Motorola MOTOTRBO_customer_programming_software_CPS_2 User guide

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Document History

Version Description Date

MN006055A01-AA Original release of the MOTOTR-

BOTM Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 Online Help for PCR

2.10.5

MN006055A01-AB Added a new field under Network

Settings. See Device Discovery Serv-

er Name on page 435.

MN006055A01-AC Original release of the MOTOTRBO

Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 Online Help for PCR

2.11.0

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Original release of the MOTOTRBO

Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 Online Help for 2.21

July 2019

April 2020

December 2020

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Copyrights................................................................................................................... 2

Contact Us................................................................................................................... 3

Document History....................................................................................................... 4

List of Figures............................................................................................................48

List of Tables............................................................................................................. 49

List of Procedures.....................................................................................................50

Helpful Background Information............................................................................. 51

Chapter 1: Introduction to Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0...........52

1.1 CPS 2.0 Overview................................................................................................................. 52

1.1.1 CPS 2.0 Menu and Actions Bars............................................................................. 54

1.1.1.1 CPS 2.0 File Selections............................................................................. 56

1.1.1.2 CPS 2.0 Device Selections........................................................................ 58

1.1.1.3 CPS 2.0 Licenses Selections..................................................................... 65

1.1.1.4 CPS 2.0 Tools Selections.......................................................................... 69

1.1.1.5 CPS 2.0 Help Selections............................................................................73

1.1.2 Set Categories......................................................................................................... 73

1.1.3 Programming Pane in CPS 2.0................................................................................74

1.1.4 Information Windows in CPS 2.0............................................................................. 76

1.1.4.1 Validation Results Window.........................................................................76

1.1.4.2 Warning Messages Window.......................................................................77

1.1.4.3 Search Results Window............................................................................. 77

1.1.4.4 Help Window.............................................................................................. 78

1.2 CPS 2.0 Concepts................................................................................................................. 78

1.2.1 Sets and Configurations in CPS 2.0........................................................................ 78

1.2.1.1 What are Sets and Configuration?............................................................. 78

1.2.1.2 Copy and Paste Operation.........................................................................79

1.2.2 Radio Identity Parameters....................................................................................... 79

1.2.3 Codeplug Version Support.......................................................................................80

1.2.4 CPS 2.0 Archive File Support.................................................................................. 81

1.2.5 Licensing Radio and Application Features...............................................................81

1.2.6 Application Log........................................................................................................ 82

1.3 Common Tasks in Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0...........................................82

1.3.1 Using Clone to Deploy a New Fleet of Radios.........................................................82

1.3.2 Using Clone Express to Modify Shared Parameters in a Deployed Fleet................83

1.3.3 Retrieving Firmware and Codeplug Update Package..............................................83

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1.4 Differences between CPS 2.0 and CPS 1.0.......................................................................... 84

1.4.1 Features Not Supported in CPS 2.0........................................................................ 84

1.4.2 Multiple Document Support......................................................................................85

1.4.3 Configuring Voice Announcements and Language Packs.......................................85

1.4.3.1 Loading a Language Pack......................................................................... 85

1.4.3.2 Deleting a Language Pack......................................................................... 86

1.4.3.3 Loading Voice Announcement Files...........................................................86

1.4.3.4 Deleting a Voice Announcement................................................................87

1.4.3.5 Removing Imported Voice Announcements...............................................87

1.5 Troubleshooting in Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0.......................................... 87

1.5.1 Unable to Read or Write Codeplug to the Radio......................................................88

1.5.2 Unable to Recover a Radio......................................................................................88

1.5.3 Installing MOTOTRBO Driver Windows 7 and Later ...............................................89

1.5.4 Installing FlashZap Driver on Windows Windows 7 and Later.................................89

1.5.5 Communication Issues Due to Ethernet Properties................................................. 89

Chapter 2: Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 Sets.............................91

2.1 Device Information.................................................................................................................91

2.1.1 Model Number......................................................................................................... 91

2.1.2 Tanapa Number....................................................................................................... 91

2.1.3 Region......................................................................................................................91

2.1.4 Serial Number.......................................................................................................... 91

2.1.5 Physical Serial Number............................................................................................92

2.1.6 Firmware ID............................................................................................................. 92

2.1.7 Frequency Range (MHz)..........................................................................................92

2.1.8 Power Range (W).................................................................................................... 92

2.1.9 Power Range (W).................................................................................................... 92

2.1.10 12V Power Range (W)........................................................................................... 92

2.1.11 24V Power Range (W)........................................................................................... 92

2.1.12 Firmware Type....................................................................................................... 92

2.1.13 Firmware Type....................................................................................................... 93

2.1.14 Firmware Version...................................................................................................93

2.1.15 Codeplug Version.................................................................................................. 93

2.1.16 Bootloader Version................................................................................................ 93

2.1.17 Netmask.................................................................................................................93

2.1.18 Last Programmed Date and Time..........................................................................93

2.1.19 MAC Address.........................................................................................................93

2.1.20 Wi-Fi MAC Address............................................................................................... 94

2.1.21 Controller FPGA Version....................................................................................... 94

2.1.22 Wireline FPGA Version.......................................................................................... 94

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2.1.23 RX Frequency Range (MHz)..................................................................................94

2.1.24 RX Frequency Range (MHz)..................................................................................94

2.1.25 RX Frequency Range (MHz) (SL Series 800/900 MHz Radios)............................ 94

2.1.26 TX Frequency Range (MHz).................................................................................. 95

2.1.27 TX Frequency Range (MHz).................................................................................. 95

2.1.28 TX Frequency Range (MHz) (SL Series 800/900 MHz radios)..............................95

2.2 Welcome Bitmap Set............................................................................................................. 95

2.2.1 General (Welcome Bitmap)......................................................................................95

2.2.1.1 Welcome Image......................................................................................... 95

2.3 Language Packs Set..............................................................................................................96

2.3.1 Language................................................................................................................. 96

2.3.2 Locale...................................................................................................................... 96

2.4 General Settings Set..............................................................................................................96

2.4.1 General (General Settings)...................................................................................... 96

2.4.1.1 Subscriber Inactivity Timer (SIT) (ms)........................................................97

2.4.1.2 Radio Alias................................................................................................. 97

2.4.1.3 Radio ID..................................................................................................... 98

2.4.1.4 GNSS......................................................................................................... 98

2.4.1.5 GNSS......................................................................................................... 98

2.4.1.6 Private Calls............................................................................................... 99

2.4.1.7 Site Search Timer (sec)............................................................................. 99

2.4.1.8 ARS Initialization Delay (min).....................................................................99

2.4.1.9 TX Preamble Duration (ms)..................................................................... 100

2.4.1.10 Voice Pretime Duration.......................................................................... 100

2.4.1.11 TX Inhibit Quick Key Override................................................................101

2.4.1.12 Monitor Type.......................................................................................... 101

2.4.1.13 Min Speaker Volume Level (dB)............................................................ 102

2.4.1.14 Min Speaker Volume Muted...................................................................102

2.4.1.15 Unlink Monitor........................................................................................ 102

2.4.1.16 Off-Hook Disables PL.............................................................................102

2.4.1.17 Group Call Hang Time (ms)................................................................... 103

2.4.1.18 Private Call Hang Time (ms).................................................................. 103

2.4.1.19 Emergency Call Hang Time (ms)........................................................... 103

2.4.1.20 Talkaround Group Call Hang Time (ms)................................................ 104

2.4.1.21 Talkaround Private Call Hang Time (ms)............................................... 104

2.4.1.22 Call Hang Time (sec)............................................................................. 104

2.4.1.23 Repeat Gain (dB)................................................................................... 105

2.4.1.24 Antenna Relay Delay Timer (ms)........................................................... 105

2.4.1.25 Digital/Band 1 TX Low Power (W)..........................................................106

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2.4.1.26 Digital/Band 1 TX High Power (W).........................................................106

2.4.1.27 Analog/Band 2 TX Low Power (W)........................................................ 106

2.4.1.28 Analog/Band 2 TX High Power (W)........................................................106

2.4.1.29 Digital TX Low Power (W) (SL Series Mid-Tier).....................................107

2.4.1.30 Digital TX High Power (W) (SL Series Mid-Tier) Note........................... 107

2.4.1.31 Digital TX High Power (W) (SL Series Mid-Tier).................................... 107

2.4.1.32 Analog TX Low Power (W) (SL Series Mid-Tier) ...................................107

2.4.1.33 Analog TX High Power (W) (SL Series Mid-Tier) ..................................107

2.4.1.34 Band 1 DC TX Power (W)...................................................................... 108

2.4.1.35 Band 2 DC TX Power (W)...................................................................... 108

2.4.1.36 12V DC TX Power (W)........................................................................... 108

2.4.1.37 24V DC TX Power (W)........................................................................... 108

2.4.1.38 Disable All LEDs.................................................................................... 108

2.4.1.39 Backup Repeater Connected................................................................. 109

2.4.1.40 Sign In/Sign Out..................................................................................... 109

2.4.1.41 Secure Sign In ID................................................................................... 109

2.4.1.42 TX Caller Alias....................................................................................... 109

2.4.1.43 Caller Alias............................................................................................. 109

2.4.1.44 Edit Caller Alias......................................................................................109

2.4.1.45 Test Mode.............................................................................................. 110

2.4.1.46 Scrambling Frequency........................................................................... 110

2.4.1.47 Battery Type...........................................................................................110

2.4.1.48 Home Channel Zone.............................................................................. 111

2.4.1.49 Home Channel....................................................................................... 111

2.4.1.50 Home Channel Reminder Interval (min) ................................................111

2.4.1.51 Antenna Selection.................................................................................. 111

2.4.1.52 Illegal Carrier Timer ...............................................................................112

2.4.1.53 Illegal Carrier RSSI Threshold .............................................................. 112

2.4.1.54 Illegal Carrier Feature Enable................................................................ 112

2.4.1.55 Radio Keep Alive....................................................................................112

2.4.1.56 Codeplug Password............................................................................... 112

2.4.1.57 Check for Password............................................................................... 114

2.4.1.58 Maximum Check for Password Attempts............................................... 114

2.4.1.59 Radio Certification Type.........................................................................114

2.4.1.60 Respond Caller...................................................................................... 114

2.4.1.61 Radio Language Display........................................................................ 115

2.4.1.62 Digital or Analog BSI.............................................................................. 115

2.4.1.63 Mute Timer (hour).................................................................................. 115

2.4.1.64 Face Down Mute Enable........................................................................115

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2.4.1.65 Radio On Indicator................................................................................. 115

2.4.1.66 Remote Radio Control............................................................................115

2.4.1.67 Virtual Channel Stop.............................................................................. 116

2.4.2 Battery (General Settings)..................................................................................... 116

2.4.2.1 Battery......................................................................................................116

2.4.2.2 DC System Nominal.................................................................................116

2.4.2.3 DC Operation Only...................................................................................116

2.4.2.4 DC Primary Source.................................................................................. 116

2.4.2.5 Battery Charging...................................................................................... 116

2.4.2.6 Output Charger Voltage (V)..................................................................... 117

2.4.2.7 Output Charger Voltage 12V (V).............................................................. 117

2.4.2.8 Output Charger Voltage 24V (V).............................................................. 117

2.4.3 Alarm Type (General Settings).............................................................................. 117

2.4.3.1 Reference Clock Source Type................................................................. 117

2.4.3.2 External Clock Frequency........................................................................ 118

2.4.3.3 RF Power Control Alarm.......................................................................... 118

2.4.3.4 Power Unleveled Alarm............................................................................118

2.4.3.5 Modem PA Alarm..................................................................................... 118

2.4.3.6 Temperature Alarm.................................................................................. 118

2.4.3.7 Power Roll-back Alarm (2dB)...................................................................119

2.4.3.8 Power Roll-back Alarm (3dB)...................................................................119

2.4.3.9 VSWR Minor Alarm.................................................................................. 119

2.4.3.10 VSWR Major Alarm................................................................................ 120

2.4.3.11 PA Temp Alarm......................................................................................120

2.4.3.12 PA Fan Alarm.........................................................................................120

2.4.3.13 Power Supply Fan Alarm....................................................................... 120

2.4.3.14 Power Supply Over Temperature Alarm................................................ 121

2.4.3.15 AC Power Alarm.....................................................................................121

2.4.3.16 Bad Battery Alarm.................................................................................. 121

2.4.3.17 Low Battery Alarm..................................................................................121

2.4.3.18 Battery Disconnected Alarm...................................................................122

2.4.3.19 Modem Fan Alarm..................................................................................122

2.4.3.20 Illegal Carrier Alarm .............................................................................. 122

2.4.4 CWID (General Settings)....................................................................................... 122

2.4.4.1 ID..............................................................................................................122

2.4.4.2 Tone Frequency (Hz)............................................................................... 123

2.4.4.3 TX Interval (min).......................................................................................123

2.4.4.4 Configuration Bits.....................................................................................124

2.4.4.5 Mix Mode Timer (min).............................................................................. 124

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2.4.5 Voting (General Settings).......................................................................................125

2.4.6 Audio Profile (General Settings)............................................................................ 127

2.4.7 Microphone (General Settings).............................................................................. 131

2.4.8 Back Light (General Settings)................................................................................ 134

2.4.9 Battery Saver (General Settings)........................................................................... 135

2.4.4.6 Rate (WPM)............................................................................................. 125

2.4.4.7 Strip PL.................................................................................................... 125

2.4.5.1 Operation Mode....................................................................................... 125

2.4.5.2 Digital Voter Peer ID................................................................................ 126

2.4.5.3 Digital Voting Stability Factor................................................................... 126

2.4.6.1 User Selectable Audio Profiles.................................................................127

2.4.6.2 Intelligent Audio Response...................................................................... 127

2.4.6.3 Language................................................................................................. 128

2.4.6.4 Environment............................................................................................. 128

2.4.6.5 Preference................................................................................................128

2.4.6.6 AF Suppressor......................................................................................... 129

2.4.6.7 Noise Suppressor.....................................................................................129

2.4.6.8 Fast Noise Suppressor Training Period (sec).......................................... 129

2.4.6.9 Trill Enhancement.................................................................................... 130

2.4.6.10 Analog RX Audio Leveling..................................................................... 130

2.4.6.11 Digital RX Audio Leveling.......................................................................130

2.4.7.1 Mic Selection Rule................................................................................... 131

2.4.7.2 Mic Distortion Control...............................................................................131

2.4.7.3 Analog Mic AGC.......................................................................................131

2.4.7.4 Mic AGC...................................................................................................131

2.4.7.5 Analog Mic Gain (dB)............................................................................... 132

2.4.7.6 Digital Mic Gain (dB)................................................................................ 133

2.4.7.7 VOX Sensitivity........................................................................................ 133

2.4.7.8 Hot Mic Source.........................................................................................134

2.4.8.1 On Receiving Over-the-Air Event.............................................................134

2.4.8.2 On User Event..........................................................................................134

2.4.8.3 Timeout Timer (Sec)................................................................................ 135

2.4.9.1 Preamble..................................................................................................135

2.4.9.2 Receive.................................................................................................... 135

2.4.9.3 Backlight (Battery Saver)......................................................................... 135

2.4.10 Alerts (General Settings)......................................................................................136

2.4.10.1 Disable All Tones................................................................................... 136

2.4.10.2 Escalert Tone......................................................................................... 136

2.4.10.3 Channel Free Indication Tone................................................................136

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2.4.10.4 Self Test Pass Tone...............................................................................137

2.4.10.5 Prohibit Tone On Interrupt......................................................................137

2.4.10.6 Talk Permit Tone....................................................................................137

2.4.10.7 Volume Offset (dB).................................................................................137

2.4.10.8 Fixed Volume......................................................................................... 137

2.4.10.9 RX Low Battery Interval (sec)................................................................ 138

2.4.10.10 Emergency Search Tone..................................................................... 138

2.4.10.11 Emergency Search Tone Volume........................................................ 138

2.4.10.12 Emergency Search Tone Speaker....................................................... 139

2.4.10.13 Emergency Alert Tone Duration (min)..................................................139

2.4.10.14 Call Alert Tone Duration (sec)..............................................................139

2.4.10.15 Text Message Alert Tone Duration (min)............................................. 140

2.4.10.16 ARTS Tone.......................................................................................... 140

2.4.10.17 Visual Indication................................................................................... 140

2.4.10.18 Clear Call Received............................................................................. 140

2.4.10.19 Channel Knob Tone............................................................................. 141

2.4.11 Persistent LRRP Requests (General Settings).................................................... 141

2.4.11.1 Save....................................................................................................... 141

2.4.11.2 Delete.....................................................................................................141

2.4.12 Lone Worker (General Settings).......................................................................... 141

2.4.12.1 Response Timer (min)............................................................................141

2.4.12.2 Reminder Timer (sec)............................................................................ 142

2.4.12.3 Smart PTT Periodic Time (sec)..............................................................142

2.4.12.4 Carrier Gone Timer (sec)....................................................................... 142

2.4.13 Power Up (General Settings)............................................................................... 142

2.4.13.1 MDC Status............................................................................................142

2.4.13.2 Desired Channel Zone........................................................................... 143

2.4.13.3 Desired Channel.................................................................................... 143

2.4.14 Password and Lock (General Settings)............................................................... 143

2.4.14.1 Enable (Password and Lock)................................................................. 143

2.4.14.2 Password............................................................................................... 143

2.4.15 Front Programming Password (General Settings)............................................... 144

2.4.15.1 Mode...................................................................................................... 144

2.4.15.2 Password............................................................................................... 146

2.4.16 Delete All (General Settings)............................................................................... 146

2.4.16.1 Text Messages.......................................................................................146

2.4.16.2 Job Tickets............................................................................................. 146

2.4.16.3 Call Log.................................................................................................. 146

2.4.16.4 User Contacts........................................................................................ 146

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2.4.17 Rental Timer (General Settings).......................................................................... 146

2.4.17.1 Rental Period (Hours)............................................................................ 147

2.4.17.2 Rental Extension Time (Hours).............................................................. 147

2.4.17.3 Rental Expiry Reminder (Hours)............................................................ 147

2.4.17.4 Rental Extension Status.........................................................................147

2.4.18 5 Tone Radio ID (General Settings).....................................................................147

2.4.18.1 U1...........................................................................................................148

2.4.18.2 U2...........................................................................................................148

2.4.18.3 U3...........................................................................................................148

2.4.18.4 U4...........................................................................................................148

2.4.18.5 U5...........................................................................................................148

2.4.18.6 U6...........................................................................................................148

2.4.18.7 U7...........................................................................................................149

2.4.18.8 U8...........................................................................................................149

2.5 Accessories Set................................................................................................................... 149

2.5.1 General (Accessories)........................................................................................... 149

2.5.1.1 Hook Type................................................................................................149

2.5.1.2 Volume Control........................................................................................ 149

2.5.1.3 Ignition Sense.......................................................................................... 150

2.5.1.4 Ignition Sense Auto Power Down Timer (min)......................................... 150

2.5.1.5 Handset....................................................................................................150

2.5.1.6 Analog Accessory Mic Gain (dB)............................................................. 151

2.5.1.7 Digital Accessory Mic Gain (dB)...............................................................151

2.5.1.8 Max Extra Loud Accessories Volume Level Attenuation (db).................. 152

2.5.1.9 Rx Audio Type..........................................................................................153

2.5.1.10 Data Revert Channel Zone.................................................................... 154

2.5.1.11 Data Revert Channel..............................................................................154

2.5.1.12 Analog Accessory Emphasis..................................................................154

2.5.1.13 Audio Type............................................................................................. 155

2.5.1.14 Audio Priority..........................................................................................156

2.5.1.15 TX Audio Priority.................................................................................... 156

2.5.1.16 Wireline TX Audio Priority...................................................................... 156

2.5.1.17 FP TX Audio Priority...............................................................................157

2.5.1.18 Repeater Audio Priority.......................................................................... 157

2.5.1.19 Disable Repeat Path.............................................................................. 157

2.5.1.20 Debounce Duration (ms)........................................................................ 158

2.5.1.21 Cable Type.............................................................................................158

2.5.1.22 Rear Emergency Pin Prior to Power Up.................................................159

2.5.2 Bluetooth® (Accessories).......................................................................................159

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2.5.2.1 Analog Mic Gain (dB) (Bluetooth)............................................................ 159

2.5.2.2 Digital Mic Gain (dB) (Bluetooth)..............................................................159

2.5.3 Digital Audio (Accessories).................................................................................... 160

2.5.3.1 Speaker Slot.............................................................................................160

2.5.3.2 Microphone Slot....................................................................................... 160

2.5.3.3 Microphone Call Type.............................................................................. 160

2.5.3.4 Microphone Call Target ID....................................................................... 161

2.5.3.5 Repeat Audio Priority............................................................................... 161

2.5.3.6 Emergency Repeat Audio Priority............................................................ 161

2.5.3.7 Local Priority Audio.................................................................................. 161

2.5.4 GPIO Physical Pins (Accessories).........................................................................162

2.5.4.1 GPIO1 Feature.........................................................................................162

2.5.4.2 GPIO1 Active Level..................................................................................162

2.5.4.3 GPIO1 Debounce.....................................................................................162

2.5.4.4 GPIO1 GNSS Report............................................................................... 163

2.5.4.5 GPIO2 Feature.........................................................................................163

2.5.4.6 GPIO2 Active Level..................................................................................163

2.5.4.7 GPIO2 Debounce.....................................................................................163

2.5.4.8 GPIO2 GNSS Report............................................................................... 163

2.5.4.9 GPIO3 Feature.........................................................................................164

2.5.4.10 GPIO3 Active Level................................................................................164

2.5.4.11 GPIO3 Debounce...................................................................................164

2.5.4.12 GPIO3 GNSS Report............................................................................. 164

2.5.4.13 GPIO4 Feature.......................................................................................165

2.5.4.14 GPIO4 Active Level................................................................................165

2.5.4.15 GPIO4 Debounce...................................................................................165

2.5.4.16 GPIO4 GNSS Report............................................................................. 165

2.5.4.17 GPIO5 Feature.......................................................................................166

2.5.4.18 GPIO5 Active Level................................................................................166

2.5.4.19 GPIO5 Debounce...................................................................................166

2.5.4.20 GPIO5 GNSS Report............................................................................. 166

2.5.4.21 GPIO6 Feature.......................................................................................166

2.5.4.22 GPIO6 Active Level................................................................................167

2.5.4.23 GPIO6 Debounce...................................................................................167

2.5.4.24 GPIO6 GNSS Report............................................................................. 167

2.5.4.25 GPIO7 Feature.......................................................................................167

2.5.4.26 GPIO7 Active Level................................................................................168

2.5.4.27 GPIO7 Debounce...................................................................................168

2.5.4.28 GPIO7 GNSS Report............................................................................. 168

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2.5.5 Horns and Lights (Accessories)............................................................................. 179

2.5.6 Wireline (Accessories)........................................................................................... 180

