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Motorola has been shipping FLASHport software upgrades on the MTS2000 radio since September of 1994. To date, 9,000 units have been upgraded in the field. To protect against illegal software copying and/or radio upgrades, Motorola is implementing ’TOOLPROOFING’ into the MTS2000 radio at the Florida factory beginning 2/27/95.
MTS2000 Customer Programming Software R01.13.00WARNING:--------DOS RSS VERSION R06.08.00 and LATER WON’TSUPPORT RADIO WITH MODEL NUMBERH01xxxxPWxxx.ALL DOS RSS VERSION WILL NOT SUPPORT RADIOWITH MODEL NUMBER H01XXXXPWXXX ONCEPROGRAMMED WITH CPS R01.13.00 OR SERVICEDAT MOTOROLA DEPOT AFTER JULY 10, 2005.
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Introduction:------------Welcome to the Windows MTS2000 Customer Program-ming Software (CPS) by Motorola. The notes belowserve to introduce you to the software you areabout to install. Please read these notes intheir entirety before installing and using theMTS2000 CPS R01.13.00 Release.ISSUES RESOLVED/ENHANCEMENTS ADDED SINCER01.10.00Problem Summary:----------------1. Trunking Radio Inhibit----------------------------------------After using this release of CPS, if radio is inhibitedfrom trunking system, then it won’t be able touninhibited by cloning uninhibited codeplug.IMPORTANT NOTES:HOW TO USE YOUR DOS CODEPLUGS WITH THE CPS:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Codeplug archive files saved to disk with the DOSRSS can be opened in the MTS2000 CPS only afterconversion. The CPS Archive Converter allows youto convert DOS RSS archives to CPS-compatibleformat. Activate the CPS Archive Converter (Start->Programs->Motorola->MTS2000 Radio->CPS ArchiveConverter) and convert yourcodeplugs eitherindividually, in groups, or on your entire harddrive. The CPS Archive Converter can convert bothMTS2000 and MTS2000 DOS archives to the CPS-compatible format.DRAG AND DROP ENHANCEMENTS:---------------------------You can now select multiple records (Personalities,Systems, Zones, etc.) to Drag and Drop betweenapplications. Please see the on-line HelpTutorial on Drag and Drop Operation BetweenApplications for more information.VIEW OPTIONS:-------------Several user-configurable view items are availableunder the View->Options Menu. You can set a colorfor invalid fields, so that these fields are morevisible. You can also configure whether or notyou wish to confirm deletion of records with apopup window. PLEASE NOTE that the default forConfirm on Deletion is NO. If you wish to see apopup menu every time you delete a record, pleasechange this setting.Scope:-----The MTS2000 CPS R01.13.00 replaces the DOS RSSin all respects except in the following.* The CPS does not support Service Mode Tuning(F2 from the Main Menu in the DOS RSS). ServiceMode Tuning functionality is provided in the Tunerapplication on this CD.* The CPS does not support reading orimporting the TCMS file format. For this function,please continue to use the DOS RSS.

Compatibility:-------------The MTS2000 CPS R01.13.00 is compatible withWindows 95, Windows 98, and Windows NT (SP 6 orhigher), and Windows 2000 Professional. WindowsME is not recommended at this time. Boot code withversion R06.40 and Smart RIB Flashport Firmwarewith version R03.10 are compatable with this CPS.Hardware Requirements:---------------------The following should be considered minimumhardware requirements for running the MTS2000 CPSR01.13.00.* 233MHz Processor (400MHz recommended)* 64MB RAM for Windows 95/98 (128MB RAMrecommended)* 128MB RAM for Windows NT 4.0 with SP6or Windows 2000 Professional* 1 GB hard drive with 100MB free space* One Serial COM Port* One Parallel (Printer) Port* 1.44 MB 3.5 inch Floppy Disk Drive* CD-ROM DriveCustomers who will be working with a significantnumber of large codeplugs (7KB or greater) arestrongly urged to use the ’recommended’requirements above as their minimum requirements.Pre-Installation:----------------Before installing the MTS2000 CPS R01.13.00 on aWindows 95 or Windows 98 system, certain Microsoftupdate procedures must be performed in order toensure compatibility with the MTS2000 CPS. Youhave been provided with the executable filesnecessary to perform the required procedures. Theexecutable files are located in the System Upgradefolder on the MTS2000 CPS R01.13.00 InstallationCD.1) Windows95. Navigate to the System Upgradefolder on the CPS Installation CD. Double-click on the dcom95.exe file in this folder.Follow the on-screen instructions, andrestart your computer. Then, double-clickon the 40comupd.exe file in this samefolder and follow the on-screen instructionsagain. Restart your computer again.2) Windows98. Double-click on the 40comupd.exefile in the System Upgrade folder of theInstallation CD. Restart your computer.