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Initialization Choices

By Robert W. Meister WA1MIK
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Blanking and Initialization:

To change a MaxTrac from trunking to conventional, you need to blank the logic board with LAB software, replace the firmware, and initialize the logic board with regular software. This procedure gives the radio the distinct personality and operating parameters that let it work optimally on the band it was intended for. (A similar procedure can be followed for the Radius products, but the field contents and choices will be slightly different.)

Trunking radios have different model numbers than conventional radios, so you will need to choose a model number during this procedure. The one on the label can't be used. It makes sense to add your own label, with the model number you choose in this procedure, somewhere on the PA heat sink. You should, however, enter the actual radio serial number (as printed on the label) in the field provided. If you can't read the label, you might be able to read the existing code plug from the radio and extract it before you blank and reinitialize.

Typical 900 MHz trunking model numbers will start with D27 or D37, followed by MQA5G or MWA5G, followed by B2, B3, B6, B7, C3, or C5 and two other letters.

When you start the program, you should go immediately to the SERVICE menu. Choose "BOARD REPLACEMENT" rather than "ALIGNMENT", then choose "Logic Board".

You will be presented with a list of menu steps. You must go through each and every step in the order shown. As you fill in or choose values for the fields on each screen, press F8 to write the information to the radio and return to the list of menu steps, or press F10 to leave the screen's values intact (without writing them to the radio) and return to the list of menu steps, where you can go to the next step. This lets you review most of the existing data.

The first screen lets you enter the crystal data, tuning data, and 9.6V voltage for VHF, UHF, and 800 MHz radios. Slightly different data is entered for 900 MHz radios. You can not retrieve this information from the software; you must enter it fresh each time, or press F10 to skip this screen. (There are several step-by-step articles that go through the complete logic board initialization in the MaxTrac section of this web site; refer to these for further details.)

If the program detects a blank logic board when the initialization process begins, a once-only screen is presented where you must select several things like the Product Line, Model Name, Frequency Range, and Model Number. The eventual list of possible model numbers depends on all the previous choices. You will also need to enter a Panel Number and the radio's Serial Number.

I blanked a 30-watt 900 MHz MaxTrac and performed the complete board initialization process. I wrote down all the possible choices for each field on the once-only screen that is only presented after blanking a radio. The choices I made for this particular radio are shown in the tables below as rows with a green background.

When you choose a value for the Product Line, this limits your choices for the Model Name, and that further limits your choices for the Range. Together these determine a list of possible Model Numbers, which gives you specific capabilities to choose from, such as the number of modes, transmitter output power, signaling, and other features. Some of these are shown on the right side of this screen (this is for a UHF radio, so you should disregard the exact field values). These items will change as you cycle through the model numbers. The process is complete below; I just have to hit F8 to commit this information to the radio.

The manual makes a big deal out of initializing a radio and making sure you enter all of this information correctly. I quote:

"Once a non-initialized EEPROM is programmed with model definition data, it CANNOT be changed again. If the EEPROM is incorrectly initialized, the logic board will have to be replaced."

What this means is that you get one chance to enter the data on that once-only screen. Since it's never seen again, you're stuck with it. Nonsense! All you have to do is blank the board again and start over. However, not many facilities are equipped to do this, and Motorola realizes that. Therefore, replacing the board with another blank one is the only method they support in the field. You can blank and reinitialize a logic board almost indefinitely (there are probably limitations but I don't think we'll ever reach them in our lifetime).

NOTE: It's important to realize that there are differences between the various logic boards and firmware, and some combinations of these, along with certain Model Series and Product Names, just will not result in a working radio. In particular, 16-pin logic boards are usually capable of every possible choice, if they have the 32-channel firmware. 5-pin logic boards often can't handle Signaling or Accessories (choices you'll see shortly). If, while you're going through the various initialization screens (after the once-only screen with the Panel Number), the radio emits a "beep-boop" sound after you exit each screen, something is wrong and you should blank the radio again and choose another combination of parameters that results in less capabilities. The radio should only make a single "beep" sound as you exit each screen. If you DO go all the way through and finish everything and program frequencies into the radio, it will NOT transmit via the MIC jack, another indication that something is terribly wrong.