2.5.4.29 GPIO8 Feature.......................................................................................168

2.5.4.30 GPIO8 Active Level................................................................................169

2.5.4.31 GPIO8 Debounce...................................................................................169

2.5.4.32 GPIO8 GNSS Report............................................................................. 169

2.5.4.33 GPIO9 Feature.......................................................................................169

2.5.4.34 GPIO9 Active Level................................................................................169

2.5.4.35 GPIO9 Debounce...................................................................................169

2.5.4.36 GPIO10 Feature.....................................................................................170

2.5.4.37 GPIO10 Active Level..............................................................................170

2.5.4.38 GPIO10 Debounce.................................................................................170

2.5.4.39 GPIO10 GNSS Report........................................................................... 170

2.5.4.40 GPIO11 Feature.....................................................................................170

2.5.4.41 GPIO11 Active Level..............................................................................171

2.5.4.42 GPIO11 Debounce.................................................................................171

2.5.4.43 GPIO12 Feature.....................................................................................171

2.5.4.44 GPIO 12 Active Level.............................................................................171

2.5.4.45 GPIO12 Debounce.................................................................................171

2.5.4.46 GPIO Function Selections......................................................................172

2.5.4.47 GNSS Report......................................................................................... 179

2.5.5.1 Alarm........................................................................................................179

2.5.5.2 Duration (sec)...........................................................................................180

2.5.5.3 Delay Time (sec)...................................................................................... 180

2.5.6.1 Remote Control Mode.............................................................................. 180

2.5.6.2 Wire Mode................................................................................................181

2.5.6.3 Line Impedance........................................................................................181

2.5.6.4 TX Guard Tone........................................................................................ 182

2.5.6.5 PTT Dropout Timer (ms).......................................................................... 182

2.5.6.6 Revert Channel Zone............................................................................... 182

2.5.6.7 Revert Channel........................................................................................ 182

2.5.6.8 Monitor Mode........................................................................................... 183

2.5.6.9 Squelch Hysteresis (dB)...........................................................................183

2.5.6.10 HLGT ALC Mode....................................................................................183

2.5.6.11 Status Tone............................................................................................183

2.5.6.12 RX Guard Tone...................................................................................... 184

2.5.6.13 Repeater Fallback Timer (ms)................................................................184

2.5.6.14 RX Squelch Mode.................................................................................. 184

2.5.6.15 Scan Mode............................................................................................. 185

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2.5.7 Wireline 2 (Accessories)........................................................................................ 185

2.5.7.1 Remote Control Mode.............................................................................. 185

2.5.7.2 Wire Mode................................................................................................186

2.5.7.3 Line Impedance........................................................................................186

2.5.7.4 TX Guard Tone........................................................................................ 187

2.5.7.5 PTT Dropout Timer (ms).......................................................................... 187

2.5.7.6 Monitor Mode........................................................................................... 187

2.5.7.7 Squelch Hysteresis (dB)...........................................................................188

2.5.7.8 HLGT ALC Mode......................................................................................188

2.5.7.9 Status Tone..............................................................................................188

2.5.7.10 RX Guard Tone...................................................................................... 188

2.5.7.11 Repeater Fallback Timer (ms)................................................................188

2.5.7.12 RX Squelch Mode.................................................................................. 189

2.5.7.13 TX Guard Tone Notch............................................................................ 189

2.5.7.14 RX Status Tone Notch........................................................................... 189

2.5.8 Multi-Button PTT (Accessories)............................................................................. 189

2.5.8.1 Index 1 Zone (Multi-Button PTT)..............................................................190

2.5.8.2 Index 1 (Multi-Button PTT)....................................................................... 190

2.5.8.3 Index 2 Zone (Multi-Button PTT)..............................................................190

2.5.8.4 Index 2 (Multi-Button PTT)....................................................................... 190

2.5.8.5 Index 3 Zone (Multi-Button PTT)..............................................................190

2.5.8.6 Index 3 (Multi-Button PTT)....................................................................... 190

2.5.8.7 Index 4 Zone (Multi-Button PTT)..............................................................191

2.5.8.8 Index 4 (Multi-Button PTT)....................................................................... 191

2.5.8.9 Index 5 Zone (Multi-Button PTT)..............................................................191

2.5.8.10 Index 5 (Multi-Button PTT)..................................................................... 191

2.5.8.11 Index 6 Zone (Multi-Button PTT)............................................................191

2.5.8.12 Index 6 (Multi-Button PTT)..................................................................... 192

2.5.8.13 Index 7 (Multi-Button PTT)..................................................................... 192

2.5.8.14 Index 7 Zone (Multi-Button PTT)............................................................192

2.5.9 Wireline TRC (Accessories)...................................................................................192

2.5.9.1 TX Guard Tone Notch.............................................................................. 192

2.5.9.2 RX Status Tone Notch............................................................................. 192

2.5.9.3 Antenna Relay..........................................................................................192

2.5.10 Wireline TRC Function Selection (Accessories).................................................. 193

2.5.10.1 TRC7 Frequency 1.................................................................................193

2.5.10.2 TRC7 Frequency 2.................................................................................193

2.5.10.3 TRC7 Frequency 3.................................................................................194

2.5.10.4 TRC7 Frequency 4.................................................................................194

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2.5.10.5 TRC7 Frequency 5.................................................................................195

2.5.10.6 TRC7 Frequency 6.................................................................................195

2.5.10.7 TRC7 Frequency 7.................................................................................196

2.5.10.8 TRC7 Frequency 8.................................................................................196

2.5.10.9 TRC7 Frequency 9.................................................................................197

2.5.10.10 TRC7 Frequency 10.............................................................................197

2.5.10.11 TRC7 Frequency 11.............................................................................198

2.5.10.12 TRC7 Frequency 12.............................................................................198

2.5.10.13 TRC7 Frequency 13.............................................................................199

2.5.10.14 TRC7 Frequency 14.............................................................................199

2.5.10.15 TRC7 Frequency 15.............................................................................200

2.5.10.16 TRC7 Frequency 16.............................................................................200

2.5.10.17 TRC15 Frequency 1.............................................................................201

2.5.10.18 TRC15 Frequency 2.............................................................................201

2.5.10.19 TRC15 Frequency 3.............................................................................201

2.5.10.20 TRC15 Frequency 4.............................................................................201

2.5.10.21 TRC15 Frequency 5.............................................................................202

2.5.10.22 TRC15 Frequency 6.............................................................................202

2.5.10.23 TRC15 Frequency 7.............................................................................202

2.5.10.24 TRC15 Frequency 8.............................................................................202

2.5.10.25 TRC15 Frequency 9.............................................................................202

2.5.10.26 TRC15 Frequency 10...........................................................................203

2.5.10.27 TRC15 Frequency 11...........................................................................203

2.5.10.28 TRC15 Frequency 12...........................................................................203

2.5.10.29 TRC15 Frequency 13...........................................................................203

2.5.10.30 TRC15 Frequency 14...........................................................................204

2.5.10.31 TRC15 Frequency 15...........................................................................204

2.5.10.32 TRC15 Frequency 16...........................................................................204

2.6 Control Buttons Set..............................................................................................................204

2.6.1 General (Control Buttons)...................................................................................... 204

2.6.1.1 Numeric Keypad.......................................................................................205

2.6.1.2 Emergency Short Press Duration (ms).................................................... 205

2.6.1.3 Long Press Duration (ms)........................................................................ 205

2.6.1.4 Dual Knob Press Duration (ms)............................................................... 205

2.6.1.5 Channel Up/Down via Knob..................................................................... 206

2.6.1.6 Keypad Lock Options............................................................................... 206

2.6.2 Conventional Radio Buttons Portable (Control Buttons)........................................206

2.6.2.1 Orange Button Short Press (Portable)..................................................... 206

2.6.2.2 Orange Button Long Press (Portable)......................................................211

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2.6.2.3 Side Button 1 Short Press (Portable)....................................................... 216

2.6.2.4 Side Button 1 Long Press (Portable)........................................................221

2.6.2.5 Side Button 2 Short Press (Portable)....................................................... 226

2.6.2.6 Side Button 2 Long Press (Portable)........................................................232

2.6.2.7 Side Button 3 Short Press (Portable)....................................................... 237

2.6.2.8 Side Button 3 Long Press (Portable)........................................................242

2.6.2.9 P1 Button Short Press (Portable).............................................................247

2.6.2.10 P1 Button Long Press (Portable)........................................................... 252

2.6.2.11 P2 Button Short Press (Portable)...........................................................257

2.6.2.12 P2 Button Long Press (Portable)........................................................... 262

2.6.3 Conventional Radio Buttons Mobile (Control Buttons)...........................................267

2.6.3.1 Front Button 1 Short Press (Mobile).........................................................267

2.6.3.2 Front Button 1 Long Press (Mobile)......................................................... 272

2.6.3.3 Front Button 2 Short Press (Mobile).........................................................277

2.6.3.4 Front Button 2 Long Press (Mobile)......................................................... 282

2.6.3.5 Front Button 3 Short Press (Mobile).........................................................286

2.6.3.6 Front Button 3 Long Press (Mobile)......................................................... 291

2.6.3.7 Front Button 4 Short Press (Mobile).........................................................296

2.6.3.8 Front Button 4 Long Press (Mobile) ........................................................ 301

2.6.4 Conventional Accessory Buttons Portable (Control Buttons).................................305

2.6.4.1 Orange Button Short Press (Portable) (Accessory Button)......................306

2.6.4.2 Orange Button Long Press (Portable) (Accessory Button)...................... 311

2.6.4.3 No Dot Button Short Press (Portable) (Accessory Button).......................316

2.6.4.4 No Dot / A Button Long Press (Portable) (Accessory Button)..................321

2.6.4.5 1-Dot Button Long Press (Portable) (Accessory Button)..........................326

2.6.4.6 1-Dot Button Short Press (Portable) (Accessory Button)......................... 331

2.6.4.7 2-Dot Button Short Press (Portable) (Accessory Button)......................... 336

2.6.4.8 2-Dot Button Long Press (Portable) (Accessory Button)..........................341

2.6.5 Conventional Accessory Buttons Mobile (Control Buttons)................................... 347

2.6.5.1 No Dot Button Short Press (Mobile) (Accessory Button)......................... 347

2.6.5.2 No Dot / A Button Long Press (Mobile) (Accessory Button).....................351

2.6.5.3 1-Dot / B Button Short Press (Mobile) (Accessory Button)...................... 356

2.6.5.4 1-Dot / B Button Long Press (Mobile) (Accessory Button)....................... 361

2.6.5.5 2-Dot / C Button Short Press (Mobile) (Accessory Button)...................... 366

2.6.5.6 2-Dot / C Button Long Press (Mobile) (Accessory Button).......................371

2.6.6 One Touch Access (Control Buttons).................................................................... 376

2.6.6.1 One Touch Access...................................................................................376

2.6.6.2 Mode (One Touch Access)...................................................................... 376

2.6.6.3 Channel Zone...........................................................................................376

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2.6.6.4 Channel....................................................................................................377

2.6.6.5 Call (One Touch Access)......................................................................... 377

2.6.6.6 Call Type (One Touch Access)................................................................ 377

2.6.6.7 5 Tone Call (One Touch Access)............................................................. 378

2.6.6.8 MDC Status/Message Index (One Touch Access)...................................378

2.6.6.9 Text Message (One Touch Access).........................................................378

2.6.7 Number Key Quick Contact Access (Control Buttons)...........................................378

2.6.7.1 Number Key (Number Key Quick Contact Access)..................................378

2.6.7.2 Mode (Number Key Quick Contact Access).............................................379

2.6.7.3 Call (Number Key Quick Contact Access)............................................... 379

2.6.8 Actions List (Control Buttons)................................................................................ 379

2.6.8.1 Index (Actions List)...................................................................................380

2.6.8.2 Feature (Action List).................................................................................380

2.7 Text Messages Set.............................................................................................................. 383

2.7.1 General (Text Messages)...................................................................................... 384

2.7.1.1 Max Length of Message Sent.................................................................. 384

2.7.1.2 Message...................................................................................................384

2.8 Telemetry Set...................................................................................................................... 384

2.8.1 General (Telemetry)...............................................................................................384

2.8.1.1 Feature.....................................................................................................384

2.8.1.2 Description............................................................................................... 385

2.8.1.3 Action....................................................................................................... 385

2.8.1.4 Pulse Time............................................................................................... 386

2.8.1.5 Mode........................................................................................................ 386

2.8.1.6 Channel Zone...........................................................................................386

2.8.1.7 Channel....................................................................................................386

2.8.1.8 Call........................................................................................................... 387

2.8.1.9 Target VIO................................................................................................387

2.8.1.10 Text Message.........................................................................................388

2.9 Menu Set............................................................................................................................. 388

2.9.1 General (Menu)......................................................................................................388

2.9.1.1 Editor Hang Time (sec)............................................................................ 388

2.9.1.2 Menu Hang Time (sec).............................................................................388

2.9.1.3 Text Message (Menu).............................................................................. 388

2.9.1.4 Job Tickets Main Name............................................................................389

2.9.1.5 Job Tickets Short Name...........................................................................389

2.9.1.6 Job Ticket Delete..................................................................................... 389

2.9.1.7 Message (Menu)...................................................................................... 389

2.9.1.8 Wi-Fi.........................................................................................................389

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2.9.2 Contact (Menu)...................................................................................................... 389

2.9.2.1 Call Alert (Menu)...................................................................................... 389

2.9.2.2 Edit (Menu)...............................................................................................390

2.9.2.3 Ring Style (Menu).................................................................................... 390

2.9.2.4 Text Message Alert (Menu)......................................................................390

2.9.2.5 Manual Dial (Menu)..................................................................................390

2.9.2.6 Phone Manual Dial (Menu)...................................................................... 391

2.9.2.7 Radio Check (Menu)................................................................................ 391

2.9.2.8 Remote Monitor (Menu)........................................................................... 391

2.9.2.9 Radio Enable (Menu)............................................................................... 391

2.9.2.10 Radio Disable (Menu)............................................................................ 391

2.9.2.11 Program Key (Menu)..............................................................................392

2.9.3 Scan (Menu).......................................................................................................... 392

2.9.3.1 Scan (Menu).............................................................................................392

2.9.3.2 Edit List (Menu)........................................................................................ 392

2.9.3.3 Select New List (Menu)............................................................................ 393

2.9.4 TMS (Menu)........................................................................................................... 393

2.9.5 Flexible RX List (Menu)..........................................................................................393

2.9.5.1 Flexible RX Group List (Menu).................................................................393

2.9.6 Status (Menu)........................................................................................................ 393

2.9.6.1 Manual Dial (Menu)..................................................................................393

2.9.6.2 Edit (Menu)...............................................................................................393

2.9.7 Call Log (Menu)..................................................................................................... 393

2.9.7.1 Answered (Menu).....................................................................................394

2.9.7.2 Missed (Menu)......................................................................................... 394

2.9.7.3 Outgoing Radio (Menu)............................................................................394

2.9.8 Utilities (Menu)....................................................................................................... 394

2.9.8.1 Talkaround (Menu)...................................................................................394

2.9.8.2 Tones/Alerts (Menu).................................................................................394

2.9.8.3 Horn/Lights (Menu).................................................................................. 395

2.9.8.4 Power (Menu)...........................................................................................395

2.9.8.5 Backlight (Menu)...................................................................................... 395

2.9.8.6 Backlight Timer (Menu)............................................................................ 395

2.9.8.7 Trill Enhancement (Menu)........................................................................395

2.9.8.8 Intro Screen (Menu)................................................................................. 395

2.9.8.9 Keypad Lock (Menu)................................................................................ 395

2.9.8.10 LED Indicator (Menu)............................................................................. 396

2.9.8.11 Squelch (Menu)......................................................................................396

2.9.8.12 Privacy (Menu)....................................................................................... 396

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2.9.8.13 VOX (Menu)........................................................................................... 396

2.9.8.14 Cable Type (Menu)................................................................................ 396

2.9.8.15 Manual Site Roam (Menu)..................................................................... 396

2.9.8.16 Site Lock (Menu).................................................................................... 397

2.9.8.17 Password and Lock (Menu)................................................................... 397

2.9.8.18 Call Forward (Menu).............................................................................. 397

2.9.8.19 Mic Distortion Control (Menu)................................................................ 398

2.9.8.20 AF Suppressor (Menu)...........................................................................398

2.9.8.21 Mic Gain (Menu).....................................................................................398

2.9.8.22 Edit 5 Tone SUID (Menu).......................................................................398

2.9.8.23 Signaling System (Menu)....................................................................... 398

2.9.8.24 Edit Zone (Menu)................................................................................... 398

2.9.8.25 Edit Channel (Menu).............................................................................. 398

2.9.8.26 Radio Button (Menu).............................................................................. 398

2.9.8.27 Accessory Button (Menu).......................................................................399

2.9.8.28 Home Channel....................................................................................... 399

2.9.8.29 GNSS (Menu).........................................................................................399

2.9.8.30 Scrambling............................................................................................. 399

2.9.8.31 Indoor Location...................................................................................... 399

2.10 Security Set....................................................................................................................... 399

2.10.1 Fixed Privacy Key Decryption.............................................................................. 399

2.10.2 Ignore Rx Clear Voice/Packet Data..................................................................... 399

2.10.3 Privacy (Security).................................................................................................399

2.10.3.1 Privacy Type.......................................................................................... 400

2.10.3.2 Basic Privacy Key.................................................................................. 400

2.10.3.3 Adding Enhanced Privacy Keys............................................................. 401

2.10.3.4 Deleting Enhanced Privacy Keys........................................................... 401

2.10.3.5 Key ID.................................................................................................... 401

2.10.3.6 Key Alias................................................................................................ 402

2.10.3.7 Key Value...............................................................................................402

2.10.4 AES (Security)..................................................................................................... 402

2.10.4.1 Symmetric Keys..................................................................................... 402

2.10.4.2 Adding Symmetric Keys......................................................................... 403

2.10.4.3 Deleting Symmetric Keys....................................................................... 403

2.10.4.4 Key ID.................................................................................................... 403

2.10.4.5 Key Alias................................................................................................ 404

2.10.4.6 Key Value...............................................................................................404

2.10.5 Restricted Access to System (Security)...............................................................405

2.10.5.1 Authentication (RAS)..............................................................................405

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2.10.5.2 Add (RAS Alias)..................................................................................... 405

2.10.5.3 Delete (Restricted Access to System)....................................................406

2.10.5.4 Authentication Key Alias........................................................................ 406

2.10.5.5 Key Alias................................................................................................ 406

2.10.5.6 Key Value...............................................................................................406

2.10.5.7 Authentication Key (RAS)...................................................................... 407

2.10.5.8 Radio ID Range Check.......................................................................... 407

2.10.5.9 Add (Radio ID Range)............................................................................408

2.10.5.10 Delete (Radio ID Range)......................................................................408

2.10.5.11 Min Radio ID........................................................................................ 408

2.10.5.12 Max Radio ID....................................................................................... 408

2.10.5.13 Allow.....................................................................................................409

2.10.6 Over-the-Air Programming (Security).................................................................. 409

2.10.6.1 Authentication Key ID.............................................................................409

2.10.6.2 Authentication Key Value....................................................................... 409

2.10.6.3 Authentication Key Alias........................................................................ 409

2.10.7 TLS-PSK Authentication (Security)......................................................................410

2.10.7.1 Security Mode........................................................................................ 410

2.10.7.2 Pre-Shared Key Value........................................................................... 410

2.10.7.3 Pre-Shared Key Alias.............................................................................410

2.11 Network Set....................................................................................................................... 410

2.11.1 General (Network)................................................................................................410

2.11.1.1 Radio IP................................................................................................. 411

2.11.1.2 Accessory IP.......................................................................................... 411

2.11.1.3 USB DNS-SD Interval............................................................................ 411

2.11.2 Radio Network (Network).....................................................................................412

2.11.2.1 CAI Group Network................................................................................ 412

2.11.2.2 CAI Network........................................................................................... 412

2.11.2.3 Max TX PDU Size (bytes)...................................................................... 413

2.11.2.4 Telemetry UDP Port............................................................................... 413

2.11.2.5 Forward to PC........................................................................................ 413

2.11.3 Services (Network)...............................................................................................414

2.11.3.1 ARS Radio ID.........................................................................................414

2.11.3.2 ARS IP................................................................................................... 414

2.11.3.3 ARS UDP Port........................................................................................415

2.11.3.4 TMS Radio ID.........................................................................................415

2.11.3.5 TMS IP................................................................................................... 415

2.11.3.6 TMS UDP Port....................................................................................... 415

2.11.3.7 User Defined UDP Port 1....................................................................... 416

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2.11.4 Control Station (Network).....................................................................................418

2.11.5 Network Setting (Network)................................................................................... 422

2.11.6 IP Site Connect (Network)................................................................................... 424

2.11.7 IP Repeater Programming (Network)...................................................................425

2.11.3.8 User Defined UDP Port 2....................................................................... 416

2.11.3.9 User Defined UDP Port 3....................................................................... 417

2.11.3.10 XCMP Server ID...................................................................................417

2.11.3.11 XCMP Server IP...................................................................................417

2.11.3.12 Battery Management Server ID............................................................418

2.11.3.13 Battery Management Server IP............................................................418

2.11.4.1 Fixed Installation.................................................................................... 418

2.11.4.2 Voice Only..............................................................................................419

2.11.4.3 Data Modem System Type.....................................................................419

2.11.4.4 Data Modem Window Size.....................................................................419

2.11.4.5 Repeater Latitude (Degree)................................................................... 419

2.11.4.6 Repeater Longitude (Degree)................................................................ 420

2.11.4.7 ARS Monitoring ID................................................................................. 420

2.11.4.8 ARS Monitoring IP..................................................................................420

2.11.4.9 Location Server UDP Port......................................................................421

2.11.4.10 XCMP Server UDP Port....................................................................... 421

2.11.4.11 Battery Management Server UDP Port................................................ 421

2.11.5.1 DHCP..................................................................................................... 422

2.11.5.2 Ethernet IP............................................................................................. 422

2.11.5.3 Gateway IP.............................................................................................422

2.11.5.4 Gateway Netmask..................................................................................423

2.11.5.5 Link Speed............................................................................................. 423

2.11.5.6 DNCP..................................................................................................... 423

2.11.5.7 Ethernet IP............................................................................................. 423

2.11.5.8 Gateway IP.............................................................................................423

2.11.5.9 Gateway Netmask..................................................................................424

2.11.5.10 Primary DNS Server IP........................................................................ 424

2.11.5.11 Secondary DNS Server IP................................................................... 424

2.11.6.1 Beacon Interval (sec)............................................................................. 424

2.11.7.1 Enable (IP Repeater Programming).......................................................425

2.11.8 Bluetooth (Network)............................................................................................. 425

2.11.8.1 Enable (Bluetooth)................................................................................. 425

2.11.8.2 Country Code Channel...........................................................................425

2.11.8.3 Reconnect TOT (min).............................................................................425

2.11.8.4 Off-Hook.................................................................................................425

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2.11.8.5 Rear PTT Audio Routing........................................................................ 426

2.11.8.6 Remote HSP Address............................................................................ 426

2.11.8.7 Remote SPP Address............................................................................ 426

2.11.8.8 POD PTT Device Address..................................................................... 426

2.11.8.9 HSP Fixed Pin........................................................................................426

2.11.8.10 SPP Fixed Pin...................................................................................... 427

2.11.8.11 Permanent Discoverable......................................................................427

2.11.8.12 Device Database Erase on Power Up..................................................427

2.11.8.13 DNS-SD Interval...................................................................................427

2.11.9 Bluetooth Serial Port Profile Data Routing (Network).......................................... 428

2.11.9.1 Destination (Bluetooth Serial Port).........................................................428

2.11.9.2 Destination Network Type (Bluetooth)................................................... 428

2.11.9.3 Destination Radio ID (Bluetooth)............................................................428

2.11.9.4 Destination IP (Bluetooth)...................................................................... 429

2.11.9.5 Destination UDP Port (Bluetooth).......................................................... 429

2.11.10 USB HID Data Routing (Network)......................................................................429

2.11.10.1 Destination (USB)................................................................................ 430

2.11.10.2 Destination Network Type (USB)......................................................... 430

2.11.10.3 USB Destination Radio ID (USB)......................................................... 430

2.11.10.4 Destination IP (USB)............................................................................ 430

2.11.10.5 Destination UDP Port (USB)................................................................ 430

2.11.11 Time Zone (Network)......................................................................................... 431

2.11.11.1 Daylight Saving Time........................................................................... 431

2.11.11.2 Directional Offset..................................................................................431

2.11.11.3 Hour Offset...........................................................................................431

2.11.11.4 Fractional Hours...................................................................................431

2.11.12 NTP Settings (Network)..................................................................................... 431

2.11.12.1 DHCP................................................................................................... 432

2.11.12.2 DNS......................................................................................................432

2.11.12.3 NTP Server IP...................................................................................... 432

2.11.12.4 NTP DNS Address............................................................................... 432

2.11.12.5 RTC Refresh Interval (hr).....................................................................432

2.11.13 DNS Address (Network).....................................................................................432

2.11.13.1 Hostname.............................................................................................432

2.11.14 General (WiFi Network)..................................................................................... 433

2.11.14.1 Enable.................................................................................................. 433

2.11.14.2 802.11D................................................................................................433

2.11.14.3 Regulatory Region............................................................................... 433

2.11.14.4 DHCP................................................................................................... 433

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2.11.14.5 IP Address............................................................................................434