(The dcom95.exe update is not needed forWindows 98.)3) Windows NT/2000. No update is needed forWindows NT or Windows 2000.You must exit any active CPS applications. If theMotorola Application Launcher appears in thesystem tray of the taskbar, close this too.(Right-click on the radio icon, and select Close.)Installation:------------When you insert the Installation CD into theCD-ROM drive of your computer, a window whichdisplays the contents of the Installation CDshould appear. Double-click on the Setup.exefile which appears in the Installation CD window,and follow the instructions.If the above-mentioned window does not appear whenyou insert the Installation CD, you may installthe MTS2000 CPS R01.13.00 in any of the followingways.* Choose Start and select Settings, thenselect Control Panel. Double-click theAdd/Remove Program icon. Click the Installbutton. Follow the on-screen instructionsto install the software.OR* In the Windows Explorer, navigate to yourCD-ROM drive. Double-click on the’Setup.exe’ file to begin installation, andfollow the on-screen instructions to installthe software.OR* From the Windows Start menu, select Run.Type in the drive letter of your CD-ROM,followed by a colon and backslash, and’Setup.exe’. For example, if your CD-ROMuses drive letter E, you would type’E:Setup.exe’ to begin installation. Thenfollow the on-screen instructions to installthe software.Uninstalling the CPS:--------------------Before uninstalling the MTS2000 CPS R01.13.00, thefollowing must be performed.1) Disable the Password feature, if it has beenenabled.2) Close the Motorola Application Launcher, ifits icon appears in the system tray of thetaskbar.3) Exit any active CPS applications.Then, to uninstall the MTS2000 CPS R01.13.00,select Start->Settings->Control Panel. Double-click on Add/Remove Programs. In the Add/RemovePrograms window, select Motorola MTS2000 Radio CPSR01.13.00, and click on the Add/Remove button.Follow the instructions that appear. Restart thecomputer.Online Help:-----------Extensive online Help is available from within theMTS2000 CPS application. After activating the CPS(Start>Programs->Motorola->MTS2000 Radio->MTS2000Radio CPS R01.13.00), choose ’CPS Help Topics’from the Help menu. A full listing of Help andTutorial topics will appear.Context-sensitive Help is also available fromwithin the CPS. Right-click on any field andselect ’What’s This?’ A window will appear withinformation about the selected field.Audio/Visual Tutorials:----------------------The MTS2000 CPS R01.13.00 comes with severalTutorial Help sessions that can be accessed fromthe Help menu (Help->CPS Help Topics, select CPSTutorials). These tutorials are animatednarratives that explain some of the uniquefeatures of the MTS2000 CPS. To reap the fullbenefits of these CPS Tutorials, you should viewthem on a computer equipped with speakers and asound card.Motorola Application Launcher:-----------------------------The Motorola Application Launcher allows you totreat all codeplugs uniformly. When you double-click on a codeplug file, the Application Launcherautomatically chooses the correct CPS applicationin which to open the codeplug. You will receivethis functionality whether you activate theMotorola Application Launcher or not.If you choose to activate the CPS ApplicationLauncher (Start->Programs->Motorola->MTS2000Radio->Motorola Application Launcher), a smallhand-held radio icon appears in the system trayportion of the taskbar (next to the clock).Right-click on that icon in order to see itsassociated menu.Programming Hints:-----------------1) Save archives. Before using the MTS2000 CPS toprogram radios, we recommend that you use the DOSRSS to save your codeplugs as archive files (ifyou have not already done so). This will providea failsafe recovery method in case of any radioprogramming failures.2) Set User Settings. The first time you startthe MTS2000 CPS, you should go to the User SettingsDialog under the Tools menu and set up thedirectories where you will store your system keysand codeplugs. You must have a codeplug open toaccess this dialog.3) Use the online Help system. Context-sensitiveHelp gives you access to a large amount ofinformation for any given field. The CPS Tutorialsgive you step-by-step demonstrations of CPSspecial features.Known Issues With the MTS2000 CPS R01.13.00 Release:---------------------------------------------------1) Reading two radios simultaneously results inan error message. Computers equipped with twoCommunication Ports can potentially read two radiosat a time. This is not recommended at present,as error messages have been observed duringsimultaneous reading of radios on different COMports.2) Do not use Control-C and Control-V to enterinformation in the CPS. The Windows shortcuts forcopying and pasting information are not functionalin the MTS2000 CPS.3) The CPS will display the error message ’Unableto write header’ if you try to save a codeplugfile that has been marked as read-only. Tocircumvent this problem, either save the codeplugunder a different name or remove the read-onlysetting from the codeplug file.4) The CPS does not warn users when they haveopened a codeplug in more than one application.Information saved in one application will beoverwritten by subsequent saves of the samecodeplug in the second CPS application.5) In the unlikely event that a FLASHportoperation fails, disconnect and power off theSRIB and radio, and reconnect them again. Retrythe FLASHport operation.6) FLASHport operation is not recommended onWindows 2000 Professional. If you do attempt toFLASHport your radio with the CPS on the Windows2000 operating system, read and write your radiobefore attempting the FLASHport upgrade.Installing Online Help Without CPS Tutorials:--------------------------------------------For users with limited hard drive space, it may bedesirable to perform a limited installation of theCPS which does not include the 250MB of Help files.In doing so, however, one loses the benefit of thecontext-sensitive Help system. Since the context-sensitive Help only takes 1MB of hard drive space(and the CPS Tutorials take 249MB), users in thissituation may want to keep the context-sensitivehelp by performing the following.1) During the CPS installation process, chooseeither Minimum Install or choose CustomInstall and uncheck the Help checkbox.2) After the installation is complete, copythe two online Help files from theInstallation CD to the installationdirectory on your hard drive. (See below.)The two Help filenames are MTS2000.cnt andMTS2000.hlp. They reside in the Help directory ofthe Installation CD. They should be copied to[Drive Letter]:Program FilesMotorolaMTS2000Radio CPS R01.13.00.Help will now be available from within the MTS2000CPS application.The CPS Tutorials are also still available, butonly from the CD. To view a Tutorial, double-click on its filename in the Help directory of theInstallation CD.THE MTSX SERIES
A manual supplement has been released for the MT2000/MTS2000/MTX838 with a new alignment procedure for the front end pre-selector. You can view this bulletin here.
General Information
Both the MTX8000 B5 & B7 models are Type II Trunking. If you are (un)lucky enough you might find an F3 modem that does Type II.
If it is an MTX8000 and has a front mounted display with either a 6 button or full keypad, you have a radio that will do Type II.
There were a few B3’s that were Type II produced by Motorola. However, you can clone a Type II code plug into a B3 radio and it will work just fine.Motorola Rss Software
You can run system watch using a MTS2000 handheld. Firmware version has to be above 5.44 (which has a 512k controller in it). Most MTS2000/MTX8000’s only have a 256k controller, which will not work. You can put the radio into RF modem mode from the F4-F4-F4 (Trunking Config).
NOTE: When the radio is in the RF MODEM mode, it will do a self test and then the screen will go blank. The radio DOES NOT have to be programed to the system you want to watch. You set SYSTEMWATCH to the Spectra with RIB mode (works best). Even watches Type I systems.
If you have the accessory adapter for the side connector on the radio, the typical schematic of the speaker mic looks like this.
If you are using a Public Safety speaker mic with the radio, you might want to order part number 3205514W01 to cover the antenna connector on the radio.
If you are trying to program a MTX-838, from what we’ve heard, you need to use the MTSX software. The RVN4097F ver R02.10.01 RSS package specifically shows it programs the following radios: MT/MTS2000 MTX838/8000/9000. Now, the update for this software is RVN4097M R06.00.00 05 Sept 97, which should mean that it should program the radio as well. The cable you need is the standard MTSX programming cable.
Do you want to build your own programming cable? If you don’t want to use an old speaker mic cable, see the individual part numbers of the parts for the Service Cable, below.
You may want to look at the schematic for the RKN4035D Service Cable. This is the actual Motorola cable used for programming and servicing these radios.
The individual part numbers for the components of this cable are listed below.ReferencePart NumberDescriptionC121-84008H06Capacitor, 33nF109-84538E03Receptacle, 25pos215-80349B36Housing, Connector330-05118W01Cable, 13 Conductor401-80754A26Plug Assembly542-10217A24Strap, Tie638-80373B24Protective Cap704-10058B12Washer, Nylon842-05184R05Strain Relief922-05541V01Pin, Latch1041-05538V01Spring, Latch1155-05536V01Latch1215-05691W08Housing, Connector1332-05533V01Seal, Baseplate1432-05472P11Gasket, ’o’ Ring1564-05241X01Baseplate1639-05895V04Contact, (13)
MTSX MVA
MTVA Vehicular Adapter Instruction Manual 6881075C95.