Specific field values:

OK, so you've gotten to this point and want to choose the Product Line. The software knows about more values than are presented to you on the screen; they're all shown in the following table, but you will only be able to choose from a subset of this list. Those values are marked with "Y" in the "You" column. This list is presented in order of the index number.

Product Lines
#Program ValuesYou
0StandardY
1RadiusY
2MaxTracY
3TrunkedY
4Voice_ReporterY
5Flexar_fill 
6Radius_Int'l 
7RadiusReporter 
8Flex Indirect 
9Rad Low Sig 
10Max Low Sig 
11Rad I Low Sig 
12Rad High Sig 
13Max High SigY
14Rad I High Sig 
15Max OptionsY
16Rad Options 
17Max Trk OptionY
18Rad I Option 
19Radius Trunked 
20DeskTrac RptrY

The next field describes the Model Name or series. Sometimes a label on the radio's control head will match what you see in this list. Again, there are more values stored in the program than are presented to you on the screen, and only specific ones show up based on the Product Line. I have extracted all of the names from the program and shown the possibilities based on the product lines that were available to me. The numbers in the column headers refer to the Product Line index numbers above. The left-most column relates the model name to the model number.

Model Names or Radio Series
#Program Values012 3413151720
0Radius M100Y Y        
1Radius M206           
2Radius M214           
3VR100     Y     
4VR100 TRUNKED     Y     
5MaxTrac 50   Y  Y Y  
6MaxTrac 100Y  Y   YY  
7MaxTrac 300Y  Y   YY Y
8MaxTrac 820Y   Y    Y 
9MaxTrac 840Y   Y    Y 
10Privacy PlusY   Y    Y 
11VR100     Y     
12VR100 Trunked     Y     
13Dual Mode            
14Smartnet 840    Y    Y 
15Radius M100 I           
16Radius M214 I           
17Radius M206 I          
18P. Plus 250          
19P. Plus 750          
20Smartnet 2000    Y      
21Smartnet C3         Y 
22Smartnet C5         Y 
23Radius M800           
24Radius M805           
25MaxTrac 25   Y       

The list of possible Frequency Ranges is rather short. The program limits you to a bit narrower range than the radio may actually be capable of. Usually you will get a warning message if you exceed these limits. The first column is an index value used by the Model Number entries. The following list is ordered by the index number. Frequencies are in MHz.

Frequency Ranges or Bands
#Program LimitRadio Limit
0150.8-162.0136.0-165.0
1450.0-470.0439.0-471.0
2136.0-162.0134.0-165.0
3146.0-174.0143.0-176.0
4403.0-430.0401.0-440.0
5449.0-470.0439.0-471.0
6470.0-500.0470.0-500.0
7494.0-520.0494.0-520.0
8  0.0-  0.0   0.0-  0.0
9806.0-870.0805.0-871.0
10896.0-941.0895.0-942.0
11  0.0-  0.0   0.0-  0.0
12 29.6- 36.0  29.0- 37.0
13 36.0- 42.0  35.0- 43.0
14 42.0- 50.0  41.0- 54.0

The model entries specify the Model Names, Model Numbers, frequency band (range), number of modes, transmitter power, and options capabilities. The following table was extracted from the MaxTrac program; it is presented in the order in which it occurs. (There is additional information - not shown here - that specifies the various features the particular radio will have.) Note that only a small subset of these models will be made available for you to choose from, based on the Frequency Range (band), Model Name, and Product Line choices. You may have to go back and make different choices to see what model numbers and features are available. This is your only chance to pick a model number that has the highest number of modes. Some logic boards can hold more modes than others, and RSS does not know about this limitation at this stage in the process. In the table below, the columns contain the following information:

  • Program Values are the actual radio Model Numbers
  • MNI is the Model Name Index number from the Model Name table shown earlier
  • FRI is the Frequency Range Index number from the Range table above
  • Modes is the Number of Modes that the radio is capable of
  • Power is the transmitter's rated output power in Watts

    Model Numbers and Operating Parameters
    Program ValuesMNIFRI ModesPower
    D33MJA73A5_K62 225
    D33MJA73A5_K63 225
    D34MJA73A5_K64 225
    D34MJA73A5_K65 225
    D43MJA73A5_K63 245
    D44MJA73A5_K64 240
    D44MJA73A5_K65 240
    D35MJA73A5_K69 215
    D33MJA7DA5_K72 1625
    D33MJA7DA5_K73 1625
    D34MJA7DA5_K74 1625
    D34MJA7DA5_K75 1625
    D43MJA7DA5_K73 1645
    D44MJA7DA5_K74 1640
    D44MJA7DA5_K75 1640
    D35MJA7DA5_K79 1615
    D45MJA7DA5_K79 1635
    D33MJA7DA2_K72 625
    D33MJA7DA2_K73 625
    D34MJA7DA2_K74 625
    D34MJA7DA2_K75 625
    D43MJA7DA2_K73 645
    D44MJA7DA2_K74 640
    D44MJA7DA2_K75 640
    D33MJA77A3_K72 625
    D33MJA77A3_K73 625
    D34MJA77A3_K74 625
    D34MJA77A3_K75 625
    D43MJA77A3_K73 645
    D44MJA77A3_K74 640
    D44MJA77A3_K75 640
    D35MJA77A3_K79 615
    D35MJA73A6_K69 215
    D35MJA7DA6_K79 1615
    D35MJA77A4_K79 615
    D35MQA5GB5_K89 015
    D35MQA5GB3_K89 015
    D35MWA5GB5_K99 015
    D35MWA5GB6_K99 015
    D35MQA5GB4_K89 015
    D35MWA5GB7_K99 015
    D35MQA5GB1_K89 015
    T25CPA5G05_H109 010
    T25CPA5G16_H109 010
    D33LRA7304_K02 225
    D33LRA1304_K02 225
    D34LRA1304_K05 225
    D33LRA7304_K00 225
    D34LRA7304_K01 225
    D33LRA1304_K00 225
    D34LRA1304_K01 225
    D33MJA73A5_K62 225
    D33MJA73A5_K63 225
    D34MJA73A5_K64 225
    D34MJA73A5_K65 225
    D03MJA73A5_K63 22
    D04MJA73A5_K65 22
    D43MJA73A5_K63 245
    D44MJA73A5_K64 240
    D44MJA73A5_K65 240
    D35MJA73A5_K69 215
    D45MJA73A5_K69 235
    D33MJA7DA5_K72 1625
    D33MJA7DA5_K73 1625
    D34MJA7DA5_K74 1625
    D34MJA7DA5_K75 1625
    D03MJA7DA5_K73 162
    D04MJA7DA5_K75 162
    D43MJA7DA5_K73 1645
    D44MJA7DA5_K74 1640
    D44MJA7DA5_K75 1640
    D35MJA7DA5_K79 1615
    D45MJA7DA5_K79 1635
    D33MJA7DA2_K72 625
    D33MJA7DA2_K73 625
    D34MJA7DA2_K74 625
    D34MJA7DA2_K75 625
    D43MJA7DA2_K73 645
    D44MJA7DA2_K74 640
    D44MJA7DA2_K75 640
    D03MJA7DA2_K73 62
    D04MJA7DA2_K75 62
    D33MJA77A3_K72 625
    D33MJA77A3_K73 625
    D34MJA77A3_K74 625
    D34MJA77A3_K75 625