2.11.14.6 Gateway IP...........................................................................................434

2.11.14.7 Gateway Netmask................................................................................434

2.11.14.8 Primary DNS Server IP........................................................................ 434

2.11.14.9 Secondary DNS Server IP................................................................... 434

2.11.14.10 DNS-SD Interval.................................................................................434

2.11.14.11 Device Discovery Server Name......................................................... 435

2.11.14.12 Network SSID.....................................................................................435

2.11.14.13 Security Type..................................................................................... 435

2.11.14.14 Encrypted Network Password............................................................ 435

2.11.14.15 Roaming Aggressiveness.................................................................. 436

2.11.14.16 Boost Tx Power..................................................................................436

2.11.15 WAVE 5000 (Network).......................................................................................436

2.11.15.1 WAVE Server Type.............................................................................. 436

2.11.15.2 Server Name........................................................................................ 436

2.11.15.3 Share Location..................................................................................... 437

2.11.15.4 Jitter Voice Buffer (sec)........................................................................437

2.11.15.5 WAVE 5000 Username........................................................................ 437

2.11.15.6 WAVE 5000 Password.........................................................................437

2.11.15.7 WAVE OnCloud................................................................................... 437

2.11.16 WAVE OnCloud (Network).................................................................................437

2.11.16.1 WAVE OnCloud URL........................................................................... 437

2.11.16.2 Share Location..................................................................................... 438

2.11.16.3 VOX State............................................................................................ 438

2.12 MOTOTRBO Link Set........................................................................................................ 438

2.12.1 Link Mode............................................................................................................ 439

2.12.2 Site Type..............................................................................................................439

2.12.3 Repeater Type..................................................................................................... 440

2.12.4 GPIO Slot Timing Master..................................................................................... 440

2.12.5 Maximum Number of Links.................................................................................. 440

2.12.6 Link Beacon Interval (sec)................................................................................... 441

2.12.7 IP Site Connect MOTOTRBO Link Site............................................................... 441

2.13 Phone System Set............................................................................................................. 441

2.13.1 General (Phone System)..................................................................................... 441

2.13.1.1 Deaccess Code......................................................................................441

2.13.1.2 Busy TOT (sec)...................................................................................... 442

2.13.1.3 Response TOT (sec)..............................................................................442

2.13.1.4 TX Tone Duration (ms)...........................................................................442

2.13.1.5 TX Tone Interval (ms)............................................................................ 443

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2.13.1.6 Ring Tone Level (dB)............................................................................. 443

2.13.1.7 Busy Tone Level (dB).............................................................................444

2.13.1.8 Enable All Call .......................................................................................444

2.13.1.9 Response Required............................................................................... 444

2.13.2 Target ID (Phone System)................................................................................... 444

2.13.2.1 Length.................................................................................................... 444

2.13.2.2 Entry Time (sec).....................................................................................445

2.13.2.3 Validation Attempts................................................................................ 445

2.13.2.4 Request Tone Level (dB)....................................................................... 445

2.13.3 Preconfigured Call (Phone System).....................................................................445

2.13.3.1 Enable (Preconfigured Call)................................................................... 445

2.13.3.2 Call Type (Preconfigured Call)............................................................... 446

2.13.3.3 Call ID (Preconfigured Call)................................................................... 446

2.14 Sites Set............................................................................................................................ 446

2.14.1 General (Sites).....................................................................................................446

2.14.1.1 Max Number of Sites..............................................................................447

2.14.1.2 Max Number of Trunked Repeaters per Site......................................... 447

2.14.1.3 Site ID (Neighboring Site)...................................................................... 447

2.14.1.4 Reserved Wide Area Channels..............................................................447

2.14.1.5 Neighbor 1..............................................................................................448

2.14.1.6 Neighbor 2..............................................................................................448

2.14.1.7 Neighbor 3..............................................................................................448

2.14.1.8 Neighbor 4..............................................................................................449

2.14.1.9 Neighbor 5..............................................................................................449

2.14.1.10 Neighbor 6............................................................................................449

2.15 Talkgroups Set...................................................................................................................449

2.15.1 General (Talkgroups)........................................................................................... 450

2.15.1.1 All Wide Area Talkgroups.......................................................................450

2.15.1.2 Call ID (Wide Area Talkgroups)............................................................. 450

2.15.1.3 Site 1...................................................................................................... 450

2.15.1.4 Site 2...................................................................................................... 451

2.15.1.5 Site 3...................................................................................................... 451

2.15.1.6 Site 4...................................................................................................... 451

2.15.1.7 Site 5...................................................................................................... 451

2.15.1.8 Site 6...................................................................................................... 452

2.15.1.9 Site 7...................................................................................................... 452

2.15.1.10 Site 8.................................................................................................... 452

2.15.1.11 Site 9.................................................................................................... 452

2.15.1.12 Site 10.................................................................................................. 453

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2.15.1.13 Site 11.................................................................................................. 453

2.15.1.14 Site 12.................................................................................................. 453

2.15.1.15 Site 13.................................................................................................. 453

2.15.1.16 Site 14.................................................................................................. 454

2.15.1.17 Site 15.................................................................................................. 454

2.15.1.18 Site 16.................................................................................................. 454

2.15.1.19 Site 17.................................................................................................. 454

2.15.1.20 Site 18.................................................................................................. 455

2.15.1.21 Site 19.................................................................................................. 455

2.15.1.22 Site 20.................................................................................................. 455

2.16 Voice Announcement Set.................................................................................................. 455

2.16.1 General (Voice Announcement)...........................................................................456

2.16.1.1 Announcement Type.............................................................................. 456

2.16.1.2 Priority.................................................................................................... 456

2.16.2 File List (Voice Announcement)........................................................................... 456

2.16.2.1 Select and All......................................................................................... 456

2.16.2.2 Select and None.....................................................................................456

2.16.2.3 Selected................................................................................................. 457

2.16.2.4 File Name...............................................................................................457

2.16.3 Voice Announcement File Selection (Voice Announcement)...............................457

2.16.3.1 Set Voice Files....................................................................................... 457

2.16.3.2 Clear Voice Files.................................................................................... 457

2.16.3.3 Intelligent Audio On................................................................................457

2.16.3.4 Intelligent Audio Off................................................................................457

2.16.3.5 All Alert Tones On.................................................................................. 457

2.16.3.6 All Alert Tones Off.................................................................................. 458

2.16.3.7 Backlight Auto On.................................................................................. 458

2.16.3.8 Backlight Auto Off.................................................................................. 458

2.16.3.9 Battery Low............................................................................................ 458

2.16.3.10 Battery Medium.................................................................................... 458

2.16.3.11 Battery High......................................................................................... 458

2.16.3.12 Brightness............................................................................................ 459

2.16.3.13 Brightness level 1.................................................................................459

2.16.3.14 Brightness level 2.................................................................................459

2.16.3.15 Brightness level 3.................................................................................459

2.16.3.16 Brightness level 4.................................................................................459

2.16.3.17 Bluetooth Connect................................................................................459

2.16.3.18 Bluetooth Disconnect........................................................................... 460

2.16.3.19 Route Audio to Bluetooth..................................................................... 460

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2.16.3.20 Route Audio to Speaker....................................................................... 460

2.16.3.21 Call Forwarding Set..............................................................................460

2.16.3.22 Call Forwarding Clear.......................................................................... 460

2.16.3.23 Call Alert...............................................................................................460

2.16.3.24 Call Log................................................................................................ 461

2.16.3.25 Contacts............................................................................................... 461

2.16.3.26 Day Mode.............................................................................................461

2.16.3.27 Night Mode...........................................................................................461

2.16.3.28 Emergency Off..................................................................................... 461

2.16.3.29 Emergency On..................................................................................... 461

2.16.3.30 External Public Address On................................................................. 462

2.16.3.31 External Public Address Off................................................................. 462

2.16.3.32 High Power...........................................................................................462

2.16.3.33 Low Power........................................................................................... 462

2.16.3.34 Horn & Lights On..................................................................................462

2.16.3.35 Horn & Lights Off..................................................................................462

2.16.3.36 Internal Public Address On.................................................................. 463

2.16.3.37 Internal Public Address Off.................................................................. 463

2.16.3.38 Locked..................................................................................................463

2.16.3.39 Unlocked.............................................................................................. 463

2.16.3.40 Manual Dial Private Call.......................................................................463

2.16.3.41 Manual Site Roaming...........................................................................463

2.16.3.42 Microphone AGC On............................................................................464

2.16.3.43 Microphone AGC Off............................................................................464

2.16.3.44 Monitor................................................................................................. 464

2.16.3.45 Nuisance Delete...................................................................................464

2.16.3.46 Permanent Monitor On.........................................................................464

2.16.3.47 Permanent Monitor Off.........................................................................464

2.16.3.48 Privacy On............................................................................................465

2.16.3.49 Privacy Off............................................................................................465

2.16.3.50 Radio Check.........................................................................................465

2.16.3.51 Radio Disable.......................................................................................465

2.16.3.52 Radio Enable........................................................................................465

2.16.3.53 Remote Monitor....................................................................................465

2.16.3.54 Repeater Mode.................................................................................... 466

2.16.3.55 Talkaround Mode................................................................................. 466

2.16.3.56 Scan On............................................................................................... 466

2.16.3.57 Scan Off............................................................................................... 466

2.16.3.58 Site Locked.......................................................................................... 466

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2.16.3.59 Site Unlocked....................................................................................... 466

2.16.3.60 Messages.............................................................................................467

2.16.3.61 Tight Squelch....................................................................................... 467

2.16.3.62 Normal Squelch....................................................................................467

2.16.3.63 Status................................................................................................... 467

2.16.3.64 Remote Dekey..................................................................................... 467

2.16.3.65 VOX On................................................................................................467

2.16.3.66 VOX Off................................................................................................468

2.16.3.67 Voice Announcement On..................................................................... 468

2.16.3.68 Voice Announcement Off..................................................................... 468

2.16.3.69 One Touch Home Revert..................................................................... 468

2.16.3.70 One Touch Private Call........................................................................ 468

2.16.3.71 One Touch Group Call......................................................................... 468

2.16.3.72 One Touch Call Alert Sending..............................................................469

2.16.3.73 One Touch Text Message Sending......................................................469

2.16.3.74 One Touch Status Sending.................................................................. 469

2.16.3.75 One Touch Message Sending..............................................................469

2.16.3.76 One Touch Telegram Sending............................................................. 469

2.16.3.77 One Touch Phone Call.........................................................................469

2.16.3.78 Telemetry Button 1...............................................................................470

2.16.3.79 Telemetry Button 2...............................................................................470

2.16.3.80 Telemetry Button 3...............................................................................470

2.16.3.81 Option Board Feature 1........................................................................470

2.16.3.82 Option Board Feature 2........................................................................470

2.16.3.83 Option Board Feature 3........................................................................470

2.16.3.84 Option Board Feature 4........................................................................471

2.16.3.85 Option Board Feature 5........................................................................471

2.16.3.86 Option Board Feature 6........................................................................471

2.16.3.87 Option Board Feature 7........................................................................471

2.16.3.88 Option Board Feature 8........................................................................471

2.16.3.89 Option Board Feature 9........................................................................471

2.16.3.90 Option Board Feature 10......................................................................472

2.16.3.91 Option Board Feature 11......................................................................472

2.16.3.92 Option Board Feature 12......................................................................472

2.16.3.93 Option Board Feature 13......................................................................472

2.16.3.94 Option Board Feature 14......................................................................472

2.16.3.95 Option Board Feature 15......................................................................472

2.16.3.96 Display Radio Name............................................................................ 473

2.16.3.97 GNSS On............................................................................................. 473

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2.16.3.98 GNSS Off............................................................................................. 473

2.16.3.99 Job Tickets........................................................................................... 473

2.16.3.100 Action List...........................................................................................473

2.16.3.101 Phone Call..........................................................................................473

2.16.3.102 Phone Manual Dial.............................................................................474

2.16.3.103 Phone Exit..........................................................................................474

2.16.3.104 Bluetooth Discoverable On................................................................ 474

2.16.3.105 Bluetooth Discoverable Off................................................................ 474

2.16.3.106 Ring Alert Type.................................................................................. 474

2.16.3.107 Notifications........................................................................................475

2.16.3.108 Mandown On......................................................................................475

2.16.3.109 Mandown Off......................................................................................475

2.16.3.110 Mic Distortion On................................................................................475

2.16.3.111 Mic Distortion Off................................................................................475

2.16.3.112 AF Suppressor On............................................................................. 475

2.16.3.113 AF Suppressor Off............................................................................. 476

2.16.3.114 Scrambling On................................................................................... 476

2.16.3.115 Scrambling Off................................................................................... 476

2.16.3.116 Scrambling 3.29 kHz.......................................................................... 476

2.16.3.117 Scrambling 3.39 kHz.......................................................................... 476

2.16.3.118 Scrambling 3.5 kHz............................................................................ 477

2.16.3.119 Flexible Rx List On............................................................................. 477

2.16.3.120 Flexible Rx List Off............................................................................. 477

2.16.3.121 Battery Li-Ion Selected.......................................................................477

2.16.3.122 Battery NiMH Selected.......................................................................477

2.16.3.123 Invalid Battery and Charger............................................................... 478

2.16.3.124 Invalid Battery.................................................................................... 478

2.16.3.125 Charging Error....................................................................................478

2.16.3.126 Invalid Charger...................................................................................478

2.16.3.127 Cancel................................................................................................ 478

2.16.3.128 Accessory Speaker Selected............................................................. 478

2.16.3.129 Radio Speaker Selected.................................................................... 479

2.16.3.130 Trill Enhancement On........................................................................ 479

2.16.3.131 Trill Enhancement Off........................................................................ 479

2.16.3.132 Home Channel Reminder Silenced....................................................479

2.16.3.133 New Home Channel........................................................................... 479

2.16.3.134 Non-Home Channel........................................................................... 479

2.16.3.135 Wrong Battery.................................................................................... 480

2.16.3.136 WAVE Channel List............................................................................480

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2.16.4 Text to Speech (Voice Announcement)............................................................... 484

2.16.3.137 WAVE Channel 1............................................................................... 480

2.16.3.138 WAVE Channel 2............................................................................... 480

2.16.3.139 WAVE Channel 3............................................................................... 480

2.16.3.140 WAVE Channel 4............................................................................... 480

2.16.3.141 WAVE Channel 5............................................................................... 480

2.16.3.142 WAVE Channel 6............................................................................... 480

2.16.3.143 WAVE Channel 7............................................................................... 481

2.16.3.144 WAVE Channel 8............................................................................... 481

2.16.3.145 Switching to Radio............................................................................. 481

2.16.3.146 Switching to Wave..............................................................................481

2.16.3.147 Wi-Fi On............................................................................................. 481

2.16.3.148 Wi-Fi Off............................................................................................. 481

2.16.3.149 Wi-Fi Enabled.....................................................................................481

2.16.3.150 Wi-Fi Disabled....................................................................................482

2.16.3.151 Wi-Fi Connected................................................................................ 482

2.16.3.152 Vibrate Style.......................................................................................482

2.16.3.153 Wrong Battery.................................................................................... 482

2.16.3.154 Indoor Location On.............................................................................482

2.16.3.155 Indoor Location Off.............................................................................482

2.16.3.156 Transmit Inhibit On.............................................................................482

2.16.3.157 Transmit Inhibit Off.............................................................................483

2.16.3.158 Ring Alert Type Silent........................................................................ 483

2.16.3.159 OTAR Rekey Request........................................................................483

2.16.3.160 Response Inhibit On ..........................................................................483

2.16.3.161 Response Inhibit Off ..........................................................................483

2.16.3.162 Glove Mode On ................................................................................. 483

2.16.3.163 Glove Mode Off ................................................................................. 484

2.16.4.1 Dictionary Entry......................................................................................484

2.16.4.2 Pronunciation......................................................................................... 484

2.16.4.3 Voice Pack............................................................................................. 484

2.16.4.4 Speech Rate.......................................................................................... 485

2.16.4.5 Channels (Text to Speech).................................................................... 485

2.16.4.6 Zones (Text to Speech)..........................................................................485

2.16.4.7 Buttons (Text to Speech)....................................................................... 485

2.16.4.8 Text Messages (Text to Speech)........................................................... 485

2.16.4.9 Job Tickets (Text to Speech)................................................................. 485

2.17 Indoor Location Set............................................................................................................485

2.17.1 General (Indoor Location).................................................................................... 485

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2.17.1.1 Indoor Location...................................................................................... 485

2.17.1.2 Scan Interval on Time (ms).................................................................... 486

2.17.1.3 Scan Interval off Time (ms).................................................................... 486

2.17.1.4 Show Beacon Alias................................................................................ 486

2.17.2 Beacon List (Indoor Location).............................................................................. 486

2.17.2.1 Beacon Alias.......................................................................................... 486

2.17.2.2 Beacon UUID......................................................................................... 486

2.18 Job Tickets Set.................................................................................................................. 486

2.18.1 General (Job Tickets)...........................................................................................487

2.18.1.1 Job Ticket Server ID...............................................................................487

2.18.1.2 Job Ticket Server IP...............................................................................487

2.18.1.3 Job Ticket Server UDP Port................................................................... 487

2.18.1.4 Index (Job Tickets).................................................................................488

2.18.1.5 Action/Response.................................................................................... 488

2.18.1.6 Status Folder..........................................................................................488

2.18.1.7 Last State Flag....................................................................................... 488

2.19 Job Tickets Options Set.....................................................................................................488

2.19.1 General (Job Tickets Options)............................................................................. 489

2.19.1.1 Option List Name................................................................................... 489

2.19.1.2 Position.................................................................................................. 489

2.19.1.3 Index...................................................................................................... 489

2.19.1.4 Name......................................................................................................489

2.20 Job Tickets Templates Set................................................................................................ 489

2.20.1 General (Job Tickets Templates).........................................................................490

2.20.1.1 Template Name......................................................................................490

2.20.1.2 Tag......................................................................................................... 490

2.20.1.3 Position.................................................................................................. 490

2.20.1.4 Name......................................................................................................490

2.20.1.5 Tag......................................................................................................... 490

2.20.1.6 Type....................................................................................................... 491

2.20.1.7 Option List.............................................................................................. 491

2.20.1.8 Length.................................................................................................... 491

2.20.1.9 Original Text...........................................................................................491

2.21 Mandown Set.....................................................................................................................492

2.21.1 General (Mandown)............................................................................................. 492

2.21.1.1 Allow User Control................................................................................. 492

2.22 Mandown Profiles Set........................................................................................................492

2.22.1 General (Mandown Profiles)................................................................................ 492

2.22.1.1 Name......................................................................................................492

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2.22.1.2 Type....................................................................................................... 492

2.22.1.3 Sensor Sensitivity...................................................................................493

2.22.1.4 Volume (dB)........................................................................................... 493

2.22.1.5 Alert Repeat Period (sec).......................................................................493

2.22.1.6 Disabled Alert Repeat Period (sec)........................................................494

2.22.2 Angle (Mandown Profiles)....................................................................................494

2.22.2.1 Activation Angle (degree).......................................................................494

2.22.2.2 Angle Pre-Alarm Duration (sec)............................................................. 494

2.22.2.3 Angle Alarm Duration (sec).................................................................... 494

2.22.3 No-Movement (Mandown Profiles)...................................................................... 494

2.22.3.1 No-Movement Pre-Alarm Duration (sec)................................................495

2.22.3.2 Alarm Duration (sec).............................................................................. 495

2.22.4 Movement (Mandown Profiles)............................................................................ 495

2.22.4.1 Alert Tone...............................................................................................495

2.22.4.2 Pre-Alarm Duration (sec)....................................................................... 495

2.22.4.3 Alarm Duration (sec).............................................................................. 495

2.23 Signaling Systems Set.......................................................................................................496

2.23.1 General (Signaling Systems)............................................................................... 496

2.23.1.1 Emergency On/Off Switch......................................................................496

2.23.2 Digital (Signaling Systems).................................................................................. 496

2.23.2.1 Radio Disable Decode........................................................................... 496

2.23.2.2 Authenticated Radio Inhibit/Uninhibit..................................................... 496

2.23.2.3 Authenticated Passphrase..................................................................... 497

2.23.2.4 Authenticated Remote Monitor...............................................................497

2.23.2.5 Remote Monitor Decode........................................................................ 497

2.23.2.6 Emergency Remote Monitor Decode..................................................... 498

2.23.2.7 Remote Monitor Duration (sec).............................................................. 498

2.23.2.8 TX Sync Wakeup TOT (ms)................................................................... 498

2.23.2.9 Tx Wakeup Message Limit.....................................................................498

2.23.3 Analog (Signaling Systems).................................................................................499

2.23.3.1 Call Alert Encode................................................................................... 499

2.23.3.2 Sel Call Encode......................................................................................499

2.23.3.3 Sel Call Tone..........................................................................................499

2.23.3.4 Sel Call Tone/ID..................................................................................... 499

2.23.3.5 Sel Call Hang Time (ms)........................................................................ 500

2.23.3.6 Auto Reset Timer (sec).......................................................................... 500

2.23.3.7 5 Tone Call Answer Timer (sec).............................................................500

2.23.3.8 5 Tone Authorization Request Monitor Time (sec).................................501

2.23.3.9 5 Tone Authorization Request Button Function..................................... 501

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2.23.3.10 5 Tone Emergency Alarm Type........................................................... 501

2.23.3.11 5 Tone Emergency Revert Channel Zone............................................502

2.23.3.12 5 Tone Emergency Revert Channel.....................................................502

2.23.3.13 5 Tone Emergency Cycles................................................................... 502

2.23.3.14 5 Tone Emergency TX Tone................................................................ 502

2.23.3.15 5 Tone Emergency TX Cycle Time (sec)............................................. 503

2.23.3.16 5 Tone Emergency RX Cycle Time (sec).............................................503

2.23.3.17 5 Tone Emergency Encoder Telegram................................................ 503

2.23.3.18 Position (MDC Status List)................................................................... 504

2.23.3.19 MDC Status List Name.........................................................................504

2.23.3.20 MDC Status List MDC System............................................................. 504

2.23.3.21 MDC Status List Revert Channel Zone................................................ 504

2.23.3.22 MDC Status List Revert Channel......................................................... 504

2.23.3.23 MDC Status List Strip TPL/DPL .......................................................... 504

2.23.3.24 Position (MDC Message List)...............................................................505

2.23.3.25 MDC Message List Name (MDC Message List).................................. 505

2.23.3.26 MDC Message List MDC System (MDC Message List).......................505

2.23.3.27 MDC Message List Revert Channel Zone (MDC Message List)..........505

2.23.3.28 MDC Message List Revert Channel (MDC Message List)................... 505

2.23.3.29 MDC Message List Strip TPL/DPL (MDC Message List)..................... 505

2.24 User Defined 5 Tone Set................................................................................................... 505

2.24.1 General (User Defined 5 Tone)............................................................................506

2.24.1.1 Encoder Tone Duration (ms)..................................................................506

2.24.1.2 Decoder Minimum Tone Duration (ms).................................................. 506

2.24.1.3 Decoder Maximum Tone Duration (ms)................................................. 506

2.24.1.4 Tone 0 Freq (Hz)....................................................................................506

2.24.1.5 Tone 1 Freq (Hz)....................................................................................507

2.24.1.6 Tone 2 Freq (Hz)....................................................................................507

2.24.1.7 Tone 3 Freq (Hz)....................................................................................507

2.24.1.8 Tone 4 Freq (Hz)....................................................................................508

2.24.1.9 Tone 5 Freq (Hz)....................................................................................508

2.24.1.10 Tone 6 Freq (Hz)..................................................................................508

2.24.1.11 Tone 7 Freq (Hz)..................................................................................509

2.24.1.12 Tone 8 Freq (Hz)..................................................................................509

2.24.1.13 Tone 9 Freq (Hz)..................................................................................509

2.24.1.14 Tone A Freq (Hz)................................................................................. 510

2.24.1.15 Tone B Freq (Hz)................................................................................. 510

2.24.1.16 Tone C Freq (Hz)................................................................................. 510

2.24.1.17 Tone D Freq (Hz)................................................................................. 511

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2.24.1.18 Tone E Freq (Hz)................................................................................. 511

