 0-10 bucks, depending on how desperate the purchaser is
>HT600 50 bucks
>HT90 15 bucks
>HT50  50 bucks
>Maxtrac 300 50 to 200 depending...
>
>Maxars 0-10.
>
>All depends on how good, number of channels, wattage, etc.
>
>joe wrote:
> >
> > hello everyone ,
> >   well this maybe a little off base , but i belong to a local vol.
> > fire dept. and there is an auction tommrow and i have a chance to
> > pick up a bunch of motorola radios varing from mobile to hand helds
> > my question being can anyone give me a base line price of what this
> > should sell for and would this equip. be used by my fire dept ?  here
> > is a list  list of what is there motorola radius gm300 (6) , maxar 80
> > (2), mt1000 (2) , ht600 (2) , ht 50 (2), ht90 (4) , maxtrac 300 (2)
> > and a bunch of older 2 channel mobile that all i could find was maxar
> > written on front (10) . thank you for your time and agian sorry for
> > the off base question thought since i seen alot of people talking
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Most likely all are VHF or UHF, as low band is ot
available in some of these models.

MT1000 50-150 each
GM300 50-250 depends on model - number of channels and wattage
Maxar 80 0-10 bucks, depending on how desperate the purchaser is
HT600 50 bucks
HT90 15 bucks
HT50  50 bucks
Maxtrac 300 50 to 200 depending...

Maxars 0-10.

All depends on how good, number of channels, wattage, etc.

joe wrote:
>
> hello everyone ,
>   well this maybe a little off base , but i belong to a local vol.
> fire dept. and there is an auction tommrow and i have a chance to
> pick up a bunch of motorola radios varing from mobile to hand helds
> my question being can anyone give me a base line price of what this
> should sell for and would this equip. be used by my fire dept ?  here
> is a list  list of what is there motorola radius gm300 (6) , maxar 80
> (2), mt1000 (2) , ht600 (2) , ht 50 (2), ht90 (4) , maxtrac 300 (2)
> and a bunch of older 2 channel mobile that all i could find was maxar
> written on front (10) . thank you for your time and agian sorry for
> the off base question thought since i seen alot of people talking
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Hi Chester,

It doesn't have a keypad unfortunately. Battery has five contacts on bottom
& speaker mic connector are two barrel plugs on the top of the radio. I
haven't see a BK with this, only the large connector on the side. Mine has a
programming connector on the right side.

Thanks for replying!

John

>    Date: Sat, 27 Oct 2001 22:14:26 EDT
>    From: howesc@...
> Subject: Re: Help with Johnson UHF HT
>
> On Monday, 22 Oct 2001,  jbls@... wrote:
>
> -  Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2001 23:20:42 -0000
> -   From: jbls@...
> -Subject: Help with Johnson UHF HT
> -
> -I picked up a Johnson UHF HT & two desk chargers at a yard sale.=20
> -Markings on the radio are FM 5861 with an FCC id of ATH90F 242-5861.=20
> -Need schematic of the cable, interface box & the software.
> -
> -Also, any info on this radio would be appreciated. HT has 15 or 16=20
> -channels & scan. Battery pack reminds me of a Bendix-King in the way=20
> -it attaches. Any compatability between the two?
> -
> -Thanks for any help you can give me!
> -John
>
>
> Don't know if we have the same series or not, but I have some E.F.Johnson
> VHF radios that are identical to the BK 514x types.  If the battery seems
> identical to the BK LA105 battery and has the six contact + 3.5MM ant +
> 2.5mm spkr-mic connector, BK accessories and commands should work on it.
> I  keypad programmed my E.F. Johnsons via the BK instructions.
>
> Hope this helps,
> +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+
> Chester Howes, K8NYC, General class
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Hello Joe,

   I don't know about those "letter codes", but here's what you got:

|-----Original Message-----
|From: joe [mailto:longrod400@...]
|Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2001 10:13 PM
|To: radio-programming@yahoogroups.com
|Subject: [radio-prog@yahoogroups] help
|
|
|yes i posted a letter last night about some Motorola radios that i
|was looking at purchasing at a local auction well i did and was
|wondering if any one can tell me if these are vhf or uhf radios
|radius 2 channel d33lra73a5bk
2-channel programmable VHF 25W

|radius gm300 d34mja7da5ck
programmable 25W UHF

|Maxar 80 2 channel  d33tsa3800ck
crystal-controlled 25w VHF

|Maxar d23tra1000bk also under the fcc tx data cc3268
crystal-controlled 10w VHF

73 DE Hartley

Try this link, is case sensitive.
http://www.pyramidcomm.com/SVR214.HTM
http://www.pyramidcomm.com/SVR200.HTM

  Rick

jcrowder@... wrote:

> Does anyone know anything about repeaters that go in your vehicle?
> What is the best ones right now?  I'm looking for one that would work
> on the VHF band and work with a Kenwood TK-280.  I'm open to any
> suggestions.
>
> Thanks
>
> Jeremy
> Granby Fire Department
>
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Our shop has put in several Yaesu VX1000R's; very simple to program, set up,
install & use;   16 channels, selectable power (0.5W, I think, 1, 2.5  & 5
watts.) DB-9
connector for interfacing to the host radio, front panel mic. connector.  Can
even be used as a low-power mobile!

Chuk Gleason
kb4mdz
Cary, NC


>      4. Vehicle Repeaters
>           From: jcrowder@...
>
>Message: 4
>   Date: Sun, 28 Oct 2001 02:55:26 -0000
>   From: jcrowder@...
>Subject: Vehicle Repeaters
>
>Does anyone know anything about repeaters that go in your vehicle?
>What is the best ones right now?  I'm looking for one that would work
>on the VHF band and work with a Kenwood TK-280.  I'm open to any
>suggestions.
>
>Thanks
>
>Jeremy
>Granby Fire Department
>

Look near the serial number.
There will be a 4 letter code, such as HDUA or RDHA or something like that.
look at the third letter.  U is UHF, H is for VHF.

Mike

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To: <radio-programming@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2001 10:13 PM
Subject: [radio-prog@yahoogroups] help


> yes i posted a letter last night about some motorola radios that i
> was looking at purchasing at a local auction well i did and was
> wondering if any one can tell me if these are vhf or uhf radios
> radius 2 channel d33lra73a5bk
> raduis gm300 d34mja7da5ck
> maxar 80 2 channel  d33tsa3800ck
> maxar d23tra1000bk also under the fcc tx data cc3268
>
>
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yes i posted a letter last night about some motorola radios that i
was looking at purchasing at a local auction well i did and was
wondering if any one can tell me if these are vhf or uhf radios
radius 2 channel d33lra73a5bk
raduis gm300 d34mja7da5ck
maxar 80 2 channel  d33tsa3800ck
maxar d23tra1000bk also under the fcc tx data cc3268

--- dcoquillette@... wrote:
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Hi, I am looking for a lts2000 type 1 code plug. Thank
you for <BR>
reading this.<BR>
hi i have a LTS2000 but not the right software if you
would be kind enough to send me a copy have the
programming cable i will try to read mine and send you
the code plug.thanks with kind regards.laurie






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