    D43MJA77A3_K73 645
    D44MJA77A3_K74 640
    D44MJA77A3_K75 640
    D03MJA77A3_K73 62
    D04MJA77A3_K75 62
    D35MJA77A3_K79 615
    D45MJA77A3_K79 635
    D35MJA73A6_K69 215
    D45MJA73A6_K69 235
    D35MJA7DA6_K79 1615
    D45MJA7DA6_K79 1635
    D35MJA77A4_K79 615
    D45MJA77A4_K79 635
    D33MJA7304_K52 225
    D33MJA7304_K53 225
    D34MJA7304_K54 225
    D34MJA7304_K55 225
    D43MJA7304_K53 245
    D44MJA7304_K54 240
    D44MJA7304_K55 240
    D51MJA9DA5_K712 3260
    D51MJA9DA5_K713 3260
    D51MJA9DA5_K714 3260
    D33MJA1301_K253 225
    D34MJA1301_K255 225
    D33MJA7301_K253 225
    D34MJA7301_K255 225
    D53MJA7DA5_K73 1660
    D35MJA7304_K59 215
    D45MJA7304_K59 235
    D33MJA1304_K53 225
    D34MJA1304_K55 225
    D43MJA1304_K53 245
    D44MJA1304_K55 240
    D51MJA9DA5_K712 1660
    D51MJA9DA5_K713 1660
    D51MJA9DA5_K714 1660
    D51MJA97A3_K712 660
    D51MJA97A3_K713 660
    D51MJA97A3_K714 660
    D51MJA93A5_K612 260
    D51MJA93A5_K613 260
    D51MJA93A5_K614 260
    D35MJA73A6_K69 215
    D45MJA73A6_K69 235
    D35MJA7DA6_K79 1615
    D45MJA7DA6_K79 1635
    D35MJA77A4_K79 615
    D45MJA77A4_K79 635
    D03MJA7304_K53 22
    D04MJA7304_K55 22
    D33MJA7JA5_K72 3225
    D33MJA7JA5_K73 3225
    D34MJA7JA5_K74 3225
    D34MJA7JA5_K75 3225
    D34MJA7JA5_K76 3225
    D34MJA7JA5_K77 3225
    D03MJA7JA5_K73 322
    D04MJA7JA5_K75 322
    D43MJA7JA5_K73 3245
    D44MJA7JA5_K74 3240
    D44MJA7JA5_K75 3240
    D35MJA7JA6_K79 3215
    D45MJA7JA6_K79 3235
    D35MQA5GB5_K89 015
    D45MQA5GB5_K89 035
    D35MQA5GB3_K89 015
    D45MQA5GB3_K89 035
    D35MWA5GB5_K99 015
    D45MWA5GB5_K99 035
    D35MWA5GB6_K99 215
    D45MWA5GB6_K99 235
    D35MQA5GB4_K89 115
    D45MQA5GB4_K89 135
    D35MWA5GB7_K99 1015
    D45MWA5GB7_K99 1035
    D35MQA5GB1_K89 015
    D45MQA5GB1_K89 035
    T25CPA5G05_H109 010
    T25CPA5G16_H109 010
    D35MWA5GC0_K149 1015
    D45MWA5GC0_K149 1035
    T25CPA5G43_H109 010
    T25CPA5G44_H109 010
    T35CPA5GB6_H109 025
    T35CPA5GB5_H109 025
    T35CPA5GB3_H109 025
    T35CPA5GB2_H109 025
    T35CPA5GC6_H209 025
    H5033 89 515
    H1136B 112 225
    H1136B 113 225
    H1138B 114 225
    H1138B 115 225
    H1139B 119 215
    H5011A 129 215
    H1134B 1112 260
    H1134B 1113 260
    H1134B 1114 260
    D33MJA73A5_K62 225
    D33MJA73A5_K63 225
    D34MJA73A5_K64 225
    D34MJA73A5_K65 225
    D43MJA73A5_K63 245