2.24.1.19 Tone F Freq (Hz)..................................................................................511

2.25 5 Tone Systems Set.......................................................................................................... 512

2.25.1 General (5 Tone Systems)...................................................................................512

2.25.1.1 System Name (5 Tone System)............................................................. 512

2.25.1.2 Signaling System................................................................................... 512

2.25.1.3 Group Tone............................................................................................ 513

2.25.1.4 Repeat Tone.......................................................................................... 513

2.25.2 Encoder Single Tone (5 Tone Systems).............................................................. 513

2.25.2.1 Single Tone 1 Frequency (Hz) (Encoder).............................................. 513

2.25.2.2 Single Tone 1 Duration (ms).................................................................. 513

2.25.2.3 Single Tone 2 Frequency (Hz) (Encoder).............................................. 514

2.25.2.4 Single Tone 2 Duration (ms).................................................................. 514

2.25.3 Decoder Single Tone (5 Tone Systems)..............................................................514

2.25.3.1 Enable Tone 1........................................................................................514

2.25.3.2 Single Tone 1 Frequency (Hz) (Decoder).............................................. 514

2.25.3.3 Single Tone 1 Minimum Duration (ms)...................................................515

2.25.3.4 Single Tone 1 Maximum Duration (ms)..................................................515

2.25.3.5 Enable Tone 2........................................................................................515

2.25.3.6 Single Tone 2 Frequency (Hz) (Decoder).............................................. 515

2.25.3.7 Single Tone 2 Minimum Duration (ms)...................................................516

2.25.3.8 Single Tone 2 Maximum Duration (ms)..................................................516

2.26 MDC Systems Set............................................................................................................. 516

2.26.1 General (MDC Systems)......................................................................................517

2.26.1.1 System Name (MDC System)................................................................ 517

2.26.1.2 Primary ID (Hex).................................................................................... 517

2.26.1.3 PTT ID Type...........................................................................................517

2.26.1.4 PTT Sidetone......................................................................................... 517

2.26.1.5 Group ID (Hex).......................................................................................518

2.26.1.6 Pretime (ms) (MDC System).................................................................. 518

2.26.1.7 Preamble Bit Sync..................................................................................518

2.26.1.8 Call Alert Type (MDC System)............................................................... 519

2.26.1.9 Radio Check Decode............................................................................. 519

2.26.1.10 Sel Call Decode................................................................................... 519

2.26.1.11 Auto Reset Timer Type (MDC System)................................................519

2.26.1.12 Remote Monitor Decode (MDC System)..............................................520

2.26.1.13 Emergency Remote Monitor Decode (MDC System).......................... 520

2.26.1.14 Remote Monitor Duration (sec) (MDC System)................................... 520

2.26.1.15 Emergency Remote Monitor Duration (sec) (MDC System)................ 521

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2.26.1.16 Repeater Access Type.........................................................................521

2.26.1.17 Repeater Access Pretime (ms)............................................................ 521

2.26.2 DOS (MDC Systems)...........................................................................................521

2.26.2.1 Criteria Type...........................................................................................522

2.26.2.2 Coast Duration (ms)............................................................................... 522

2.26.2.3 Auto Mute Duration (ms)........................................................................ 522

2.26.2.4 Fixed Retry Wait Time (sec)...................................................................522

2.26.3 Emergency (MDC Systems)................................................................................ 523

2.26.3.1 Alarm Type (MDC Emergency System)................................................. 523

2.26.3.2 Mode (MDC Emergency System).......................................................... 523

2.26.3.3 Revert Channel Zone (MDC Emergency System)................................. 524

2.26.3.4 Revert Channel (MDC Emergency System).......................................... 524

2.26.3.5 Sticky Revert.......................................................................................... 524

2.26.3.6 Sticky Revert Alert..................................................................................524

2.26.3.7 Impolite Retries (MDC Emergency System).......................................... 525

2.26.3.8 Polite Retries (MDC Emergency System).............................................. 525

2.26.3.9 Cycles (MDC Emergency System).........................................................525

2.26.3.10 TX Cycle Time (sec) (MDC Emergency System).................................526

2.26.3.11 RX Cycle Time (sec) (MDC Emergency System)................................ 526

2.26.3.12 PTT Sidetone (MDC Emergency System)........................................... 527

2.27 Quik-Call II Systems Set....................................................................................................527

2.27.1 General (Quick-Call II Systems).......................................................................... 527

2.27.1.1 System Name (Quik-Call II System)...................................................... 527

2.27.1.2 Call Type (Quik-Call II System)..............................................................527

2.27.1.3 Call Format.............................................................................................528

2.27.1.4 Tone A Freq (Hz)................................................................................... 528

2.27.1.5 Tone B Freq (Hz)................................................................................... 529

2.27.1.6 Tone C Freq (Hz)................................................................................... 529

2.27.1.7 Tone D Freq (Hz)................................................................................... 529

2.27.1.8 Tone A Code ......................................................................................... 530

2.27.1.9 Tone B Code ......................................................................................... 530

2.27.1.10 Tone C Code .......................................................................................530

2.27.1.11 Tone D Code .......................................................................................530

2.27.1.12 Auto Reset Timer Type (Quik-Call II System)...................................... 530

2.27.1.13 Sidetone (Quik-Call II System) ............................................................531

2.27.1.14 Pretime (ms) (Quik-Call II)................................................................... 531

2.27.1.15 Long Tone Duration (sec).................................................................... 531

2.27.1.16 Limited Patience Timer (sec)............................................................... 532

2.28 Digital Emergency Systems Set........................................................................................ 532

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2.28.1 General (Digital Emergency Systems).................................................................532

2.28.1.1 System Name (Digital Emergency System)........................................... 532

2.28.1.2 Alarm Type (Digital Emergency System)............................................... 532

2.28.1.3 Mode (Digital Emergency System).........................................................533

2.28.1.4 Revert Channel Zone (Digital Emergency System)............................... 533

2.28.1.5 Revert Channel (Digital Emergency System).........................................534

2.28.1.6 Contact (Digital Emergency System)..................................................... 534

2.28.1.7 Ack Required (Digital Emergency System)............................................ 534

2.28.1.8 Impolite Retries (Digital Emergency System).........................................534

2.28.1.9 Polite Retries (Digital Emergency System)............................................ 535

2.28.1.10 Cycles (Digital Emergency System).....................................................535

2.28.1.11 Hot Mic Duration (sec) (Digital Emergency System)............................535

2.28.1.12 TX Cycle Time (sec) (Digital Emergency System)............................... 536

2.28.1.13 RX Cycle Time (sec) (Digital Emergency System)...............................536

2.28.1.14 TX Interrupt (Digital Emergency System).............................................537

2.28.1.15 Preamble (Digital Emergency System)................................................ 537

2.29 Capacity Plus Emergency Systems Set............................................................................ 537

2.29.1 General (Capacity Plus Emergency Systems).....................................................538

2.29.1.1 System Name.........................................................................................538

2.29.1.2 Alarm Types........................................................................................... 538

2.29.1.3 Mode...................................................................................................... 538

2.29.1.4 Contact...................................................................................................539

2.29.1.5 Number of Retries.................................................................................. 539

2.29.1.6 Cycles.................................................................................................... 539

2.29.1.7 Hot Mic Duration.................................................................................... 540

2.29.1.8 TX Cycle Time........................................................................................540

2.29.1.9 RX Cycle Time....................................................................................... 541

2.29.1.10 TX Interrupt.......................................................................................... 541

2.30 Phone Systems Set........................................................................................................... 541

2.30.1 General (Phone Systems)....................................................................................541

2.30.1.1 System Name (Phone System)..............................................................541

2.30.1.2 Gateway ID............................................................................................ 542

2.30.1.3 Access Code.......................................................................................... 542

2.30.1.4 Deaccess Code......................................................................................542

2.30.2 DTMF (Phone Systems)...................................................................................... 543

2.30.2.1 Pretime (ms) (Phone System)................................................................543

2.30.2.2 TX Tone Duration (ms)...........................................................................543

2.30.2.3 TX Tone Interval (ms)............................................................................ 544

2.30.2.4 Pause Duration (ms).............................................................................. 544

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2.30.2.5 Pause Duration (ms).............................................................................. 545

2.31 Encoder Set....................................................................................................................... 545

2.31.1 General (Encoder)............................................................................................... 545

2.31.1.1 Multicall Advanced User Mode...............................................................545

2.31.2 Multicall Address (Encoder)................................................................................. 547

2.31.2.1 General Lockout Digit (Multicall Address).............................................. 547

2.31.2.2 Position Lockout Digit (Multicall Address).............................................. 547

2.31.2.3 Position for Position Lockout Digit (Multicall Address)........................... 547

2.31.2.4 Position for Group Lockout Digit (Multicall Address)..............................547

2.31.2.5 Address Range 1................................................................................... 547

2.31.2.6 Address Range 2................................................................................... 548

2.31.2.7 Address Range 3................................................................................... 548

2.31.2.8 Minimum (Address Range 1)................................................................. 548

2.31.2.9 Minimum (Address Range 2)................................................................. 548

2.31.2.10 Minimum (Address Range 3)............................................................... 549

2.31.2.11 Maximum (Address Range 1).............................................................. 549

2.31.2.12 Maximum (Address Range 2).............................................................. 549

2.31.2.13 Maximum (Address Range 2).............................................................. 550

2.31.2.14 Maximum (Address Range 3).............................................................. 550

2.31.3 Multicall Status (Encoder).................................................................................... 550

2.31.3.1 General Lockout Digit (Multicall Status)................................................. 550

2.31.3.2 Position Lockout Digit (Multicall Status)................................................. 550

2.31.3.3 Position for Position Lockout Digit (Multicall Status).............................. 551

2.31.3.4 Position for Group Lockout Digit (Multicall Status).................................551

2.31.3.5 Status Range 1...................................................................................... 551

2.31.3.6 Status Range 2...................................................................................... 551

2.31.3.7 Status Range 3...................................................................................... 551

2.31.3.8 Minimum (Status Range 1).................................................................... 552

2.31.3.9 Minimum (Status Range 2).................................................................... 552

2.31.3.10 Minimum (Status Range 3).................................................................. 552

2.31.3.11 Maximum (Status Range 1)................................................................. 553

2.31.3.12 Maximum (Status Range 2)................................................................. 553

2.31.3.13 Maximum (Status Range 3)................................................................. 553

2.32 Encoder Sequences Set.................................................................................................... 553

2.32.1 General (Encoder Sequences)............................................................................ 554

2.32.1.1 Sequence Name.................................................................................... 554

2.32.1.2 Signaling System (Sequences).............................................................. 554

2.32.1.3 Sequence............................................................................................... 554

2.32.1.4 Pretime (ms) (Sequences)..................................................................... 555

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2.32.1.5 Extended 1st Tone Duration and Telegram 1st Tone Duration (ms)..... 555

2.33 Encoder Status Set............................................................................................................556

2.33.1 General (Encoder Status).................................................................................... 556

2.33.1.1 Only Use Decoder Status List................................................................ 557

2.33.1.2 Name (Encoder).....................................................................................557

2.33.1.3 Status (Encoder).................................................................................... 557

2.34 Telegrams Set................................................................................................................... 557

2.34.1 General (Telegrams)............................................................................................558

2.34.1.1 Repeat Counter......................................................................................558

2.34.1.2 Periodic Repeat Time (sec)....................................................................558

2.34.1.3 Minimum Keyup for Repeat (sec)...........................................................558

2.34.1.4 Power Up Auto Telegram.......................................................................558

2.34.1.5 Power Down Auto Telegram.................................................................. 559

2.34.1.6 Power Up Auto Telegram Revert Channel.............................................559

2.34.1.7 Power Up Auto Telegram Revert Channel Zone....................................559

2.34.1.8 Power Down Auto Telegram Revert Channel........................................ 559

2.34.1.9 Power Down Auto Telegram Revert Channel Zone............................... 559

2.34.1.10 Telegram Name................................................................................... 560

2.34.1.11 Sequence 1.......................................................................................... 560

2.34.1.12 Sequence 2.......................................................................................... 560

2.34.1.13 Sequence 3.......................................................................................... 560

2.34.1.14 Acknowledge Expected........................................................................560

2.34.1.15 Telegram Repeat................................................................................. 561

2.35 Decoder Set.......................................................................................................................561

2.35.1 General (Decoder)............................................................................................... 561

2.35.1.1 Acknowledge Expected Duration (sec).................................................. 561

2.35.1.2 Sequence TOT (ms)...............................................................................561

2.36 Decoder Status List Items..................................................................................................562

2.36.1 General (Decoder Status List Items)....................................................................562

2.36.1.1 Name (Decoder).....................................................................................562

2.36.1.2 Status (Decoder).................................................................................... 562

2.37 Decoder Definitions Set..................................................................................................... 563

2.37.1 General (Decoder Definitions)............................................................................. 563

2.37.1.1 Definition Name......................................................................................563

2.37.1.2 5 Tone Signaling System....................................................................... 563

2.37.1.3 Decoder Type.........................................................................................563

2.37.1.4 Group Type............................................................................................ 564

2.37.1.5 Decoder Sequence 1............................................................................. 565

2.37.1.6 Group Sequence 1................................................................................. 565

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2.37.1.7 Decoder Sequence 2............................................................................. 565

2.37.1.8 Group Sequence 2................................................................................. 566

2.37.1.9 Decoder Sequence 3............................................................................. 566

2.37.1.10 Group Sequence 3............................................................................... 566

2.37.1.11 Call Forwarding Acknowledge..............................................................566

2.37.1.12 Telegram 1st Tone Duration (ms)........................................................ 567

2.37.1.13 External Alarm......................................................................................567

2.37.1.14 Decoder Output Control....................................................................... 567

2.37.1.15 Auto Reset Start...................................................................................568

2.37.1.16 Call Answer Timer................................................................................568

2.37.1.17 Call Back.............................................................................................. 568

2.37.1.18 Auto Acknowledge............................................................................... 568

2.37.1.19 Matching Encode Telegram................................................................. 569

2.37.1.20 Private Call Tone..................................................................................569

2.37.1.21 Group Call Tone...................................................................................569

2.38 Auto Acknowledgement Set...............................................................................................569

2.38.1 General (Auto Acknowledgement)....................................................................... 569

2.38.1.1 Acknowledge Name............................................................................... 570

2.38.1.2 Telegram (Auto Acknowledges)............................................................. 570

2.38.1.3 Channel Free......................................................................................... 570

2.38.1.4 Sidetone (Auto Acknowledges).............................................................. 570

2.38.1.5 Acknowledge Delay (ms)....................................................................... 570

2.38.1.6 Revert Channel Zone............................................................................. 571

2.38.1.7 Revert Channel...................................................................................... 571

2.38.1.8 Revert Channel Zone............................................................................. 571

2.39 Contacts Set...................................................................................................................... 571

2.39.1 Contact.................................................................................................................571

2.39.2 Five Tone (Contacts)........................................................................................... 571

2.39.2.1 Contact Name (5 Tone Call).................................................................. 571

2.39.2.2 Telegram (5 Tone Call).......................................................................... 571

2.39.2.3 Address (5 Tone Call)............................................................................ 572

2.39.3 MDC (Contacts)................................................................................................... 572

2.39.3.1 Call Type (MDC Call)............................................................................. 572

2.39.3.2 Contact Name (MDC Call)..................................................................... 573

2.39.3.3 Call ID (MDC Call)..................................................................................573

2.39.3.4 MDC System (MDC Call)....................................................................... 573

2.39.3.5 Revert Channel Zone (MDC Call).......................................................... 573

2.39.3.6 Revert Channel (MDC Call)................................................................... 573

2.39.3.7 Strip TPL/DPL (MDC Call)..................................................................... 574

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2.39.4 Quik-Call II (Contacts)..........................................................................................574

2.39.5 Digital (Contacts)................................................................................................. 576

2.39.6 Capacity Plus (Contacts)..................................................................................... 579

2.39.7 Phone (Contacts)................................................................................................. 581

2.39.4.1 Contact Name (Quik-Call II)................................................................... 574

2.39.4.2 Quik-Call II System................................................................................ 574

2.39.4.3 Revert Channel Zone............................................................................. 574

2.39.4.4 Revert Channel (Quik-Call II Call)..........................................................574

2.39.4.5 Call Format.............................................................................................575

2.39.4.6 Tone A Freq (Hz)................................................................................... 575

2.39.4.7 Tone A Code.......................................................................................... 575

2.39.4.8 Tone B Freq (Hz)................................................................................... 575

2.39.4.9 Tone B Code.......................................................................................... 575

2.39.4.10 Strip TPL/DPL (Quik-Call II Call)..........................................................576

2.39.5.1 Call Type (Digital Call)........................................................................... 576

2.39.5.2 Contact Name (Digital Call)....................................................................576

2.39.5.3 Call ID (Digital Call)................................................................................577

2.39.5.4 OVCM TX (Digital Call).......................................................................... 577

2.39.5.5 OVCM RX (Digital Call)..........................................................................578

2.39.5.6 Route Type (Digital Call)........................................................................ 578

2.39.5.7 Connection Type (Digital Call)............................................................... 578

2.39.5.8 Call Receive Tone (Digital Call)............................................................. 579

2.39.5.9 Ring Style (Digital Call).......................................................................... 579

2.39.5.10 Text Message Alert Tone (Digital Call)................................................ 579

2.39.6.1 Call Type (Capacity Plus).......................................................................579

2.39.6.2 Contact Name (Capacity Plus)...............................................................580

2.39.6.3 Call ID (Capacity Plus)........................................................................... 580

2.39.6.4 Route Type (Capacity Plus)................................................................... 580

2.39.6.5 Connection Type (Capacity Plus)...........................................................581

2.39.6.6 Call Receive Tone (Capacity Plus)........................................................ 581

2.39.6.7 Ring Style (Capacity Plus)..................................................................... 581

2.39.6.8 Text Message Alert Tone (Capacity Plus)..............................................581

2.39.7.1 Name (Phone Call).................................................................................582

2.39.7.2 Number.................................................................................................. 582

2.40 Digital RX Group List Set...................................................................................................582

2.40.1 General (Digital RX Group List)........................................................................... 582

2.40.1.1 Digital Name...........................................................................................582

2.40.1.2 Available and Members..........................................................................582

2.40.1.3 Adding Digital Groups............................................................................ 583

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2.40.1.4 Removing Digital Groups....................................................................... 583

2.40.1.5 Talkback.................................................................................................583

2.40.1.6 Set/Clear Priority 1................................................................................. 583

2.40.1.7 Set/Clear Priority 2................................................................................. 584

2.40.1.8 Set/Clear Affiliation.................................................................................584

2.41 Capacity Plus RX Group List Set.......................................................................................584

2.41.1 General (Capacity Plus RX Group List)............................................................... 584

2.41.1.1 Capacity Plus Name...............................................................................584

2.41.1.2 Available and Members..........................................................................585

2.41.1.3 Add.........................................................................................................585

2.41.1.4 Remove..................................................................................................585

2.42 Flexible Capacity Plus RX Group List Set......................................................................... 585

2.42.1 General (Flexible Capacity Plus RX Group List)..................................................585

2.42.1.1 Flexible Capacity Plus Name................................................................. 585

2.42.1.2 Available and Members..........................................................................586

2.42.1.3 Add.........................................................................................................586

2.42.1.4 Remove..................................................................................................586

2.43 Personality Set...................................................................................................................586

2.43.1 General (Conventional Personality)..................................................................... 587

2.43.1.1 Channel Type (Conventional Personality)..............................................587

2.43.1.2 Channel Name....................................................................................... 587

2.43.1.3 Voice Announcement File (Conventional Channel)............................... 587

2.43.1.4 Channel Bandwidth (KHz)......................................................................587

2.43.1.5 Scan/Roam List......................................................................................588

2.43.1.6 Auto Scan (Conventional Channel)........................................................588

2.43.1.7 RF AGC (Conventional Channel)...........................................................588

2.43.1.8 Color Code (Conventional Channel)...................................................... 589

2.43.1.9 Inbound Color Code............................................................................... 589

2.43.1.10 Outbound Color Code.......................................................................... 589

2.43.1.11 Extended Range Direct Mode.............................................................. 590

2.43.1.12 Compatibility Mode...............................................................................590

2.43.1.13 Extended Range Direct........................................................................ 590

2.43.1.14 Phone System......................................................................................590

2.43.1.15 Squelch................................................................................................ 590

2.43.1.16 Squelch Level.......................................................................................591

2.43.1.17 Wireline Mute Pin................................................................................. 591

2.43.1.18 Voice Emphasis................................................................................... 591

2.43.1.19 ARTS....................................................................................................592

2.43.1.20 Mandown Profile.................................................................................. 593

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2.43.1.21 Option Board........................................................................................ 593

2.43.1.22 Lone Worker.........................................................................................593

2.43.1.23 Allow Talkaround..................................................................................593

2.43.1.24 IF Filter Type........................................................................................ 594

2.43.1.25 Compressed UDP Data Header...........................................................594

2.43.1.26 Over-The-Air Battery Management...................................................... 595

2.43.1.27 Voice List..............................................................................................595

2.43.1.28 Site List................................................................................................ 595

2.43.1.29 Data List............................................................................................... 595

2.43.1.30 Audio Enhancement.............................................................................595

2.43.1.31 MPT1327..............................................................................................596

2.43.1.32 Channel Inhibit..................................................................................... 597

2.43.1.33 Telemetry VIO 1 GPO Level................................................................ 597

2.43.1.34 Telemetry VIO 2 GPO Level................................................................ 597

2.43.1.35 Telemetry VIO 3 GPO Level................................................................ 597

2.43.1.36 Telemetry VIO 4 GPO Level................................................................ 597

2.43.1.37 Telemetry VIO 5 GPO Level................................................................ 597

2.43.1.38 Scrambling Enable............................................................................... 597

2.43.1.39 Fist Microphone Disable.......................................................................598

2.43.1.40 RX Only (Conventional Channel)......................................................... 598

2.43.1.41 Privacy................................................................................................. 598

2.43.1.42 Network Application Interface Phone................................................... 599

2.43.1.43 Window Size........................................................................................ 599

2.43.1.44 Messaging Delay (ms)......................................................................... 599

2.43.1.45 Compressed UDP Data Header...........................................................599

2.43.1.46 Dual Capacity Direct Mode (DCDM).................................................... 600

2.43.1.47 Timing Leader Preference....................................................................600

2.43.1.48 Repeater/Time Slot.............................................................................. 600

2.43.1.49 Phone System......................................................................................601

2.43.1.50 ARS......................................................................................................601

2.43.1.51 Enhanced GNSS..................................................................................602

2.43.1.52 Window Size........................................................................................ 602

2.43.1.53 Privacy Alias.........................................................................................602

2.43.1.54 Symmetric............................................................................................ 603

2.43.1.55 Option Board Trunking......................................................................... 603

2.43.1.56 Phone Gateway....................................................................................603

2.43.1.57 IP Site Connect.................................................................................... 604

2.43.1.58 System Controller Mode.......................................................................604

2.43.1.59 Messaging Delay (ms)......................................................................... 604

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2.43.1.60 Text Message Type..............................................................................604