If you have the MTSX Convertacom (MTVA), you will notice that there are two DIP switches located on the bottom rear corner of the MTVA holder. These are used to select whether the microphone you are using has a manual PTT or serial data PTT.
For HMN1035 and HMN1056 microphones, set both dip switches toward the front of the holder. For HMN4044, HMN4047, NMN6209, and NMN6210 microphones, set both dip switches toward the back of the holder.
The pinout of the 6pin power connector on the NTN1340A is:
According to the manual the top row is 4 5 6 left to right with a square over pin 5. The bottom row is 3 2 1.
*6 square
*5 square with tab over it
*4 square with rounded bottom shoulders
*3 square with rounded bottom shoulders
*2 square with rounded bottom shoulders
*1 square
Pinouts as they are in the holder unit schematic diagram for the NTN1340A:
The 25 pin connector is listed as J100:
Connector J104 goes to the Battery Board it’s a 10 pin connector, pins are:
NOTE: The NTN1340A is NOT a complete MVA if you only have the radio holder portion. You need the control box (with or without integrated power amplifier) that interfaces to the DB25, otherwise that’s all you have is a radio holder.
Service Manuals
Here are a listing of the Service Manual part numbers for this series of radios:
*6881200C15 -- HT1000/JT1000/MT2000 & MTX8000/9000 Radio Theory
*6881200C40 -- HT1000/JT1000 & MT2000 Service Manual
*6881200C25 -- MTX8000/9000 Service Manual
*6881076C65 -- MT2000 Operator’s Manual
*6881072C10 -- MTX8000/9000 B3 Operator’s Manual
*6881072C40 -- MTX8000/9000 B5/B7 Operator’s ManualRss Software Motorola Mts2000 Flashport Manual
Error Codes
Below is a list of the Power-up Display Codes and Operational Display Codes that may show up on your MTSX series radio.

Power-up Display Codes:14 CHAR FAILURE DISPLAY6 CHAR FAILURE DISPLAYTYPE OF FAILUREDESCRIPTIONPOSSIBLE SOURCEFAIL 01/81F01/81FATALExternal ROM/Flash checksum errorBad ROM data, Defective ROMFAIL 01/82F01/82FATALExternal EEPROM checksum errorBad external codeplug data, Defective external EEPROMERROR 01/02E01/02NON-FATALExternal EEPROM checksum errorBad external codeplug dataFAIL 01/84F01/84FATALExternal EEPROM checksum blankUnprogrammed external codeplug dataFAIL 01/88F01/88FATALExternal RAM errorDefective RAMFAIL 01/90F01/90FATALHardware failureDefective ICFAIL 01/92F01/92FATALInternal EEPROM checksum errorBad internal codeplug data, Defective microcontrollerERROR 01/12E01/12NON-FATALInternal EEPROM checksum errorBad internal codeplug dataFAIL 01/94F01/94FATALInternal EEPROM checksum blankUnprogrammed internal codeplug dataFAIL 01/98F01/98FATALInternal RAM errorDefective microcontroller

Operational Display Codes:14 CHAR FAILURE DISPLAY6 CHAR FAILURE DISPLAYDESCRIPTIONPOSSIBLE SOURCEFAIL 001F001Synthesizer out of lockBad frequency data in codeplug, defective synthesizerFAIL 002F002Selected Mode (Zone/Channel) codeplug checksum errorBad codeplug dataFAIL 100F100Incompatible trunking s/w and h/wTrunking h/w decoder disabled in codeplug, Old SLIC IC versionFAIL 101F101Incompatible MDC1200 s/w and h/wMDC1200 h/w decoder disabled in codeplug, Old SLIC IC version
Upgrading your MT2000 from 160 to 255 modes
This may be a little too scary for some of you to want to attempt but...
It appears that all A7 model MT2000’s are capaple of doing 255 modes rather than the 160 they are shipped with. The problem is getting the radio to do it. I have found one way to do this.
NOTE:There are a couple of things you should be aware of before you undertake this project:
*once you create your own model profile and program your radio, it becomes an individual radio
*you will not be able to program any old saved files you have from this radio into it
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