    D44MJA73A5_K64 240
    D44MJA73A5_K65 240
    D35MJA73A5_K69 215
    D45MJA73A5_K69 235
    D33MJA7DA5_K72 1625
    D33MJA7DA5_K73 1625
    D34MJA7DA5_K74 1625
    D34MJA7DA5_K75 1625
    D03MJA7DA5_K73 162
    D04MJA7DA5_K75 162
    D43MJA7DA5_K73 1645
    D44MJA7DA5_K74 1640
    D44MJA7DA5_K75 1640
    D35MJA7DA5_K79 1615
    D45MJA7DA5_K79 1635
    D33MJA7DA2_K72 625
    D33MJA7DA2_K73 625
    D34MJA7DA2_K74 625
    D34MJA7DA2_K75 625
    D43MJA7DA2_K73 645
    D44MJA7DA2_K74 640
    D44MJA7DA2_K75 640
    D33MJA77A3_K72 625
    D33MJA77A3_K73 625
    D34MJA77A3_K74 625
    D34MJA77A3_K75 625
    D43MJA77A3_K73 645
    D44MJA77A3_K74 640
    D44MJA77A3_K75 640
    D03MJA77A3_K73 62
    D04MJA77A3_K75 62
    D35MJA77A3_K79 615
    D45MJA77A3_K79 635
    D35MJA73A6_K69 215
    D45MJA73A6_K69 235
    D35MJA7DA6_K79 1615
    D45MJA7DA6_K79 1635
    D35MJA77A4_K79 615
    D45MJA77A4_K79 635
    D33MJA7304_K52 225
    D33MJA7304_K53 225
    D34MJA7304_K54 225
    D34MJA7304_K55 225
    D43MJA7304_K53 245
    D44MJA7304_K54 240
    D44MJA7304_K55 240
    D51MJA9DA5_K712 3260
    D51MJA9DA5_K713 3260
    D51MJA9DA5_K714 3260
    D27MJA7DA6_K710 1612
    D37MJA7DA6_K710 1630
    D27MJA77A4_K710 612
    D37MJA77A4_K710 630
    D27MJA73A6_K610 212
    D37MJA73A6_K610 230
    D27MJA73A5_K610 212
    D37MJA73A5_K610 230
    D35MJA7304_K59 215
    D45MJA7304_K59 235
    D33MJA1304_K53 225
    D34MJA1304_K55 225
    D43MJA1304_K53 245
    D44MJA1304_K55 240
    D51MJA9DA5_K712 1660
    D51MJA9DA5_K713 1660
    D51MJA9DA5_K714 1660
    D51MJA97A3_K712 660
    D51MJA97A3_K713 660
    D51MJA97A3_K714 660
    D51MJA93A5_K612 260
    D51MJA93A5_K613 260
    D51MJA93A5_K614 260
    D35MJA73A6_K69 215
    D45MJA73A6_K69 235
    D35MJA7DA6_K79 1615
    D45MJA7DA6_K79 1635
    D35MJA77A4_K79 615
    D45MJA77A4_K79 635
    D03MJA7304_K53 22
    D04MJA7304_K55 22
    D33MJA7JA5_K72 3225
    D33MJA7JA5_K73 3225
    D34MJA7JA5_K74 3225
    D34MJA7JA5_K75 3225
    D03MJA7JA5_K73 322
    D04MJA7JA5_K75 322
    D43MJA7JA5_K73 3245
    D44MJA7JA5_K74 3240
    D44MJA7JA5_K75 3240
    D35MJA7JA6_K79 3215
    D45MJA7JA6_K79 3235
    D33MJA73A5_K62 225
    D33MJA73A5_K63 225
    D34MJA73A5_K64 225
    D34MJA73A5_K65 225
    D43MJA73A5_K63 245
    D44MJA73A5_K64 240
    D44MJA73A5_K65 240
    D35MJA73A5_K69 215
    D45MJA73A5_K69 235
    D33MJA7DA5_K72 1625
    D33MJA7DA5_K73 1625