2.43.1.61 Beacon Interval (ms)............................................................................ 605

2.43.1.62 Rest Channel Acquisition TOT (min)....................................................605

2.43.1.63 Repeater RSSI Threshold (dBm)......................................................... 605

2.43.1.64 Auto Roam........................................................................................... 606

2.43.1.65 Preference Level.................................................................................. 606

2.43.1.66 Slot 1 Channel ID................................................................................. 607

2.43.1.67 Slot 2 Channel ID................................................................................. 607

2.43.1.68 IP Site Connect Repeater.................................................................... 607

2.43.1.69 Per-Site RSSI Threshold (dBm)........................................................... 607

2.43.1.70 Signaling Pre-emphasis/De-emphasis................................................. 608

2.43.1.71 Wide Area............................................................................................ 608

2.43.1.72 RAS Alias............................................................................................. 608

2.43.1.73 BSI Mode............................................................................................. 608

2.43.1.74 Fixed Privacy Key Decryption.............................................................. 609

2.43.1.75 Ignore Rx Clear Voice/Packet Data..................................................... 609

2.43.2 Enhanced GNSS (Conventional Personality)...................................................... 609

2.43.2.1 Enable (Slot 1)....................................................................................... 609

2.43.2.2 Enable (Slot 2)....................................................................................... 609

2.43.2.3 Enhanced GNSS Window Size (Slot 1)................................................. 609

2.43.2.4 Enhanced GNSS Window Size (Slot 2)................................................. 610

2.43.2.5 Periodic Window Reservation (Slot 1)....................................................611

2.43.2.6 Periodic Window Reservation (Slot 2)....................................................611

2.43.2.7 Shared Channel Frequency (Slot 1).......................................................612

2.43.2.8 Shared Channel Frequency (Slot 2).......................................................612

2.43.3 RX/TX (Conventional Personality)....................................................................... 612

2.43.3.1 RX Frequency (MHz) (Conventional Channel).......................................613

2.43.3.2 RX Squelch Type................................................................................... 613

2.43.3.3 RX DPL Code (Octal).............................................................................613

2.43.3.4 RX DPL Invert........................................................................................ 614

2.43.3.5 RX TPL Frequency (Hz).........................................................................614

2.43.3.6 RX TPL Code......................................................................................... 614

2.43.3.7 RX Signaling System............................................................................. 615

2.43.3.8 RX Ref Frequency..................................................................................615

2.43.3.9 Signaling Squelch.................................................................................. 615

2.43.3.10 Unmute Rule........................................................................................ 616

2.43.3.11 Emergency Alarm Indication................................................................ 616

2.43.3.12 Emergency Alarm Ack..........................................................................616

2.43.3.13 Emergency Call Indication................................................................... 616

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2.43.3.14 Emergency Call Decode Tone............................................................. 617

2.43.3.15 PL for Data........................................................................................... 617

2.43.3.16 Group List.............................................................................................617

2.43.3.17 Squelch Mode...................................................................................... 617

2.43.3.18 PL Override.......................................................................................... 618

2.43.3.19 Auto Reset Mode................................................................................. 618

2.43.3.20 Offset (MHz).........................................................................................618

2.43.3.21 Copy.....................................................................................................619

2.43.3.22 TX Frequency (MHz) (Conventional Channel)..................................... 620

2.43.3.23 TX Squelch Type..................................................................................620

2.43.3.24 TX DPL Code (Octal)........................................................................... 621

2.43.3.25 TX DPL Invert.......................................................................................621

2.43.3.26 TX TPL Frequency (Hz)....................................................................... 621

2.43.3.27 TX TPL Code....................................................................................... 621

2.43.3.28 TX Signaling System............................................................................622

2.43.3.29 TX Ref Frequency (MHz)..................................................................... 622

2.43.3.30 DPL Turn-Off Code.............................................................................. 622

2.43.3.31 VOX (Conventional Channel)...............................................................623

2.43.3.32 TPL Reverse Burst...............................................................................623

2.43.3.33 Power Level......................................................................................... 624

2.43.3.34 TOT (sec)............................................................................................. 624

2.43.3.35 TOT Rekey Delay (sec)........................................................................625

2.43.3.36 Admit Criteria....................................................................................... 625

2.43.3.37 Admit Criteria Not Applied in Auto Reset Mode................................... 626

2.43.3.38 Repeater Access and Radio ID Telegram............................................626

2.43.3.39 ARTS Interval (sec)..............................................................................627

2.43.3.40 Location Data Delivery Mode............................................................... 627

2.43.3.41 Contact Name (Conventional Channel)............................................... 627

2.43.3.42 Emergency System.............................................................................. 628

2.43.3.43 Allow Interruption................................................................................. 628

2.43.3.44 TX Interruptible Frequencies................................................................628

2.43.3.45 In Call Criteria...................................................................................... 629

2.43.3.46 RSSI Threshold (dBm)......................................................................... 629

2.43.3.47 Dual Slot Data Operation..................................................................... 630

2.43.3.48 Data Call Confirmed.............................................................................630

2.43.3.49 Enhanced Channel Access.................................................................. 630

2.43.3.50 Enhanced Channel Access.................................................................. 631

2.43.3.51 CSBK Data...........................................................................................631

2.43.3.52 TOT Type............................................................................................. 631

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2.43.3.53 Cumulative TOT Reset Duration (sec)................................................. 632

2.43.3.54 PTT Keyup Mode................................................................................. 632

2.43.3.55 PTT Keyup Encode.............................................................................. 632

2.43.3.56 PTT Dekey Encode.............................................................................. 633

2.43.3.57 Radio ID Telegram............................................................................... 633

2.43.3.58 Encoder Hold Time (ms)...................................................................... 633

2.43.3.59 Admit Criteria Not Applied in Auto Reset Mode................................... 634

2.43.3.60 GNSS/Data Revert Zone......................................................................634

2.43.3.61 GNSS/Data Revert Channel................................................................ 634

2.43.3.62 Private Call Confirmed......................................................................... 635

2.43.3.63 Repeater Access ID............................................................................. 635

2.43.4 5 Tone Encode (Conventional Personality)......................................................... 635

2.43.4.1 Call 1...................................................................................................... 635

2.43.4.2 Call 2...................................................................................................... 635

2.43.4.3 Call 3...................................................................................................... 635

2.43.4.4 Call 4...................................................................................................... 636

2.43.4.5 Call 5...................................................................................................... 636

2.43.4.6 Call 6...................................................................................................... 636

2.43.4.7 Disconnect Telegram............................................................................. 636

2.43.4.8 Sidetone (5 Tone Channel).................................................................... 636

2.43.5 5 Tone Decode (Conventional Personality)......................................................... 637

2.43.5.1 Available and Decode Telegrams.......................................................... 637

2.43.5.2 Adding Decode Telegrams.....................................................................637

2.43.5.3 Removing Decode Telegrams................................................................637

2.43.5.4 Authorization.......................................................................................... 637

2.43.5.5 Auto Reset Deauthorization................................................................... 638

2.43.6 Selecting the Right Antenna for the Channel Frequency.....................................638

2.44 Zone Set............................................................................................................................ 640

2.44.1 Zone Name.......................................................................................................... 640

2.44.2 Voice Announcement File Selection.................................................................... 640

2.45 Scan Set............................................................................................................................ 640

2.45.1 General (Scan).....................................................................................................640

2.45.1.1 Digital Hang Time (ms).......................................................................... 640

2.45.1.2 Analog Hang Time (ms)......................................................................... 641

2.45.1.3 Priority Alert............................................................................................641

2.45.1.4 Off-Hook Suspends................................................................................642

2.45.1.5 Vote Scan Hang Time (sec)................................................................... 642

2.45.1.6 Fast Vote RSSI Threshold (dB)..............................................................642

2.45.1.7 Start Vote RSSI Threshold (dB)............................................................. 642

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2.45.1.8 Scan Sweep Time (sec)......................................................................... 643

2.45.1.9 Talkgroup Scan Hang Time (ms)........................................................... 643

2.46 Scan Items Set.................................................................................................................. 643

2.46.1 General (Scan Items)...........................................................................................643

2.46.1.1 Scan List Name......................................................................................643

2.46.1.2 Available and Members..........................................................................644

2.46.1.3 Adding Scan Members...........................................................................644

2.46.1.4 Removing Scan Members......................................................................644

2.46.1.5 Set/Clear Priority 1................................................................................. 645

2.46.1.6 Set/Clear Priority 2................................................................................. 645

2.46.1.7 Rx Unconf Grp Data All Scan Members.................................................645

2.46.1.8 Talkback.................................................................................................646

2.46.1.9 PL Type..................................................................................................646

2.46.1.10 Channel Marker....................................................................................646

2.46.1.11 TX Designated Channel Zone..............................................................647

2.46.1.12 TX Designated Channel....................................................................... 647

2.46.1.13 Signaling Hold Time (ms).....................................................................648

2.46.1.14 Priority Sample Time (ms)....................................................................648

2.46.1.15 Auto Acknowledgement....................................................................... 648

2.46.1.16 Voice Scan Hang Time........................................................................ 648

2.46.1.17 Pre-time Delay (ms)............................................................................. 649

2.46.1.18 Early Unmute....................................................................................... 649

2.46.1.19 Display Voted Channel on RX..............................................................649

2.46.1.20 Display on TX Channel........................................................................ 649

2.47 Roam Set...........................................................................................................................649

2.47.1 Active Site Search................................................................................................649

2.48 Roam List Set.................................................................................................................... 650

2.48.1 General (Roam List).............................................................................................650

2.48.1.1 RoamList Name..................................................................................... 650

2.48.1.2 Available and Members (Roam List)...................................................... 650

2.48.1.3 Adding Roam Members......................................................................... 650

2.48.1.4 Removing Roam Members.................................................................... 651

2.48.1.5 Use Per-Site RSSI Threshold................................................................ 651

2.48.1.6 RSSI Threshold (dBm) (Roam List)....................................................... 651

2.49 Capacity Plus Voice List Set..............................................................................................651

2.49.1 General (Capacity Plus Voice List)...................................................................... 652

2.49.1.1 Voice Name............................................................................................652

2.49.1.2 Available and Members..........................................................................652

2.49.1.3 Adding Capacity Plus Voice Channel Members.....................................652

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2.49.1.4 Removing Capacity Plus Voice Channel Members................................652

2.50 Capacity Plus Data List Set............................................................................................... 653

2.50.1 General (Capacity Plus Data List)........................................................................653

2.50.1.1 Data Name............................................................................................. 653

2.50.1.2 Available and Members..........................................................................653

2.50.1.3 Adding Capacity Plus Data Channel Members...................................... 653

2.50.1.4 Removing Capacity Plus Voice Channel Members................................654

2.50.1.5 Enhanced GNSS Window Size.............................................................. 654

2.50.1.6 Enhanced Channel Access.................................................................... 654

2.51 Capacity Plus Site List Set.................................................................................................654

2.51.1 General (Capacity Plus Site List)......................................................................... 655

2.51.1.1 Site Name.............................................................................................. 655

2.51.1.2 GNSS/Data on Revert Channel............................................................. 655

2.51.1.3 Use Per-Site RSSI Threshold................................................................ 655

2.51.1.4 RSSI Threshold (dBm)........................................................................... 655

2.51.1.5 Site ID (Subscriber)................................................................................656

2.51.1.6 Site Alias................................................................................................ 656

2.51.1.7 Voice Announcement File...................................................................... 656

2.51.1.8 Voice List................................................................................................656

2.51.1.9 Data List................................................................................................. 656

2.51.1.10 RX Group List.......................................................................................657

2.51.1.11 RSSI Threshold (dBm)......................................................................... 657

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List of Figures

Figure 1: CPS 2.0 User Interface .......................................................................................................... 52

Figure 2: CPS 2.0 Menu Bar ................................................................................................................. 53

Figure 3: CPS 2.0 Action Bar ................................................................................................................ 53

Figure 4: CPS 2.0 Set Categories ......................................................................................................... 53

Figure 5: CPS 2.0 Navigation Path ........................................................................................................54

Figure 6: CPS 2.0 Programming Pane .................................................................................................. 54

Figure 7: CPS 2.0 Information Windows ............................................................................................... 54

Figure 8: CPS 2.0 Set Categories ......................................................................................................... 74

Figure 9: Example of Selected Row ...................................................................................................... 75

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Table 1: CPS 2.0 Main Menu Functions ................................................................................................54

Table 2: Actions Bar .............................................................................................................................. 55

Table 3: CPS 2.0 File Menu Selections .................................................................................................56

Table 4: CPS 2.0 Device Menu Selections ............................................................................................58

Table 5: CPS 2.0 Licenses Menu Selections ........................................................................................ 65

Table 6: File Menu Selections ............................................................................................................... 70

Table 7: Settings Window Selections .................................................................................................... 70

Table 8: Operational Buttons in CPS 2.0 ...............................................................................................75

Table 9: MOTOTRBO Archive File Types ............................................................................................. 81

Table 10: Recommended Voice Pretime Duration .............................................................................. 100

Table 11: Range .................................................................................................................................. 101

Table 12: Applicable Radio and Repeater Models .............................................................................. 113

Table 13: Range .................................................................................................................................. 115

Table 14: Range .................................................................................................................................. 147

Table 15: Range .................................................................................................................................. 147

Table 16: Range .................................................................................................................................. 147

Table 17: Range .................................................................................................................................. 152

Table 18: GPIO Function Selections ................................................................................................... 172

Table 19: Selections ............................................................................................................................ 436

Table 20: Options ................................................................................................................................ 497

Table 21: Primary ID (Hex) Range ...................................................................................................... 517

Table 22: RX Cycle Time Range ......................................................................................................... 541

Table 23: Range .................................................................................................................................. 643

Table 24: RSSI Threshold Range ........................................................................................................657

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Opening a CPS 2.0 File .........................................................................................................................57

Saving a CPS 2.0 File ........................................................................................................................... 57

Closing a CPS 2.0 File .......................................................................................................................... 58

Generating a CPS 2.0 Report ................................................................................................................58

Reading Data from a Radio ................................................................................................................... 59

Writing Data to a Radio ......................................................................................................................... 60

Cloning a Radio ..................................................................................................................................... 61

Express Cloning a Radio ....................................................................................................................... 62

Updating a Radio ...................................................................................................................................63

Recovering a Radio ............................................................................................................................... 64

Registering Device License ................................................................................................................... 66

Activating Device Licenses ....................................................................................................................67

Viewing Registered Device Licenses .................................................................................................... 68

Recovering Device Licenses ................................................................................................................. 68

Registering Application Licenses ...........................................................................................................69

Viewing Application Licenses ................................................................................................................ 69

Recovering Application Licenses ...........................................................................................................69

Importing Voice Announcement Files ....................................................................................................71

Adding Pre-Shared Keys ....................................................................................................................... 72

Editing Pre-Shared Keys ....................................................................................................................... 72

Deleting Pre-Shared Keys ..................................................................................................................... 73

Using Clone to Deploy a New Fleet of Radios ...................................................................................... 82

Using Clone Express to Modify Shared Parameters in a Deployed Fleet ............................................. 83

Retrieving Firmware and Codeplug Update Package ........................................................................... 83

Loading a Language Pack .....................................................................................................................85

Deleting a Language Pack .................................................................................................................... 86

Loading Voice Announcement Files ...................................................................................................... 86

Deleting a Voice Announcement ........................................................................................................... 87

Removing Imported Voice Announcements .......................................................................................... 87

Unable to Read or Write Codeplug to the Radio ................................................................................... 88

Unable to Recover a Radio ................................................................................................................... 88

Installing MOTOTRBO Driver Windows 7 and Later ............................................................................. 89

Installing FlashZap Driver on Windows Windows 7 and Later .............................................................. 89

Communication Issues Due to Ethernet Properties ...............................................................................89

Selecting the Right Antenna for the Channel Frequency .................................................................... 638

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Helpful Background Information

Related Information Purpose

Radio Management Deployment Guide

MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0, Tuner, AirTracer, and RDAC Applications Installation Guide

MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0 and AirTracer Applications Installation Guide

MOTOTRBO Tuner Application Installation Guide

MOTOTRBO RDAC Application Installation Guide

MOTOTRBBO Radio Management User Guide

MOTOTRBBO CPS Radio Management User Guide

Distributed on the MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0 and tools CD.

Provides installation, operations, and troubleshooting information for the CPS 2.0 and its tools. Distributed on the CPS 2.0 and tools CD.

Provides installation, operations, and troubleshooting information for the CPS 2.0 and its tools. Only for selected region. Distributed on the CPS 2.0 and tools CD.

Provides installation, operations, and troubleshooting information for the Tuner application. Only for selected region. Distributed on the CPS 2.0 and tools CD.

Provides installation, operations, and troubleshooting information for the RDAC application. Only for selected region. Distributed on the CPS 2.0 and tools CD.

Provides introduction, common tasks, and description on each feature in Radio Management Configuration Mode. Also available in online help version.

Provides introduction, common tasks, and description on each feature in CPS 2.0 and Radio Management Template Mode. Also available in online help version.

MOTOTRBBO Tuner Online Help

MOTOTRBBO RDAC User Guide

Provides introduction, common tasks, and description on each feature in Tuner.

Provides introduction, common tasks, and description on each feature in RDAC. Also available in online help version.

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Chapter 1

Introduction to Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0

The MOTOTRBO Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 contains some unique features that users may not be familiar with. For example, MOTOTRBO devices communicate through a universal serial bus internet protocol (USB IP)-based connection to the PC as compared to previous products that relied on serial ports and radio interface boxes (RIB). The following figure shows the graphical user interface of CPS 2.0.

Figure 1: CPS 2.0 User Interface

1.1

CPS 2.0 Overview

The Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 interface is broken down into the following components:

• Menu and Action bars

• Set Categories

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• Navigation Path

• Programming Pane

• Information Windows

Menu and Actions Bars

The Menu bar provides access to all CPS operations.

Figure 2: CPS 2.0 Menu Bar

The Actions bar provides quick buttons to the most used CPS 2.0 operations.

Figure 3: CPS 2.0 Action Bar

See section CPS 2.0 Menu and Actions Bars on page 54 for more information on the Menu and Actions bars.

Set Categories

Set Categories is used for navigating the user configurable radio parameters within a CPS 2.0 archive file. Radio parameters are organized into folders called Sets. See Sets and Configurations for more information on Sets.

Figure 4: CPS 2.0 Set Categories

Navigation Path

As the user clicks through Sets and navigates to a radio parameter, the navigation path (located above Set Categories) is updated to show the user where in the Configuration the field is located. The user can quickly navigate back through the navigation path by clicking an individual link in the path.

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Figure 5: CPS 2.0 Navigation Path

Programming Pane

After navigating to a particular Set, the Programming Pane shows the available radio parameters. See

Programming Pane in CPS 2.0 on page 74 for more information on the Programming Pane.

Figure 6: CPS 2.0 Programming Pane

Information Windows

As the user edits parameters, within a configuration, the information windows provide validation, warning, search, and help details. See Information Windows in CPS 2.0 on page 76 for more details on the information windows.

Figure 7: CPS 2.0 Information Windows

1.1.1

CPS 2.0 Menu and Actions Bars

The user can access the main menu functions and action bar across the top of the Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 software.

Table 1: CPS 2.0 Main Menu Functions

Main Menu Functionality

File Allows the user to perform radio codeplug configurations. See CPS

2.0 File Selections on page 56.

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Main Menu Functionality

Device Allows the user to perform read, write, clone, clone express, update,

and recover radio operations. See CPS 2.0 Device Selections on

page 58. The user can perform the same actions through the Ac-

tion Bar.

Licenses Allows the user to to register and activate device licenses. See CPS

2.0 Licenses Selections on page 65.

Tools Allows the user to access CPS 2.0 settings and to import voice an-

nouncements. See CPS 2.0 Tools Selections on page 69.

Help Opens the full CPS 2.0 Online Help window. See Help Window on

page 78.

Table 2: Actions Bar

Icon Functionality

Allows the user to retrieve and display an archived file. See Opening

a CPS 2.0 File on page 57.

Allows the user to store an archive file at a desired location. See

Saving a CPS 2.0 File on page 57.

Allows the user to read the data stored in a radio. See Reading Data

from a Radio on page 59.

Allows the user to write data to a radio. See Writing Data to a Radio

on page 60.

Allows the user to clone the configuration from an archive and modify radio identity parameters to a radio of the same model. See Clon-

ing a Radio on page 61.

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Icon Functionality

Allows the user to clone a radio while preserving the radio identity parameters of the target radio. See Express Cloning a Radio on

page 62.

Allows the user to write a new firmware to the radio. The tuning block of the radio is preserved before radio update is initiated. See

Updating a Radio on page 63.

Allows the user to associate a feature with a device serial number. See Registering Device License on page 66.

Allows the user to activate a registered feature to a device. See Acti-

vating Device Licenses on page 67.

1.1.1.1

CPS 2.0 File Selections

The selections under the File menu allow the user to perform radio codeplug configurations.

The following options are available under the File menu.

Table 3: CPS 2.0 File Menu Selections

Selection

Open... CTRL+O Allows the user to retrieve and display an archive file. See

Save CTRL+S Allows the user to store an archive file in a desired location.

Save As... – Allows the user to store an archive file with another file name

Keyboard Shortcut

Description

Opening a CPS 2.0 File on page 57.

See Saving a CPS 2.0 File on page 57.

or at another location. See Saving a CPS 2.0 File on page

57.

Reports... – Allows the user to generate different types of Customer Pro-

gramming Software (CPS) 2.0 reports. See Generating a CPS

2.0 Report on page 58.

Close – Closes the open archive but will keep the CPS 2.0 application

open. See Closing a CPS 2.0 File on page 58.

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Selection

Recent Files – Allows the user to open a recently used archive file.

Exit – Allows the user to terminate the CPS 2.0 application.

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Keyboard Shortcut

Description

Opening a CPS 2.0 File

Perform the following steps to retrieve and display an archived file.

Procedure:

1 Open file, by performing one of the following actions:

• Select File→Open.

• Press CTRL+O.

• Click

2 A dialog box appears for the user to select the desired file.

3 Click Open.

CPS 2.0 archive opens in the Programming Pane.

NOTICE: CPS 2.0 can only have one CPS 2.0 archive open at a time. To view multiple archives at the same time open a second CPS 2.0 application.

button in Actions Bar.

NOTICE: If the open operation is performed while an archive is already open in the CPS 2.0 programming page, the open archive is closed and the newly selected archive is displayed in the programming pane.

1.1.1.1.2

Saving a CPS 2.0 File

Perform the following steps to store a file at a desired location.

Procedure:

1 Save file, by performing one of the following actions:

• Select File→Save.

• To save a document with another file name or at another location, select File→Save As.

• Press CTRL+S.

• Click on the button in the Actions Bar.

2 Browse to the file location.

3 Specify the file name.

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4 Click Save.

If the currently selected document is a new document, the Save As dialog box appears instead.

1.1.1.1.3

Closing a CPS 2.0 File

Steps to close an open archive file.

Procedure:

To close an open archive file, perform one of the following steps.

• Select File→Close, or

• Click on the Close archive button (the small x) in the upper right-hand corner of the programming pane.

1.1.1.1.4

Generating a CPS 2.0 Report

The Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 can generate the channel summary and customer handout reports.

Procedure:

1 Open a CPS 2.0 archive file or read a radio

2 Select File→Report....

3 The Reports dialog box opens.

4 Under the Report List, click the desired report.

5 In the Reports dialog box the user can perform one of the following actions:

If… Then…

If user wants to print a report click Print.

If user wants to save a report click Save.

If user wants to close the report click Close.

NOTICE: The report can include information about the customer or radio dealer. For more

information, see Dealer Info on page 71.

1.1.1.2

CPS 2.0 Device Selections

The selections under the Device menu allow the user to perform read, write, clone, clone express, update, and recover radio operations.

Table 4: CPS 2.0 Device Menu Selections

Key-

Selection

Read CTRL+R Allows the user to read the data stored in a radio. See Reading Data

board Shortcut

Description

from a Radio on page 59.

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Key-

Selection

board

Description

Shortcut

Write CTRL+W Allows the user to write data to a radio. See Writing Data to a Radio

on page 60.

Clone CTRL

+F3

Allows the user to clone the configuration from an archive and modify radio identity parameters to a radio of the same model. See Cloning a

Radio on page 61.

Clone Express

CTRL +F4

Allows the user to clone a radio while preserving the radio identity parameters of the target radio. See Express Cloning a Radio on page

62.

