Motorola MT2000 manual Setting Configuring the RSS Computer Defaults, Exiting the RSS Main Menu

TABLE OF CONTENTS (Cont.) MTSX RSS

2.10	SETTING (CONFIGURING) THE RSS COMPUTER DEFAULTS		2-29
	2.10.1	Setting Default Archive and Backup Paths	2-30
	2.10.2	Setting a Communications Port	2-31
2.11	EXITING THE RSS		2-32
2.12	MAIN MENU		2-33
	2.12.1	How to Read the Codeplug	2-35
	2.12.1.1 Reading the Codeplug		2-35
	2.12.1.2 Reading Codeplug Data from the Radio		2-35
	2.12.1.3 Reading Disk Codeplug Files		2-35
2.13	SETUP CONFIGURATION		2-36
	2.13.1 Configuring Paths and Port		2-37
	2.13.2	Setting Screen Colors	2-39
		SECTION 3. BASIC RADIO PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL
3.1	INTRODUCTION TO SECTION		3-1
3.2	PROGRAMMING A BASIC MT2000 CONVENTIONAL RADIO		3-2
	3.2.1	Desired Features	3-2
	3.2.2	Major Decisions Involved	3-2
	3.2.3	High Level Programming Flow	3-2
	3.2.4	Step-by-Step Specific Programming Instructions	3-2
	3.2.5	MT2000 Button/Switch/Menu Item Defaults	3-4
	3.2.6	Read Current Radio's Personality (Codeplug)	3-6
	3.2.7	Program the Radio Wide Features First	3-6
	3.2.8	Program the Phone List	3-7
	3.2.9	Programming Conventional Personalties	3-7
	3.2.10	Program the Zone/Channel Features Next	3-9
	3.2.11	Fill in the Scan List	3-10
	3.2.12	Program the Personality Into the Codeplug	3-11
	3.2.13	Program the Personality Into Archive and Backup Files	3-12
3.3	PROGRAMMING A BASIC MTX8000 TRUNKED RADIO		3-13
	3.3.1	Desired Features	3-13
	3.3.2	Major Decisions Involved	3-13
	3.3.3	High Level Programming Flow	3-13
	3.3.4	Step-by-Step Specific Programming Instructions	3-13
	3.3.5	MTX8000/9000 Radio Button/Switch/Menu Item Defaults	3-15
	3.3.6	Read Current Radio's Personality (Codeplug)	3-17
	3.3.7	TCMS Merge Process	3-17
	3.3.8	Program the Radio Wide Features First	3-17
	3.3.9	Steps to Assign Controls	3-18
	3.3.10	Program the Phone List	3-20
	3.3.11	Program a Talkgroup Scan with One List	3-20
	3.3.12	Steps to Modify Personalities	3-21
	3.3.13	Program the Zone/Channel Features Next	3-22
	3.3.14	Steps to Fill in the Scan List	3-23
	3.3.15	Program Data into Radio Codeplug	3-24
	3.3.16	Exit the RSS	3-25
3.4	CLONING MORE RADIOS THE SAME WAY		3-25
	3.4.1	Desired Features	3-25
	3.4.2	Major Decisions Involved	3-25
	3.4.3	Step-by-Step Specific Programming Instructions	3-25
	3.4.4	Read Desired Source Archive File	3-26
	3.4.5	Clone Current Radio From Archive File	3-26
	3.4.6	Cloning Remaining Radios	3-27
	3.4.7	Cloning Additional Radios	3-28

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