Update CTRL+U Allows the user to write a new firmware to the radio. The tuning block

of the radio is preserved before radio update is initiated. See Updat-

ing a Radio on page 63.

Recover – Allows the user to revive a failed radio due to data corruption by re-

writing a good firmware into the radio. The CPS 2.0 preserves the tuning block of the radio before recovery is initiated. See Recovering

a Radio on page 64.

1.1.1.2.1

Reading Data from a Radio

Perform the following steps to read the data stored in a radio.

Prerequisites:

Ensure that the target radio is powered off before attaching a programming cable.

When the radio is connected and the Found New Hardware Wizard window appears, the user must install the MOTOTRBO driver. See Installing MOTOTRBO Driver Windows 7 and Later on page 89.

Procedure:

1 Using a programming cable, connect the destination radio to the USB port of the PC.

2 Power on the target radio.

3 Wait a few seconds after connecting the radio to allow time for the PC to detect the radio.

4 Read the device, by performing one of the following actions:

• From the menu, select Device→Read.

• Press CTRL+R.

• Click on the Read button in the Actions Bar. .

If multiple radios are connected a dialog listing the connected devices will open. Select the target radio and click Ok. A progress bar appears as the radio is read. Upon a successful read, the progress bar disappears and the radio codeplug appears on the Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 screen.

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5 If the reading fails during the first try, repeat step step 4.

6 If unable to read the radio, see Unable to Read or Write Codeplug to the Radio on page 88.

NOTICE: The following notes are for the different types of radios:

• For MOTOTRBO Conventional radios, when reading from multiple radios connected to the PC, one of the first 3 octets of the Radio IP for each radio must be unique.

• For Mobile radios, the front connector takes precedence over the rear connector.. If both the front and rear cables are connected after removing the front cable, a hard reset is required for the rear connector to become active.

NOTICE: The following notes are about the "available for purchase" features:

• Different controls are displayed according to the available for purchase features that are enabled or disabled in the device.

NOTICE: If there is an open archive in the CPS 2.0 programming pane when the read operation is performed, the open archive will be closed and the newly read radio archive will be displayed in the programming pane.

1.1.1.2.2

Writing Data to a Radio

Perform the following steps to write data to a radio. The radio serial number in the open archive must be the same as the serial number in the target device. If the serial number in the archive does not match the target radio and the target radio is the same model as the model in the archive perform a Clone or Clone Express operation.

Prerequisites:

It is recommended that a backup of the original archive file is saved (to revert to the original state if there is erroneous programming).

Ensure that the target radio is powered off.

When the radio is connected and the Found New Hardware Wizard window appears, the user must install the MOTOTRBO driver. See Installing MOTOTRBO Driver Windows 7 and Later on page 89.

Procedure:

In the Actions bar, click the

button to open the source codeplug archive.

NOTICE: The user can also read the data from a radio. See Reading Data from a Radio

on page 59.

2 Connect the target radio to the USB port of the PC with a programming cable.

3 Power on the target radio by pressingthe On/Off button or turning on the volume (depending on

radio model).

4 Wait for a few seconds after connecting the radio to allow time for the PC to detect the radio.

5 Write data to the device by performing one of the following actions:

• From the menu, select Device→Write.

• Pressing CTRL+W.

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• Click the button in the Actions Bar.

Do not disconnect the programming cable until a confirmation dialog is shown.

A progress bar appears as data is written to the radio. If the write operation is successful, the progress bar disappears and a window appears to indicate that the write operation completed. The radio is reset. If the target radio was locked or disabled before performing the write operation, the radio is now enabled. For repeaters, The retries to zero for locking are also reset if the retries have reached its maximum limit. CPS 2.0 programs the first channel in the zone to be the default channel.

NOTICE: The following notes are for the different types of radios:

• For MOTOTRBO Conventional radios, when reading from multiple radios connected to the PC, one of the first three octets of the Radio IP for each radio must be unique.

NOTICE: The following notes are about the "available for purchase" features:

• When the source archive contains enabled "available for purchase" features that are not enabled in the radio, the user is unable to write to the target radio. Registered and activate the missing features and then retry write operation.

• Different controls are displayed according to the available for purchase features that are enabled or disabled in the device.

NOTICE: The following notes are about codeplug version:

• If the codeplug version of the target device is less than the archive codeplug version, the Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 downgrades the archive codeplug version and writes the downraged codeplug to radio. Any missing values are set to the default.

• If the codeplug version of the target device is greater than the archive codeplug version, CPS 2.0 upgrades the archive codeplug version and writes the upgraded codeplug to the radio. Any missing values are set to the default.

1.1.1.2.3

Cloning a Radio

Perform the following steps to copy the configuration of a radio to another radio of the same model. During the clone operation, a dialog is shown for the user to provide the Radio Identity Parameters of the target radio.

Prerequisites:Ensure that the target radio is turned off before attaching a programming cable.

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When and where to use:

Procedure:

Open the source codeplug archive by clicking the button in the Actions bar.

NOTICE: The user can also read the data from a radio. See Reading Data from a Radio

on page 59.

2 Using a programming cable, connect the target radio to the USB port of the PC.

3 Power up the destination radio by pressing the On/Off button or turning the volume knob.

4 Wait a few seconds after connecting the radio to allow time for the PC to detect the radio.

5 Clone data to the device, by performing one of the following actions:

• On the menu, select Device→Clone.

• Pressing CTRL+F3.

• Click the

button in the Actions Bar.

The Connected Devices dialog box appears for the user to select the target radio. The Connected Devices dialog box only lists connected radios that are of a different serial number than what is in the source archive file and are of a similar radio model.

6 Select the target radio to be cloned.

7 Click the Clone button at the bottom of the dialog.

The Clone Radio dialog box appears for the user to modify the radio identity parameters from the source archive file.

8 Click OK.

The radio identity parameters specified and the parameters in the source codeplug are combined and into the radio. A progress bar appears as data is cloned into the radio. If the clone operation is successful, the progress bar disappears and a window appears to indicate that the clone operation completed. The radio is cloned. If the radio is locked or disabled, the radio is now enabled. For repeaters, the retries to zero for locking are also reset if the retries have reached its maximum limit. Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 programs the first channel in the zone to be the default channel.

1.1.1.2.4

Express Cloning a Radio

Express cloning allows you to copy the configuration of a radio to another radio of the same model. This operation takes the source codeplug parameters and combines them with the Radio Identity Parameters already programmed in the target device. The combined codeplug is then cloned into the target radio.

Prerequisites:Ensure that the target radio is turned off before attaching a programming cable.

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Procedure:

Open the source codeplug archive by clicking the button in the Actions Bar.

NOTICE: The user can also read the data from a radio. See Reading Data from a Radio

on page 59.

2 Using a programming cable, connect the target radio to the USB port of the PC.

3 Power up the target radio by pressing the On/Off button or turning the volume knob.

4 Wait a few seconds after connecting the radio to allow time for the PC to detect the radio.

5 Clone data to the target device, by performing one of the following actions:

• On the menu, select Device→Express Clone.

• Pressing CTRL+F4.

• Clicking the

button in the Actions Bar.

The Connected Devices dialog box appears for the user to select the target device. The Connected Devices dialog box lists only the connected devices that are of a different serial number than what is in the source archive file and devices that are of a similar model as the model of the source codeplug.

6 Select the target radio to be cloned.

7 Click the Clone button at the bottom of the dialog box.

A progress bar appears providing status as the Radio Identity Parameters are read out of the target device, merged with the source archive file and the merged codeplug is cloned into the target radio. If the clone operation is successful, the progress bar disappears and a window appears to indicate that the clone operation completed. The radio is cloned. If the radio is locked or disabled, the radio is now enabled. For repeaters, the retries to zero for locking are also reset if the retries have reached its maximum limit. Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 programs the first channel in the zone to be the default channel.

1.1.1.2.5

Updating a Radio

Perform the following steps to upgrade the codeplug of a device and write new firmware to the device. The codeplug in the device is read out and upgraded before the new firmware files are written do the device is initiated.

Prerequisites:Ensure that the target radio is turned off before attaching a programming cable.

Procedure:

1 Using a programming cable, connect the target radio to the USB port of the PC.

2 Turn on the target radio by pressing the On/Off button or turning the volume.

3 Wait for a few seconds after connecting the radio to allow time for the PC to detect the radio.

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4 Update the radio, by performing one of the following actions:

• On the menu, select Device→Update.

• Press CTRL+U.

• Clicking the button in the Actions Bar.

The Update Firmware dialog box appears, containing the list of the available firmware and codeplug packages. The user can filter the list of available firmware by the model, Tanapa number, and source codeplug of the connected devices. If a firmware does not appear in the list, the firmware is either not installed or the source codeplug of the connected device is missing from the update package.

5 Select the target device, select the target firmware version in the Firmware Version column, and

select the target codeplug version in the Codeplug Version column.

6 Click Update.

A progress bar appears as codeplug data is upgraded and the firmware is written to the target device. If the radio is configured with any language packs they are also updated to the latest version included with MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0. Upon a successful update, the progress bar disappears and a window appears indicating that the update is successful.

NOTICE: If you are not using a properly charged battery, you may get a failure that requires reprogramming of the units codeplug or configuration. Write or clone the radio if a failure occurs.

1.1.1.2.6

Recovering a Radio

Radio recovery allows the user to refresh the radio by writing the firmware files to the device along with the default codeplug. The user can use Recover to revive a failed radio because of data corruption or get the radio back to a default "out of box" state. Unlike Update, Recover allows the user to rewrite the same version of firmware that is already deployed in the target device. During the Recover operation, the Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 preserves the tuning block of the radio before recovery is initiated but all user programmable fields are reset to their default values.

Prerequisites:

Ensure that the target radio is turned off.

When the radio is connected and the Found New Hardware Wizard window appears, the user must install the MOTOTRBO driver. See Installing MOTOTRBO Driver Windows 7 and Later on page 89.

If the user is using recovering a radio for the first time, the user may need to install the Motorola FlashZap driver. See Installing FlashZap Driver on Windows Windows 7 and Later on page 89.

Procedure:

1 Using a programming cable, connect the radio to the Universal Serial Bus (USB) port of the PC.

2 Turn on the radio using the On/Off button or turning the volume knob.

3 Wait a few seconds to allow time for the PC to detect the radio.

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4 On the menu, select Device→Recover.

The Recover Device dialog box appears, containing the list of the available firmware and codeplug packages. The user can filter the list of available firmware by the model, Tanapa number, and source codeplug of the connected devices. If a firmware package does not appear in the list, the firmware package is either not installed or the source codeplug of the connected device is missing from the update package.

5 Select the target device, select the target firmware version in the Firmware Version column, and

select the target codeplug version in the Codeplug column.

6 Click Recover.

A progress bar appears as the default codeplug and the firmware are written to the target device. All the language packs included with MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0 are written to the device. If the Recover operation is successful, the progress bar disappears and a window appears to indicate that the Recover operation has completed.

NOTICE: If you are not using a properly charged battery, you may get a failure that requires reprogramming of the units codeplug or configuration. Write or clone the radio if a failure occurs.

1.1.1.3

CPS 2.0 Licenses Selections

The selections under the Licenses menu allow the user to register, view, recover, and activate device and application licenses.

The user can purchase device or application licenses through the Motorola Online (MOL) website. An entitlement identification (EID) is provided after the user has purchased the device or application license.

IMPORTANT: Do not lose the EID. The EID is used to identify and enable the purchased features.

The following selections under the Licenses menu are launched by selecting Licenses and then the relevant selection:

Table 5: CPS 2.0 Licenses Menu Selections

Selection Description

chased features within an EID to one or more device serial numbers. After registration is complete, the user can activate the purchased features to the devices with the registered serial numbers. See Registering Device License on page 66.

Activate Device Licenses... Allows the user to activate a registered licensed feature to a de-

vice. After activation is complete, the feature is enabled. After activation the purchased feature can be configured and written/ cloned into the device. See the following topics:

• Activating Device Licenses on page 67

• Activating MOTOTRBO 2.0 Digital Feature

View Registered Devices Allows the user to list all the serial numbers that have been regis-

tered to a specified EID. See Viewing Registered Device Licenses

on page 68.

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Selection Description

Recover Device Licenses... Allows the user to re-download all licenses registered to one or

more serial numbers. See Recovering Device Licenses on page

68.

Allows the user to register and add MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0 application licensed features. See Registering Application Licenses on

page 69.

View Application Licenses... Displays to the user the licensed state of all MOTOTRBO CPS

2.0 application features. See Viewing Application Licenses on

page 69.

Recover Application Licenses...

Allows the user to recover all MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0 application features that have been registered, to the PC the recover operation is performed on. See Recovering Application Licenses on

page 69.

NOTICE: Some radios have features enabled by default. For more information on the features available for purchase, refer to the Device Information window after reading the radio.

1.1.1.3.1

Registering Device License

Prerequisites: See Licensing Radio and Application Features on page 81 for more information on

enabling device features on a radio.

Procedure:

1 Register the licensed device feature, by performing one of the following actions:

• On the menu bar, select Licenses→ Register Device Licenses.

• Click the

button in the Actions Bar.

2 In the Register Device Licenses dialog box, enter the EID and click Query.

The feature name, applicable device region, available count, and original purchased count for each feature within the EID are listed. The user can search for contents within the results grid in the search bar.

3 Under the Select column, enable the check boxes for the licensed features that the user wants

to register.

4 Click Next.

Enter Devices page appears.

5 Enter the serial numbers for the devices that the user wants to activate the features selected in

step 3, by performing one of the following steps:

• Click the Add button. A row is added to the grid and the user can click the serial number cell and enter in a serial number.

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• Click the File to Grid button to import the serial numbers from a comma-separated variable

(.csv) file. The file must have one serial number per line. The serial numbers targeted for registration is displayed.

• Click the Add all connected devices. The serial numbers for all the connected devices will

be added to the grid.

6 Click Register.

Registration Status page lists all serial numbers targeted for registration, the feature registered, and

the registration status. If status is Featured registered successfully, the feature is now ready to be activated in the device.

Postrequisites:Contact the Network Administration if the PC is unable to communicate with the license server.

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Activating Device Licenses

This procedure allows the user to transfer licensed features to a device. The user is guided through the process by a series of dialogs. When the Activation process has completed the licensed features are enabled in the device and ready to be configured via CPS 2.0.

Prerequisites:Use the same PC that was used to register or recover the device feature. See

Registering Device License on page 66.

Procedure:

1 Connect a radio which has had features registered or recovered to this PC.

2 Activate a registered device license by performing one of the following actions:

• On the menu bar, select Licenses→Activate Device Licenses....

• Click the

button in the Actions Bar.

3 If multiple devices are connected to the PC, select the target device and click Read Features.

The selected device is read and the CPS 2.0 determines whether there are any registered device features ready to be activated. If only one device is connected to the PC, the CPS 2.0 reads the device automatically and determines if are any registered devices features ready to be activated.

4 On the Available Features page, select the features to activate in the connected device.

5 Click Activate.

CPS 2.0 activates the selected features in the device, the device resets, and the results of the activation process is displayed in the Activation Status screen.

6 Export the content of the status grid by clicking the Grid to File button.

7 Exit the Activate Device Licenses dialog box by clicking the Close button.

The device is now ready to be configured via CPS 2.0.

NOTICE: To complete activation of the Digital and Digital Telephone Patch features new firmware must be written to the device. This can be done via the menu Device→Update..., clicking the Update button in the Actions bar, or clicking the Update button in the Activation Status screen

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Viewing Registered Device Licenses

This procedure allows the user to view the devices that have been registered to the features within an EID. The user does not need to connect any devices to the PC during the View Registered Devices process. However, an Internet connection is required.

When and where to use:To view registered devices:

Procedure:

1 On the menu bar, select Licenses→View Registered Devices....

2 In the View Registered Devices dialog, enter the EID given by Motorola Solutions and click

Query.

3 Select a feature from the list and click Next.

The Registered Devices page lists the serial numbers of the devices registered for the selected feature.

4 Export the list to a comma-separated variable (.csv) file by clicking the Grid to File button.

5 Exit the View Registered Devices dialog by clicking the Close button.

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Recovering Device Licenses

The Recover Device Licenses process allows the user to download device licenses that were registered on another PC or download updated device licenses for the Software Update Management feature.

When and where to use:To recover device licenses:

Procedure:

1 On the menu bar, select Licenses→Recover Device Licenses....

2 In the Enter Devices page, enter the serial numbers for the devices the user desires to recover

licenses for. Enter the serial numbers in the following manners:

• Click the Add button. A row is added to the grid. The user can click the serial number cell and enter in a serial number.

• Click the File to Grid button to import the serial numbers from a comma-separated variable (.csv) file. The file must have one serial number per line.

• Click the Add all connected devices button to add all the radios that are connected to the PC.

3 Click the Recover button.

The CPS 2.0 contacts the Motorola Licensing Server and downloads all the licenses registered to the specified devices

4 The Recover Device Licenses Status page lists the serial number and features recovered for

the specified devices.

5 Exported the list to a comma-separated variable (.csv) file by clicking the Grid to File button.

6 Exit the Recover Device License dialog box by clicking the Close button.

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Registering Application Licenses

This procedure allows the user to register and activate CPS 2.0 application features. The user does not need to connect any devices to the PC during registration. However, an Internet connection is required.

Procedure:

1 On the menu bar, select Licenses→Register Application Licenses...

2 In the Register Application Licenses window, enter the entitlement ID (EID)

3 Click Query.

4 Select the feature to be registered.

5 Click Register.

The Registering Application Licenses dialog box appears and provides status of the registration process. After registration completes the success message is shown. CPS 2.0 is now enabled to use the registered feature.

6 Exit the Register Application Licenses process by clicking OK.

1.1.1.3.6

Viewing Application Licenses

This procedure allows the user to view all the available application features and the statuses.

Procedure:

1 On the menu bar, select Licenses→View Application Features..

The Application Licenses dialog box appears. All application features, the applicable region, and status are listed.

2 Exit the Application Licenses by clicking the Close button or press the ESC key on the

keyboard.

1.1.1.3.7

Recovering Application Licenses

This procedure allows the user to recover (re-download) all registered application licenses to this PC.

Procedure:

1 On the menu bar, select Licenses→Recover Application Licenses.

The Recover Application Licenses Status dialog box appears and provides status of the recover operation. After the licenses have been recovered, the success message appears.

2 Exit the Recover Application Licenses process by clicking OK.

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CPS 2.0 Tools Selections

The selections under the Tools menu allow the user to quickly access the Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 settings and to import voice announcements.

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The following selections under the Tools menu are launched by selecting Tools and then the relevant selection:

Table 6: File Menu Selections

Selection Description

Import Voice Announcement...

Opens the Import Voice Announcement Files dialog box. By default the English Voice Announcements, provided with the CPS 2.0, are already imported. The user must import custom voice announcements or voice announcements for other languages. See Importing Voice An-

nouncement Files on page 71

Managed Pre-Shared Keys...

The Manage Pre-Shared Keys feature allows the user to view the preshared keys stored in the CPS 2.0. Key alias is the name to identify a pre-shared key. Key value is an encryption value used to scramble and unscramble codeplug data transmissions on a secure-enabled mode. The key value must be in hexadecimal number (0–9 and A–F). See

Adding Pre-Shared Keys, Editing Pre-Shared Keys on page 72, and Deleting Pre-Shared Keys.

Settings... Opens the Settings window.

Table 7: Settings Window Selections

Selection Description

Language Specifies the language used by CPS 2.0. When a different language is

selected, the CPS 2.0 application must be restarted to display text in the newly selected language. See Language on page 70.

Button Bar Allows the user to select Icon mode or Text mode for the Actions bar.

Text mode displays an icon and text explaining the button behavior, whereas Icon mode only displays an icon.

Notifications All notification messages the user has selected "Don't show again" ap-

pear in this settings page. Un-checking a message re-enables the notification message.

Dealer Info Allows the user to enter dealer-specific information that is included in

any CPS 2.0 Customer Handout report. See Generating a CPS 2.0 Re-

port on page 58. The Dealer Information window provides three sec-

tions containing a template of text that the user can modify. See Dealer

Info on page 71.

Log Allows the user to enable or disable upload of the CPS 2.0 application

log to Motorola Solutions servers. The log allows Motorola Solutions to better categorize and resolve application issues. See Application Log

on page 82 for more information on the application log.

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Language

The Language Settings window allows the user to select the language used by the application.

The supported languages are English, German, Spanish (Latin), Spanish (Spain) French (France),

Italian (Italy), Polish (Poland) Portuguese (Brazil), Russian (Russia), Turkish (Turkey), and Chinese (Simplified)

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The supported languages are English, German, Spanish (Latin), Spanish (Spain) French (France),

Italian (Italy), Polish (Poland) Portuguese (Brazil), Russian (Russia), Turkish (Turkey), and Chinese (Simplified)

The supported language is English.

NOTICE:

When a new language is selected, the CPS 2.0RadioCentral must be restarted before the new language takes effect.

The input language depends on the keyboard selection configured for the operating system of the computer, and not this language selection; however, numbers entered into text field are always shown in the form 0-9, regardless of the language selection.

1.1.1.4.2

Button Bar

The Button Bar window allows the user to select how the Action bar is displayed: text mode or button mode.

1.1.1.4.3

Notifications

The Notifications window notifies the user that if notifications are set to "Don't show again", the Settings window appears.

1.1.1.4.4

Dealer Info

The Dealer Info Settings window allows the user to enter dealer specific information that will be included in MOTOTRBO customer handout reports.

The Dealer Information window provides three sections containing a template of text that can be modified by the user. The default template contains:

contact name dealer name dealer address dealer city, state, zip

dealer mission statement

phone (xxx)xxx-xxxx fax (xxx)xxx-xxxx email user@domain website www.dealername.com

1.1.1.4.5

Log

CPS 2.0 creates a log of operations peformed, errors that occurred, and performance issues. Enable the checkbox in the Log window to upload application log to remote server.

1.1.1.4.6

Importing Voice Announcement Files

By default the English Voice Announcement Import files included with the CPS 2.0 installation are imported automatically. If the user would like to import custom voice announcements or voice announcements for other languages the Import Voice Announcement procedure must be performed. Imported voice announcements can be selected in the Voice Announcement Set, within a

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CPS 2.0 archive. Voice announcements within the Voice Announcement Set are written along with the device codeplug when the archive is written or cloned.

When and where to use:

Procedure:

1 From the Tools menu, select Import Voice Announcement...

2 From the Import Voice Announcements window, select the relevant .mva or .wav files.

The duration of each.wav file must not exceed 20 seconds.

3 Click Open.

4 The Import Status dialog appears and shows progress of the import process for each file

selected.

5 Once Import Voice Announcement Successful is shown all files have been imported.

6 Click on the OK button to close the Import Status dialog.

The voice announcement files can now be selected within the Voice Announcement Set in a CPS 2.0 archive. Imported voice announcements are stored within the CPS 2.0 application data folder. If the user desires to remove imported voice announcements see Removing Imported Voice Announcements

on page 87. Any files that could not be imported are listed in the CPS Application Log on page 82

1.1.1.4.7

Adding Pre-Shared Keys

Add Pre-Shared Keys allows the user to add pre-shared keys to the Customer Programming Software

(CPS) 2.0.

Procedure:

1 From the Actions bars, select Tools→ Manage Pre-Shared Keys... to open the Manage Pre-

Shared Keys window.

2 Click the Add button.

3 From the Add Pre-Shared Key window, type in values for the Key Alias and Key Value.

Key Alias is automatically filled with the PSK<N> value, where <N> is an incremented value. For example, the first default key alias is PSK1 and is followed by PSK2. The key alias can contain only the first 128 ASCII characters.

Key Value is empty by default. The pre-shared key values must be 32 characters in .hex format.

4 Click OK.

The pre-shared key is imported to the CPS 2.0 and is displayed in the Manage Pre-Shared Keys window.

1.1.1.4.8

Editing Pre-Shared Keys

Edit Pre-Shared Keys allows the user to edit Key Alias and Key Value when these fields are not

being used by any managed radios or sets.

Procedure:

1 From the Actions bars, select Tools→ Manage Pre-Shared Keys... to open the Manage Pre-

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2 Select the desired row in the Manage Pre-Shared Keys window.

3 Type in the desired values in the text field to set the new pre-shared key fields.

4 Click the view area to set the new value.

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Deleting Pre-Shared Keys

Delete Key(s) window allows the user to delete the rows that are not being used by any managed

radios or sets.

Procedure:

1 From the Actions bars, select Tools→ Manage Pre-Shared Keys... to open the Manage Pre-

Shared Keys window.

2 Click the Delete

The Delete Key(s) window appears.

3 Click OK.

The pre-shared key is deleted from the CPS 2.0.

1.1.1.5

button.

CPS 2.0 Help Selections

Concept definition.

Selection Description

Contents and Index... Launches the CPS 2.0 help content. Help can

also be launched using the F1 shortcut.

About... Launches the About CPS 2.0 dialog. The about

dialog lists the CPS 2.0 version and copyright information.

1.1.2

Set Categories

Set categories is a navigation pane used to organize all the radio sets within a configuration.

The configuration node lists all the radio features available in the radio and the license status. The user can license the features with the "Available for Purchase" state. See Licensing Radio and Application

Features on page 81.

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Figure 8: CPS 2.0 Set Categories

Device Information

The Device Information on page 91 node displays unique device-specific information that was read out of the device.

Set Folders

Under the Device Information node all sets are organized under set folders. The user can expand the folders and click the desired set. The radio parameters within the set are available for editing in the Programming Pane.

1.1.3

Programming Pane in CPS 2.0

The programming pane in the Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 is the primary area in the application where users select and configure radio features and properties. The programming pane consists of two areas: topic shortcuts followed by radio features organized under topics. The topic shortcuts allow the user to quickly navigate to the different feature topics in the programming pane.

Some of the radio parameters are organized into list item tables within the programming pane. The following sections describe operations that can be performed on a list item table within the programming pane:

• Operational Buttons in CPS 2.0 on page 75

• Row Selection in CPS 2.0 on page 75

• Search Feature in CPS 2.0 on page 75

• Arrange and Hide Columns in CPS 2.0 on page 75

• Fill Down on page 76

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Operational Buttons in CPS 2.0

The operational buttons allows the user to manage the radio data. These buttons appear above List Item tables within a Set.

NOTICE: If a button is not enabled for the selected row, then the requested operation is not supported. Some areas in the programming pane may only allow for a single operation, such as export.

Table 8: Operational Buttons in CPS 2.0

Button Description

The Edit button is used to modify the properties for the selected row.

The Add button is used to add items to the table.

The Delete button is used to remove the selected item from the table.

The 3-dot button provides more options. The options that are available from this button vary.

Row Selection in CPS 2.0

The selection of items is performed by hovering the pointer to the left of the relevant row and clicking the left mouse button. Hovering the pointer over the first column in a row changes the pointer from a standard pointer to a hand pointer. The SHIFT and CTRL keys are used to select a range of rows or selective rows. Selected rows are highlighted.

Figure 9: Example of Selected Row

Search Feature in CPS 2.0

The Search field in the programming pane allows the user to search for content within the table. The search feature searches through every cell in the table and only displays rows that contain some or all of the search criteria.

Arrange and Hide Columns in CPS 2.0

Columns in the programming pane can be arranged by dragging any column by the header section to a new location. Once a column is selected and dragged, arrows appear above and below the header section to indicate the new location. The columns displayed in the programming pane can be hidden to show only those columns of data that are relevant. To hide columns, right any column in the header section to open the Field Chooser window and select only the relevant fields to display.

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Fill Down

To quickly copy the value of a cell to the cells underneath it, select a source cell, hold down Shift, select the target cells under the source cells, right click on the selected cells, and select Fill down in the context menu. The contents of the source cell will be copied into the selected cells.

1.1.4

Information Windows in CPS 2.0

The CPS 2.0 provides information windows along the bottom of the application. By default, these information windows are hidden, where only the names are visible in tabs.

The following windows are supported:

• Validation Results Window on page 76

• Warning Messages Window on page 77

• Search Results Window on page 77

• Help Window on page 78

These information windows provide the user with important and helpful details about operations performed in the application.

NOTICE: The tabs that appear are dependent on the current view of the application.

Expand and Auto Hide Information Windows

To expand information windows, click the relevant tab. The window automatically hides once the user clicks outside the window.

To pin the information window content to the application, select the horizontal Auto Hide pin icon in the upper right-hand corner of the window.

Dock or Float Information Windows

Once a window is pinned to the application, the user can dock the window to a dockable area of the application or allow the window to float anywhere on the screen. To dock a window, click and drag the window by the blue header section over a docking square and release. Docking squares appear in the application once the user drags a window.

To allow the window to float on the screen, simply drag, and drop the window to an area other than a docking square.

1.1.4.1

Validation Results Window

The Validation Results window displays error conditions within the configuration.

NOTICE: The Validation Results window only appears when a Configuration is being edited.

NOTICE: Help for error-related items can be launched by selecting the row with the error and

pressing the F1 key.

The following columns are available from the Validation Results table:

Path

Path within the Configuration to the field containing the error.

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Error Code

An internal error code that identifies the error within the system.

Description

A description that provides details to the user as to the cause of the error.

Actions

When a curly icon (Reset Value) is displayed in the Actions column, the validation error can be automatically resolved by clicking the icon. The user is taken to the Set associated with the error. The field with the error is highlighted in red.

The Reset All (For Selected Top Set) button allows the user to reset all validation errors that found in the currently selected Top Set.

1.1.4.2

Warning Messages Window

The Warning Messages window will display warnings that occur in configurations. For example, if CPS 2.0 cannot paste a value to a radio parameter, a warning will be added listing the parameter that could not be pasted.

NOTICE: The Warning Messages window only appears when a Configuration is being edited.

1.1.4.3

Search Results Window

The Search Results window allows the user to search for fields and/or field values when editing Configurations. This search feature allows the user to quickly locate fields within a Configuration without having to know the Set.

NOTICE:

The Search Results window only appears when a Configuration is being edited.

When editing a configuration, the user enters a word, phrase, or value in the Search field. The x to the right of the Search field is used to clear the search entry and the search results. The search icon ( )

is used to start the search. The drop-down arrow to the right of the Search field allows the user to select from the previous 10 searches.

The following options are used to refine the search:

Name

When selected, the text entered in the Search field is searched against the name of all fields.

Value

When selected, the number or text entered in the Search field is searched against the value of all fields.

Name and Value

When selected, both the field name and value are searched against the entry in the Search field.

Match whole word

When checked, the exact word, phrase, or value entered in the Search field is used to narrow the search results.

The following columns provide details of the search:

Path

The path to the field within the Configuration in Set Name\Field Name format.

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The current value for the field.

NOTICE: Double-clicking any row in the search results opens the relevant Set and places the focus on the field.

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Help Window

The Help window is used to display context-sensitive help for fields used within Configurations and Sets.

NOTICE: The Help widow only appears when a Configuration is being edited.

When a user is editing a Configuration, help content is displayed in the Help window when a field is selected within the Set. Pressing the F1 key opens the full help system with the current selected field in focus.

Pressing the F1 key opens the full help system with the current selected field in focus.

1.2

CPS 2.0 Concepts

This section covers various key concepts employed by MOTOTRBO Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0.

Key concepts of CPS 2.0 are listed in the following sections:

1.2.1

Sets and Configurations in CPS 2.0

Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 uses configurations and set to organize radio identity and radio parameters in a data structure that is saved into archives, read from radios, and written or cloned into radios.

The following sections describe the concepts and editing of Sets and Configurations within CPS 2.0:

1.2.1.1

What are Sets and Configuration?

Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 introduces the concept of Sets and Configurations for programming and organizing radio fields.

Sets

A Set is a logical group of related radio fields. For example, the General Settings Set contains fields that are not specific to a given radio feature, but generally apply to a radio. The CPS 2.0 application is used to access and program radio fields within Sets.

Configurations

A Configuration is a collection of Sets. There are different types of Configurations, which are associated with radio models, versions and options.

A CPS 2.0 archive file consists of radio specific data (model, version, options) and a configuration.

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Copy and Paste Operation

MOTOTRBO Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 supports copying pasting radio set parameters across the following applications:

• MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0 to MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0.

• MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0 to MOTOTRBO Radio Management (RM) Configuration Client.

This feature allows the user to copy the editable data from one configuration (source) and paste the data on another configuration (target). The exchange of data between two configurations is performed at a Set level.

When the user performs the Copy operation on a set/configuration node within the Set Categories navigation page, the allowable files are copied to the Windows clipboard.

For example, a set/configuration is copied and contains fields A, B, C and D. For security reasons, field D is not allowed to be copied. Therefore the data copied to the clipboard are fields A, B, and C only.

The paste operation on the Set Categories navigation pane copies the data from the clipboard to the editable fields in the target set/configuration.

The Warning Messages tab displays an field that did not copy with the failure status/reason.

NOTICE: Multi-select Copy/Paste is only supported when the user selects multiple sets of the same type and only pasting the data on the parent node of the same set type.

Named Sets and References

When pasting parameters that have a name or alias the parameters are matched in the source configuration using the user-defined name. For example, the user chooses to copy a personality that points to a transmit contact name “Call 1”, the value of the field is selected based on the available contacts in the target configuration. If the target configuration does not contain the “Call 1” contact, then contact name "Call 1" is set to NULL and is marked as invalid.

If the user pastes a set that has the same name as a set in the target configuration, CPS 2.0 overwrites the existing set with the source set. Single instance sets are always overwritten with the copied data

1.2.2

Radio Identity Parameters

Depending on the model and features, the fields that constitute the identity of the radio are as follows:

• Radio Alias

• Radio ID

• Radio IP

• CAI Network

• WAVE 5000 Username

• WAVE 5000 Password

• 5 Tone ID

When performing a clone operation, a dialog box is presented to the user that lists the target radio identity parameters. This prompt always reminds the user to provide values for the radio identity parameters without having to find the parameters across several Sets.

When performing a clone express operation, the radio identity parameters in the archive are ignored and the values in the target radio are preserved.

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Codeplug Version Support

MOTOTRBO Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 can perform the operations on the listed radio types for the specified codeplug versions. If the user cannot perform an operation due to the codeplug version of the device, upgrade the device in MOTOTRBO Customer Programming Software (CPS) 1.0 to a codeplug version that is supported according to the following table.

Radio Type Ope

n Archiv e

MOTOTRBO mobile/ portable

MOTOTRBO repeater 14.00.00 (R2.4) or greater.

MOTOTRBO 2.0 mobile/portable

MOTOTRBO 2.0 repeater

MOTOTRBO 2.0.5 mobile

Ope n CPS

1.0 Archiv e

ReadWriteClone/

Clone Express

13.02.00 (R2.4) or greater. Not suppor-

07.07.00 (R2.4) or greater.

01.00.00 (R2.4) or greater

07.07.00 (R2.4) or greater

License Activation

Updat e

ted.

• From:

03.00.11 (R2.1) or greater.

• To:

07.07.00 (R2.4) or greater.

Recover

MOTOTRBO SL 07.07.00 (R2.4) or greater.

MOTOTRBO Light 07.07.00 (R2.4) or greater.

• From:

04.00.09 (R2.2) or greater.

• To:

07.07.00 (R2.4) or greater.

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CPS 2.0 Archive File Support

MOTOTRBO Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 supports opening the following archive files:

Table 9: MOTOTRBO Archive File Types

File format Description

.ctb2

.ctb

.xpba

1.2.5

MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0 archive. All archives saved in MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0 have the .ctb2 file extension. MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0 can open the .ctb2 files and the user can import .ctb2 files as radios in the MOTOTRBO Radio Management Configuration (RMC) Client.

MOTOTRBO CPS 1.0 file format. In order for MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0 to open .ctb files, the user must install a version of MOTOTRBO CPS 1.0. It is recommended that the MOTOTRBO CPS 16.0 or greater is used.

MOTOTRBO RM archive, created by exporting a radio in the RMC Client. MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0 can open the .xpba files but cannot save files in the .xpba format.

Licensing Radio and Application Features

The user can purchase radio features through the Motorola Online (MOL) website. After the radio features are purchased, an Entitlement ID (EID) is provided. Keep the EID in a safe place because the EID is used to identify the licensed features and is necessary for enabling those features in the device.

A two-step process must be followed to enable a feature:

Registration

During Registration, the user associates the licensed features with all the devices on which they want to enable the feature.

NOTICE: Internet connection is required. After Registration is complete, the licensed radio features are ready to be activated on the registered devices.

Activation

During Activation, connect the device to the same PC on which the device was registered or the license was downloaded using the Recovering Device Licenses on page 68 process.

IMPORTANT: If the device Serial Numbers are registered within an office, but the actual devices are in the field, it is necessary to use a computer that can be brought out to the devices in the field, such as a laptop.

After Activation is complete, the feature is enabled in the device and ready to be configured via CPS.

To determine which features are available for purchase, perform a read operation on the device and go to the top configuration node under Set Categories.

NOTICE: When installing MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0 any device licenses registered using CPS 1.0 will be transferred to CPS 2.0. After installation of CPS 2.0 any device licenses registered in CPS 1.0 will not automatically be available in CPS 2.0. For those licenses to be available in CPS 2.0 use the Recovering Device Licenses on page 68 process.

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1.2.6

Application Log

CPS 2.0 creates a log of operations peformed, errors that occurred, and performance issues.

The log is saved locally in %programdata%\Motorola\MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0\Log. The log contains errors such as failing to import a voice announcement file, failure during any device operation, or a failure with the application itself.

To help characterize and resolve issues, the user can enable upload of the log to a remote server for Customer Support and engineers to view. The log is uploaded for the following events:

• An error occurs.

• The application is launched.

• The application is closed.

The user is prompted at the launch of the CPS 2.0 to enable upload of the application log. The user can also enable or disable upload of the log in the menu bar by selecting Tools→Settings. Then select Log.

1.3

Common Tasks in Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0

This section covers various common scenarios for Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0.

The following sections contain helpful common tasks information:

1.3.1

Using Clone to Deploy a New Fleet of Radios

Out of the box, every radio is configured with the same radio identity parameters. To have an effective MOTOTRBO system each radio should have its own unique identity. The Clone operation can be used to quickly deploy a new fleet of radios or to add new radios to deployed fleet.

When and where to use:In MOTOTRBO CPS 1.0 to ease deployment of a fleet of radios the user would go to Edit→Preferences and would enable the Clone Identity feature. This allows the user to edit the Radio ID, Radio Alias, and any other unique parameters and then Clone the codeplug to the radio. To perform the same operation in CPS 2.0, follow these steps.

Procedure:

1 Open the source archive that will be cloned into the new fleet of radios.

2 Connect a similar model target radio that has a different serial number than what is in the source

archive.

3 Click on the Clone button in the actions bar.

4 In the Connected Devices dialog select the target radio.

The Clone dialog appears displaying all the Radio Identity Parameters on page 79 from the source archive file.

5 Fill in the desired values for the target radio.

6 Click the Clone button within the Clone dialog.

7 A progress bar appears detailing status of the clone operation.

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8 Once the clone successful message appears: disconnect the radio, connect a new radio, and

repeat steps 3-8.

All new radios is deployed with unique identity parameters. Unlike CPS 1.0, the user does not have to worry if the Clone Identity preference was set correctly.

1.3.2

Using Clone Express to Modify Shared Parameters in a Deployed Fleet

In a deployed fleet of radio, meticulous planning and programming was performed to ensure that each radio was configured with unique radio identity parameters. The user of CPS 2.0 wants to ensure that any further updates of shared parameters does not overwrite the radio identity parameters in the deployed fleet.

When and where to use:In MOTOTRBO CPS 1.0, the CPS user would go to Edit→Preferences amd would disable the Clone Identity feature. This would allow the user to overwrite the shared parameters of a source archive without overwriting the Radio Identity Parameters on page 79 in the target radios. In order to perform the same operation in CPS 2.0 perform the following steps.

Procedure:

1 Open the source archive that will be cloned into the deployed fleet of radios.

2 Connect a similar model target radio that has a different serial number than what is in the source

archive.

3 Click on the Clone Express button in the actions bar.

4 In the Connect Devices dialog select the target radio.

5 Unlike the clone operation, the Clone dialog will not appear. Instead a progress bar appears

detailing status of the clone express operation. CPS 2.0 will read out the radio identity parameters of the target radio and merge them with the source codeplug. Then it will write the merged codeplug to the target devices.

6 Once the clone express successful message appears: disconnect the radio, connect a new

radio, and repeat steps 3-5.

All radios programmed will now have the new shared parameters from the source archive but each radios' identity parameters will be retained. Unlike CPS 1.0, the user does not have to worry if the Clone Identity preference was set correctly.

1.3.3

Retrieving Firmware and Codeplug Update Package

In order to perform Update and Recover operations using MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0 the desired update package must be downloaded and installed on the PC performing the operations.

When and where to use:Previously installed System Release 2.4 and greater update packages, used with CPS 1.0, can be used with CPS 2.0. The below steps only need to be performed for update packages that are not already installed.

Procedure:

1 Launch the web browser.

2 Log on to the Motorola Solutions Online (MOL) website.

3 Click the Resource Center link.

4 In the search area, type MOTOTRBO.

5 From the Available List window, Select the update package.

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6 Save the update package (compressed or zipped) onto the desktop.

7 Extract the compressed file.

8 Run the install executable extracted from the compressed update package.

9 After the install completes the update package is available for use in the Update and Recover

operations.

1.4

Differences between CPS 2.0 and CPS 1.0

The below sections list key differences between MOTOTRBO CPS 1.0 and CPS 2.0.

1.4.1

Features Not Supported in CPS 2.0

Below is the list of features that were available in Customer Programming Software (CPS) 1.0 but are not supported in CPS 2.0.

Radios or Archives on System Releases Prior to 2.4.

CPS 2.0 and Radio Management (RM) Configuration Client cannot open archives or perform operations on radios that are on system release prior to 2.4. If you do not wish to upgrade these radios to system release 2.4 or higher please continue to use CPS 1.0 to configure them. See Codeplug

Version Support on page 80 for the codeplug versions and radio types CPS 2.0 supports.

IP Repeater Programming

IP Repeater Programming is not supported in CPS 2.0. For users who have repeaters on system release 2.10 or greater, please use RM to perform IP Repeater Programming operations.

Bluetooth Programming

Bluetooth programming is not supported in CPS 2.0.

Undo/Redo

Undoing and redoing radio parameter changes is not supported in CPS 2.0.

Drag Drop

CPS 2.0 does not support the ability to drag a set or configuration from one application instance of CPS 2.0 and drop the set or configuration into another application instance of CPS 2.0. Using the copy and paste operations has the same effect as drag drop.

Expert/Basic/Custom Views

CPS 1.0 allowed the user to selectively choose Basic View where only a small set of radio parameters were visible in the CPS UI, Expert View where all radio parameters were visible in the UI, and Custom View where the user could define which parameters are visible in the UI. CPS 2.0 only supports the equivalent of Expert View, where all radio parameters are visible.

3600 Trunking Subscribers

CPS 2.0 does not support 3600 Trunking radios or archives. Continue to use CPS 1.0 to configure 3600 trunking radios.

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Detailed and Customer Handout Expanded Reports

CPS 2.0 does not allow the user to generate detailed archive reports or customer handout expanded reports.

Multiple Selection

At this time CPS 2.0 does not support operations on more than one row element within a List Item Table at a time. Also, performing operations on multiple sets at time is not supported.

1.4.2

Multiple Document Support

MOTOTRBO CPS 1.0 allowed the user to open several archive documents in the same CPS 1.0 application instance. MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0 only allows the user to open one archive document at a time per CPS 2.0 application instance.

To view multiple CPS 2.0 archive documents at once, the user can launch multiple application instances of CPS 2.0 by performing one of the following operations:

• Right-click an open instance of CPS 2.0, in the Windows taskbar, and select MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0.

• Open the Windows start menu, navigate to the Motorola applications folder, and select MOTOCPS

2.0.

• Double click on the MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0 application shortcut on the desktop.

As CPS 2.0 can only have one archive open at a time there is a change in the read and open operations. If an archive is already open and the user tries to open a new archive or read a radio, the currently opened archive closes and is replaced with the newly opened/read archive. If the open archive had not been saved, the user is prompted to save or discard the archive before the new archive is opened.

1.4.3

Configuring Voice Announcements and Language Packs

In MOTOTRBO CPS 1.0, adding and removing language packs or voice announcements were individual operations that had to be performed on each radio. In MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0, adding and removing language packs and voice announcements are done inside the configuration and are added or removed as part of the Write/Clone/Clone Express operations.

See the following sections for more information.

1.4.3.1

Loading a Language Pack

Perform the following steps to load different language packs into the radio.

Prerequisites:

Procedure:

1 Open a source archive that will be written or cloned to the desired target radio.

2 From the Set Categories tab, select General→Language Pack set.

The Language Packs set is displayed.

3 Click

4 In the Add Language Packs window, select the desired language.

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Select multiple languages by pressing the CTRL key while clicking the desired languages.

5 Click OK.

6 Perform a Write/Clone/Clone Express operation on the target radio to load the added language

packs.

NOTICE: Even if the identification (ID) of the language pack in the source and the destination are the same, the Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 always overwrites the language pack. If the user selects multiple language packs that have the same language pack ID but with different version numbers, CPS loads the language packs with the higher version.

The archive opened must be for a display model.

This task does not apply to repeaters.

If the radio has at least one language pack loaded, the language pack information is displayed in the Language Pack set the next time the user reads the radio.

1.4.3.2

Deleting a Language Pack

Perform the following steps to remove unwanted language packs from the radio.

Prerequisites:

Procedure:

1 Open a source archive that will be written or cloned to the desired target radio

2 From the Set Categories tab, select General→Language Pack set.

The Language Packs set is displayed.

3 In the Language Packs List table, select the unwanted language.

Select multiple languages by pressing the CTRL key while clicking the desired language.

4 Right click and select Delete.

5 Perform a Write/Clone/Clone Express operation on the target radio to delete the language packs

removed from the configuration.

NOTICE:

The archive opened must be for a display model.

This task does not apply to repeaters.

1.4.3.3

Loading Voice Announcement Files

Perform the following steps to load voice announcement files to a radio.

When and where to use:Voice Announcement files must be imported into CPS 2.0 before they can be selected in a configuration. See Importing Voice Announcement Files on page 71.

Procedure:

1 Open a source archive that will be written or cloned to the desired target radio.

2 From the Set Categories tab, select General→Voice Announcement set.

3 Under the General topic set Announcement Type to Voice Announcement Files.

4 Above the Files List table, click

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5 In the Add Voice Announcement dialog select the imported voice announcement files to add to

the device.

6 Click OK.

7 Assign the added voice announcement files to the channels, zones, or features the user desires

the radio to announce.

8 Perform a Write/Clone/Clone Express operation on the target radio to add the voice

announcement files and to configure the announcement settings.

1.4.3.4

Deleting a Voice Announcement

Perform the following steps to remove voice announcement files from a radio

Procedure:

1 Open a source archive that will be written or cloned to the desired target radio.

2 From the Set Categories tab, select General→Voice Announcement set.

3 Navigate to the File List table.

4 Select the voice announcement files to be removed from the target device. Use Shift and CTRL

keys to multiple select files.

5 Click

6 Fix any zones, channels, or features that were referencing the removed voice announcement

files.

7 Perform a Write/Clone/Clone Express operation on the target radio. Any voice announcement

file removed from the File List will be deleted from the device.

1.4.3.5

Removing Imported Voice Announcements

This procedure allows the user to remove imported voice announcements. Removed voice announcements will no longer be selectable in the File List within the Voice Announcement Set

Procedure:

1 In the File List within the Voice Announcement set, open a Windows Explorer dialog.

2 In the address bar type %programdata%\Motorola\MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0\Voice

Announcement.

3 Select the files to be deleted.

4 Press the DEL on the keyboard or right-click the files and select Delete.

The deleted files are no longer selectable in the File List section of the Voice Announcement Set.

NOTICE: If deleted files are referenced within the File List of the Voice Announcement Set in a CPS 2.0 archive, remove those files from the File List before any write or clone operations.

1.5

Troubleshooting in Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0

This section covers various troubleshooting scenarios for Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0.

WARNING: Only an experienced user should perform these troubleshooting activities.

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The following sections contain helpful troubleshooting information:

1.5.1

Unable to Read or Write Codeplug to the Radio

If the user is unable to read the codeplug from the radio or write the codeplug to the radio, check the following:

When and where to use:

• The programming cable is connected to the USB port and the radio.

• Ensure that the radio is powered up.

• For portable radios, ensure that the battery level is not low.

• Ensure that the network connection is established by checking if the network connection icon for the MOTOTRBO radio appears in the Windows taskbar.

• If multiple MOTOTRBO devices are connected to the PC, ensure that the third octect of the Radio

IP on page 411 is unique. For example, a valid configuration would radio 1's Radio IP is configured

as 192.168.10.1 and radio 2's Radio IP is configured as 192.168.11.1. An invalid configuration would be, radio 1's Radio IP is configured as 192.168.10.1 and radio 2's Radio IP is configured as

192.168.10.2.

• During write operation for MOTOTRBO conventional radios and MOTOTRBO 2.0 radios, ensure the archive file met the following criterias:

- Check for Password is applicable and set to Read Only.

- Read/Write and Codeplug Password is set to blank.

• The model number in the device matches the supported devices.

• The user does not try to read a device that has a major codeplug version greater than the supported codeplug version of the Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0.

• Ensure that a replacement board serial number is not detected on the device. This applies to both boards on a dual board device.

• The MOTOTRBO driver is installed in the My Computer\System Properties\Hardware \Device\Manager\Network Adapters.

• If the driver is not installed, double-click the Motorola LTD Devices and update the driver from the

Driver tab. See Installing MOTOTRBO Driver Windows 7 and Later on page 89.

1.5.2

Unable to Recover a Radio

If the user is unable to recover a radio, check the following:

When and where to use:

• Ensure that the programming cable is connected to the Universal Serial Bus (USB) port and the radio.

• Ensure that the radio is turned on.

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• Ensure that a replacement board serial number is not detected on the device. This sentence applies

to both boards on a dual board device.

1.5.3

Installing MOTOTRBO Driver Windows 7 and Later

The user is prompted to install the MOTOTRBO driver when the radio is connected to the PC for the first time. The isntallation of the driver establishes a connection between the radio and the PC. This procedure is for the Home and Business edition of Windows 7 and later.

Prerequisites:Exit all the MOTOTRBO programs running on the computer.

Procedure:

1 Connect one end of the programming cable to the radio and the other end to the universal serial

bus (USB) port of the PC.

2 Turn on the radio.

3 Follow the prompts in the Driver Software Installation window to install the driver.

4 Once the Driver Software Installation completes close the install dialog.

5 Perform any operation under the Device menu.

The MOTOTRBO driver installation is complete.

1.5.4

Installing FlashZap Driver on Windows Windows 7 and Later

The user is prompted to install the FlashZap driver when the user triggers the device update or recover radio for the first time. This driver installation is required for the Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 Device Update and Recover feature to communicate with the repeaters in FlashZap or Boot Mode. This procedure is for Windows 7 and later.

Prerequisites:Exit all the MOTOTRBO programs running on the computer.

Procedure:

1 Connect one end of the programming cable to the radio and the other end to the universal serial

bus (USB) port of the PC.

2 Turn on the radio.

3 On the Driver Software Installation window, click Close.

The installation is complete.

Postrequisites:Restart to the update or recover operations. See Updating a Radio on page 63 or

Recovering a Radio on page 64.

1.5.5

Communication Issues Due to Ethernet Properties

When a MOTOTRBO radio or repeater is connected to a PC it appears as a network interface. On some PCs the ethernet properties of the radio's network interface can cause issues with CPS Operations. When these problems occur it is recommended to disable unneeded ethernet properties.

Procedure:

1 Open configure the ethernet properties, by performing one of the following actions:

• Click Start→ Settings→ Network & Internet → Change adapter options.

• Click Start→ Control Panel→Network and Sharing Center → Change adapter settings.

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2 Double-click the network connection named <Local Area Connection> that has the device

name <MOTOTRBO Radio>.

User can have more than one local area connection active on their machine. Ensure that the right connection is selected.

3 In the Local Area Connection Status window, select Properties.

4 Under the This connection uses the following items:, uncheck all the check boxes except for

Internet Protocol (TCP/IPv4).

5 Click OK.

The setup for the MOTOTRBO local area connection is complete.

Postrequisites:The user must set up the MOTOTRBO LAN every time the MOTOTRBO driver installation is required. See Installing MOTOTRBO Driver Windows 7 and Later on page 89.

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Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 Sets

The Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 groups radio parameters into Sets. A Set is a collection of radio parameters that define a specific radio feature (For example, General Settings or Network). For MOTOTRBO, Sets are preselected and grouped into a Configuration for a specific product family, such as MOTOTRBO Subscribers. The Sets that are preselected for Configurations cannot be shared between other Configurations. For this reason, the configuration and modification of parameters within a preselected Set must be performed within the relevant Configuration.

The following Sets are supported for MOTOTRBO:

2.1

Device Information

This section displays unique device specific information that is stored in the Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0.

The following fields are supported:

2.1.1

Model Number

This read-only field displays a string of alphanumeric characters to represent the radio type.

Examples of model types include MOTOTRBO Non-Display Portable, MOTOTRBO Display Mobile with GNSS, and MOTOTRBO Repeater.

This paragraph is applicable to MOTOTRBO Conventional radios. By default, when creating an IP Site Connect system, the Model Number is blank and would always be blank unless it is programmed to be updated to reflect the programmed repeater's model number.

2.1.2

Tanapa Number

This field displays a string of alphanumeric characters that is used for factory or distribution center tracking and regional labeling.

2.1.3

Region

This field displays the codeplug region. CPS 2.0 can program radios from all regions.

2.1.4

Serial Number

This read-only field displays a string of unique alphanumeric characters to identify the radio.

This feature is applicable to MOTOTRBO Conventional radios.

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By default when creating a Link Establishment system, the Serial Number is blank and would always be blank unless it is programmed to be updated to reflect the programmed model number for the repeater.

2.1.5

Physical Serial Number

This read-only field displays a string of unique alphanumeric characters to identify the radio.

2.1.6

Firmware ID

The field displays an ID that uniquely identifies the radio firmware. Firmware ID can be used to differentiate firmware for the same or different products.

2.1.7

Frequency Range (MHz)

This field displays the radio's frequency range.

The range is defined as being between, or equal to, the minimum and maximum frequencies, at which the radio is allowed to operate.

2.1.8

Power Range (W)

This read-only field displays the power range in watts of the radio.

2.1.9

Power Range (W)

This read-only field displays the power range in watts for the 800 MHz and 900 MHz band of the radio.

NOTICE:

This feature is applicable for MOTOTRBO Conventional Mobile and Repeater 800/900 MHz.

2.1.10

12V Power Range (W)

This read-only field displays the 12V power range in watts of the radio.

2.1.11

24V Power Range (W)

This read-only field displays the 24V power range in watts of the radio.

2.1.12

Firmware Type

Displays the firmware type programmed in the radio.

The available firmware types are Analog and Digital.

• Analog: Analog only firmware

• Digital: Analog and digital firmware

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Firmware Type

Displays the firmware type programmed in the radio.

The available firmware types are Analog and Digital.

• Analog: Analog only firmware

• Digital: Analog and digital firmware

2.1.14

Firmware Version

This field displays the firmware version programmed in the radio.

Firmware is the software that controls the internal hardware components of the radio.

2.1.15

Codeplug Version

This field displays the codeplug version programmed in the radio.

Codeplug is the information (data) that supports the firmware and hardware configuration.

2.1.16

Bootloader Version

This field displays the bootloader version programmed in the radio.

The bootloader is the software component used to upgrade the firmware and codeplug of the radio.

2.1.17

Netmask

Typical network configuration parameters include the subnet mask (netmask) in addition to the IP address.

Subnetting an IP network allows a single large network to be broken down into several logical smaller ones by allocating bits from the host portion as the network portion. The subnet mask tells how many bits identify the subnetwork, and how many bits provide room for the host addresses. The Netmask value is not editable.

NOTICE:

For MOTOTRBO Conventional radios, this feature value is fixed at 255.255.255.0 irregardless of the Radio IP address configuration.

2.1.18

Last Programmed Date and Time

The field displays the last date and time at which the radio was programmed.

2.1.19

MAC Address

Displays the MAC address or physical address for the repeater and the MOTOTRBO SLR Series repeater.

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This address serves as a unique device identifier.

NOTICE:

This feature is applicable to MOTOTRBO Conventional radios in Digital mode only.

2.1.20

Wi-Fi MAC Address

Displays the Wi-Fi MAC address or physical address for the repeater and the MOTOTRBO SLR Series repeater.

This address serves as a unique device identifier.

NOTICE:

If a unique WiFi MAC address is not encountered during a Read job (for example, FF-FF-FFFF-FF-FF, 00-00-00-00-00-00), enable the WiFi feature on the radio and repeat the Read job. When successful, a unique WiFi MAC address (for example, 4C-CC-34-22-38-C6) is displayed.

This feature is applicable to MOTOTRBO Conventional radios in Digital mode only.

2.1.21

Controller FPGA Version

Displays the version of the Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) software image that is built in the controller board of a MTR3000 base radio/repeater.

2.1.22

Wireline FPGA Version

Displays the version of the Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) software image that is built in the wireline card for a MTR3000 base radio/repeater with the Wireline board installed.

2.1.23

RX Frequency Range (MHz)

Displays the RX frequency range for the radio.

The range is defined as being between, or equal to, the minimum and maximum frequencies, at which the radio is allowed to operate.

2.1.24

RX Frequency Range (MHz)

Displays the 800 MHz band and 900 MHz band RX frequency range for the MOTOTRBO Conventional Repeater.

The range is defined as being between, or equal to, the minimum and maximum frequencies, at which the radio is allowed to operate.

2.1.25

RX Frequency Range (MHz) (SL Series 800/900 MHz Radios)

Displays the RX frequency range for the radio.

The range is defined as being between, or equal to, the minimum and maximum frequencies, at which the radio is allowed to operate.

NOTICE:

This feature is applicable for MOTOTRBO 2.0 SL Series 800/900 MHz radios.

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TX Frequency Range (MHz)

Displays the TX frequency range for the radio.

The range is defined as being between, or equal to, the minimum and maximum frequencies, at which the radio is allowed to operate.

NOTICE:

This feature is disabled when the Voting Mode feature is set to Analog Satellite Receiver or Digital Satellite Receiver. This feature is still disabled even though the user sets Voting Mode to Normal Repeater or Digital Voting Repeater until the user reads a device with Voting Mode set to those values.

2.1.27

TX Frequency Range (MHz)

Displays the 800 MHz band and 900 MHz band TX frequency range for the MOTOTRBO Conventional Repeater.

The range is defined as being between, or equal to, the minimum and maximum frequencies, at which the radio is allowed to operate.

NOTICE: This feature is disabled when the Voting Mode feature is set to Analog Satellite Receiver or Digital Satellite Receiver. This feature remains disabled until the user sets Voting Mode to Normal Repeater or Digital Voting Repeater and reads a device.

2.1.28

TX Frequency Range (MHz) (SL Series 800/900 MHz radios)

Displays the TX frequency range for the radio.

The range is defined as being between, or equal to, the minimum and maximum frequencies, at which the radio is allowed to operate.

NOTICE:

This feature is applicable to MOTOTRBO 2.0 SL Series 800/900 MHz radios.

2.2

Welcome Bitmap Set

The Welcome Bitmap set is used to load an image that appears on the radio display when the radio is turned on.

The following section contains all supported fields:

2.2.1

General (Welcome Bitmap)

The General section of the Welcome Bitmap set contains the following fields:

2.2.1.1

Welcome Image

Allows the user to load an image (bitmap) that is used as a Welcome screen for the radio.

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The Select button is used to select a bitmap image, while the Remove button is used to remove the current image from the radio display.

The resolution and color depth for the image are as follows:

• 160 pixel (width) * 72 pixel (height) and 256 color for Mobile

• 132 pixel (width) * 90 pixel (height) and 256 color for Portable Full Keypad model

• 132 pixel (width) * 72 pixel (height) and monochrome color for Portable Limited Keypad model

• 132 pixel (width) * 90 pixel (height) for Handheld Control Head (HCH) mode

• 320 pixel (width) * 240 pixel (height) and 16-bit (R5-G6-B5) color for SL Series radios

NOTICE:

When the Welcome image is used, the Radio Name text is not displayed during the power up sequence.

If the mobile radio is in HCH mode, the user cannot customize the Welcome Bitmap for HCH. Therefore, the default Welcome image is used on the welcome screen regardless of the bitmap image selection.

2.3

Language Packs Set

The Language Packs set is used to create a list of language pack sets that are used to assign to radios. The user can add multiple sets of language packs by using the Language Pack List table.

The following fields are supported:

2.3.1

Language

Displays the language selected from a list of Language Packs.

Languages are added by selecting the Add icon. Once languages are selected from the Add

Language Packs window, they are added to the list of languages packs and removed from the Add Language Packs window.

NOTICE: Languages in the Add Language Packs window are listed in their native language.

2.3.2

Locale

Displays the 4 character language code (i.e., en-us) for the selected language pack.

2.4

General Settings Set

The General Settings set allows you to configure general parameters for the radio.

2.4.1

General (General Settings)

This section explains the general setting for General set.

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2.4.1.1

Subscriber Inactivity Timer (SIT) (ms)

The Subscriber Inactivity Timer (SIT) controls how long the repeater will continue transmitting with absence of subscriber activity on the uplink.

If the repeater is operating on shared-use frequencies, it cannot remain keyed indefinitely for the benefit of broadcasting synchronization signals to subscriber units. The repeater will likely be de-keyed most of the time; thereby requiring subscriber units to first activate the repeater (via the uplink frequency) and acquire synchronization (via the downlink frequency) before completing the call setup request and subsequent first transmission. The net result of these extra procedures is increased access time; therefore, it is desirable to avoid these steps, whenever possible. There is a trade-off to minimizing access time by keeping the repeater keyed for as long as practically possible, while complying with the regulations regarding shared-use channels, which essentially require the repeater to dekey when the channel is not in use. This can be balanced with the use of the Subscriber Inactivity Timer.

The SIT timer starts when there is no inbound subscriber activity on either time slot (Slot 1 or 2) of a repeater. When the SIT timer expires, the repeater will stop transmitting until awoken again by a subscriber. To accommodate the reserved hang time after each transmission, the SIT timer should always be equal or greater than the Hang Time (group, private, or emergency hang time; whichever the longest) in the repeater. This will allow the reserved hang time and a short unreserved hang time after each transmission prior to the repeater dekeying. If shared use is not a concern, the SIT timer can be set to the maximum value. If shared use is a concern, the SIT timer should be set equal to or slightly longer than the configured call hang timers.

For Connect Plus, the SIT value that is programmed with Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0 will be overwritten by the XRC when it establishes its link with the repeater. The SIT value is not programmable in the Connect Plus Network Manager, but the XRC does consider other Network Manager-configurable values (the Call Hang Timers) when setting the SIT. The repeater will use the SIT value supplied by the XRC as long as it maintains connectivity to the controller. It is important to know that always displays the CPS 2.0-configured value, even when connected to the XRC. The repeater utilizes the CPS 2.0-configured value when it doesn’t have a connection to the XRC (such as when the repeater is operating in Conventional Fallback mode).

For Capacity Plus–Single-Site and Capacity Plus–Multi-Site, the SIT should be set greater than the longest hang timer to avoid the possibility of missing the Capacity Plus–Single-Site Status CSBK transmitted at the end of a call. This ensures that the radio moves to either the rest channel or to another active call of interest in the most efficient way possible.

Range:

Maximum Minimum Increment

7000 ms 1000 ms 500 ms

NOTICE:

This feature is disabled if Repeater Mode is set to Analog.

This feature is supported in Digital mode only.

2.4.1.2

Radio Alias

Sets an alias for the radio.

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When the radio is turn on, this alias shows up as the welcome text, if the Welcome Image on page 95 is not used. The user may enter up to a maximum of 16 characters. Valid characters are alphanumerics, spaces and special characters. This is a radio-wide feature.

NOTICE:

This feature is not applicable for SL Series Commercial radios.

To preserve the current value of this feature in the radio and ignore the archive identity feature value during cloning, see Express Cloning a Radio on page 62.

This feature is supported in Digital mode only.

2.4.1.3

Radio ID

Sets an individual ID that uniquely identifies the radio.

This ID is used by other calling radios when addressing the radio, for instance, when making a private call or sending a text message. In the IP Site Connect system, this ID is used to uniquely identify the IP Site peers and the IP Site masters. For a radio that is used as an IP data gateway control station, it is recommended that the Radio ID be set to 16448250 as this number translates to an easy-to-remember radio air interface network IP of 12.250.250.250. If multiple IP data gateway control stations are required in the system, they can be assigned alternative numbers so long as the numbers are unique to each of them. This is a radio-wide feature.

Range:

Maximum Minimum Increment

16776415 (for Non-Capacity Plus system), 65535 (for Capacity Plus Single Site and Multi-Site System)

NOTICE:

To preserve the current value of this feature in the radio and ignore the archive identity feature value during cloning, see Express Cloning a Radio on page 62.

This feature is supported in Digital mode only.

2.4.1.4

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GNSS

Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) is a satellite navigation system that is used to determine a radio's precise location.

This feature allows the dispatcher to monitor a radio's current position. The required GNSS hardware is built into the radio on GNSS equipped models.

NOTICE:

This feature is applicable to MOTOTRBO Conventional radios in Digital mode only.

This feature is available only for GNSS models.

2.4.1.5

GNSS

This drop-down list allows you to choose the global navigation satellite system for the radio.

The possible choices depend on the GNSS hardware available in the radio. The choices may be a combination of GNSS, GLONASS, Beidou, Galileo, and QZSS (in that order and separated by

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slashes). If there are two chips in the radio that supports those combinations, you may have GNSS/ GLONASS, Beidou/QZSS as the choices.

NOTICE:

This feature is grayed out when GNSS is unchecked.

2.4.1.6

Private Calls

This field allows you to enable or disable the initiation of a Private Call on a digital channel.

When disabled, a prohibit tone will sound when the user tries to initiate a Private Call. You can continue to receive and respond to Private Calls, and is still able to initiate Call Alerts. This is a radiowide feature.

NOTICE:

This feature is supported in Digital mode only.

This feature is not applicable for Capacity Max system.

2.4.1.7

Site Search Timer (sec)

This field allows you to adjust the value of the Site Search Timer.

The timer begins immediately after an Active Site Search has identified the nearest available site, and allows a period of time for you to use the Site Lock feature, or to repeat the Active Site Search to find the next available site. When the timer expires, the radio reverts back to auto roam if the Site Lock feature is disabled. This is a radio-wide feature.

Range:

Maximum Minimum Increment

255 sec 0 sec 1 sec

NOTICE:

This feature is supported in Digital mode only.

2.4.1.8

ARS Initialization Delay (min)

This field allows you to configure the duration of the random range delay before an Automatic Registration Service (ARS) registration.

When many radios, for instance a hundred radios, power up at the same time, channel collisions will happen and it will take a long time for all the radios to register successfully. The user can avoid this by configuring different delay durations for the radios. For example, setting the timer to 0 minute corresponds to the radio using a random timer from 5 to 15 seconds to send the ARS. Setting the timer to 30 minutes corresponds to the radio using a random timer from 5 seconds to 30 minutes to send the ARS. Setting the timer to 60 minutes corresponds to the radio using a random timer from 5 seconds to 60 minutes to send the ARS, and so forth. This is a radio-wide feature.

Range:

Maximum Minimum Increment

240 min 0 min 30 min

NOTICE:

This feature is supported in Digital Mode only.

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2.4.1.9

TX Preamble Duration (ms)

Preamble is a string of bits added in front of a data message or control message (Text Messaging, Location Messaging, Registration, Radio Check, Private Call, and other data message or control message) before transmission.

This preamble prolongs the message in order to reduce the chances of the message being missed by the receiving radio. The Transmit (TX) Preamble Duration sets the duration of the preamble. This duration needs to be increased as the number of scan members increases on the target radio (refer to the MOTOTRBO System Planner for guidance on how to set the duration). This value can be increased in all the transmitting radios if scanning radios are often missing data messages. However, a larger preamble occupies the channel longer. Therefore, increasing the Transmit Preamble duration will increase the success rate of data received while other radios are scanning, but will decrease the amount of data that can be transmitted on the channel. This is a radio-wide feature.

Range:

Maximum Minimum Increment

8640 ms 0 ms 60 ms

NOTICE:

The TX Preamble feature is disabled if the duration is set to 0.

If the Portable is configured in single site conventional repeat mode and Battery Saver is disabled, this feature should not be set to 0. This recommendation applies if MTR base radios/ repeaters are being used in single site conventional system.

This feature is supported in Digital mode only.

2.4.1.10

Voice Pretime Duration

This field allows you to configure call setup duration by allowing you to add a pretime burst transmission to the call.

This duration allows radios, with Scan enabled, enough time to connect to the channel before audio is transmitted.

The following table lists the recommended Voice Pretime Duration setting:

Table 10: Recommended Voice Pretime Duration

Radios with Scan Enabled Voice PreTime Duration (ms)

TPT Disabled Direct Mode/Repeater Mode

(TPT Enabled)

1 n/a n/a

2 120 60

3 240 180

4 300 240

5 420 360

6 540 480

7 660 600

8 720 660

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Motorola MOTOTRBO_customer_programming_software_CPS_2 User guide

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Copyrights

Contact Us

Document History

Contents

List of Figures

List of Tables

List of Procedures

Helpful Background Information

Introduction to Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0

CPS 2.0 Overview

CPS 2.0 Menu and Actions Bars

CPS 2.0 File Selections

Opening a CPS 2.0 File

Saving a CPS 2.0 File

Closing a CPS 2.0 File

Generating a CPS 2.0 Report

CPS 2.0 Device Selections

Reading Data from a Radio

Writing Data to a Radio

Cloning a Radio

Express Cloning a Radio

Updating a Radio

Recovering a Radio

CPS 2.0 Licenses Selections

Registering Device License

Activating Device Licenses

Viewing Registered Device Licenses

Recovering Device Licenses

Registering Application Licenses

Viewing Application Licenses

Recovering Application Licenses

CPS 2.0 Tools Selections

Language

Button Bar

Notifications

Dealer Info

Log

Importing Voice Announcement Files

Adding Pre-Shared Keys

Editing Pre-Shared Keys

Deleting Pre-Shared Keys

CPS 2.0 Help Selections

Set Categories

Programming Pane in CPS 2.0

Information Windows in CPS 2.0

Validation Results Window

Warning Messages Window

Search Results Window

Help Window

CPS 2.0 Concepts

Sets and Configurations in CPS 2.0

What are Sets and Configuration?

Copy and Paste Operation

Radio Identity Parameters

Codeplug Version Support

CPS 2.0 Archive File Support

Licensing Radio and Application Features

Application Log

Common Tasks in Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0

Using Clone to Deploy a New Fleet of Radios

Using Clone Express to Modify Shared Parameters in a Deployed Fleet

Retrieving Firmware and Codeplug Update Package

Differences between CPS 2.0 and CPS 1.0

Features Not Supported in CPS 2.0

Multiple Document Support

Configuring Voice Announcements and Language Packs

Loading a Language Pack

Deleting a Language Pack

Loading Voice Announcement Files

Deleting a Voice Announcement

Removing Imported Voice Announcements

Troubleshooting in Customer Programming Software (CPS) 2.0

Unable to Read or Write Codeplug to the Radio

Unable to Recover a Radio

Installing MOTOTRBO Driver Windows 7 and Later

Installing FlashZap Driver on Windows Windows 7 and Later