    D34MJA7DA5_K74 1625
    D34MJA7DA5_K75 1625
    D03MJA7DA5_K73 162
    D04MJA7DA5_K75 162
    D43MJA7DA5_K73 1645
    D44MJA7DA5_K74 1640
    D44MJA7DA5_K75 1640
    D35MJA7DA5_K79 1615
    D45MJA7DA5_K79 1635
    D33MJA7DA2_K72 625
    D33MJA7DA2_K73 625
    D34MJA7DA2_K74 625
    D34MJA7DA2_K75 625
    D43MJA7DA2_K73 645
    D44MJA7DA2_K74 640
    D44MJA7DA2_K75 640
    D33MJA77A3_K72 625
    D33MJA77A3_K73 625
    D34MJA77A3_K74 625
    D34MJA77A3_K75 625
    D43MJA77A3_K73 645
    D44MJA77A3_K74 640
    D44MJA77A3_K75 640
    D03MJA77A3_K73 62
    D04MJA77A3_K75 62
    D35MJA77A3_K79 615
    D45MJA77A3_K79 635
    D35MJA73A6_K69 215
    D45MJA73A6_K69 235
    D35MJA7DA6_K79 1615
    D45MJA7DA6_K79 1635
    D35MJA77A4_K79 615
    D45MJA77A4_K79 635
    D33MJA7304_K52 225
    D33MJA7304_K53 225
    D34MJA7304_K54 225
    D34MJA7304_K55 225
    D43MJA7304_K53 245
    D44MJA7304_K54 240
    D44MJA7304_K55 240
    D51MJA9DA5_K712 3260
    D51MJA9DA5_K713 3260
    D51MJA9DA5_K714 3260
    D27MJA77A4_K710 612
    D35MJA7304_K59 215
    D45MJA7304_K59 235
    D33MJA1304_K53 225
    D34MJA1304_K55 225
    D43MJA1304_K53 245
    D44MJA1304_K55 240
    D51MJA9DA5_K712 1660
    D51MJA9DA5_K713 1660
    D51MJA9DA5_K714 1660
    D51MJA97A3_K712 660
    D51MJA97A3_K713 660
    D51MJA97A3_K714 660
    D51MJA93A5_K612 260
    D51MJA93A5_K613 260
    D51MJA93A5_K614 260
    D35MJA73A6_K69 215
    D45MJA73A6_K69 235
    D35MJA7DA6_K79 1615
    D45MJA7DA6_K79 1635
    D35MJA77A4_K79 615
    D45MJA77A4_K79 635
    D03MJA7304_K53 22
    D04MJA7304_K55 22
    D33MJA7JA5_K72 3225
    D33MJA7JA5_K73 3225
    D34MJA7JA5_K74 3225
    D34MJA7JA5_K75 3225
    D03MJA7JA5_K73 322
    D04MJA7JA5_K75 322
    D43MJA7JA5_K73 3245
    D44MJA7JA5_K74 3240
    D44MJA7JA5_K75 3240
    D35MJA7JA6_K79 3215
    D45MJA7JA6_K79 3235
    D35MQA5GB5_K89 015
    D45MQA5GB5_K89 035
    D35MQA5GB3_K89 015
    D45MQA5GB3_K89 035
    D35MWA5GB5_K99 015
    D45MWA5GB5_K99 035
    D35MWA5GB6_K99 215
    D45MWA5GB6_K99 235
    D35MQA5GB4_K89 115
    D45MQA5GB4_K89 135
    D35MWA5GB7_K99 1015
    D45MWA5GB7_K99 1035
    D35MQA5GB1_K89 015
    D45MQA5GB1_K89 035
    T25CPA5G05_H109 010
    T25CPA5G16_H109 010
    D35MWA5GC0_K149 1015
    D45MWA5GC0_K149 1035
    T25CPA5G43_H109 010
    T25CPA5G44_H109 010
    D35MWA5GC3_K219 815
    D45MWA5GC3_K219 835
    D35MWA5GC5_K229 815
    D45MWA5GC5_K229 835
    D05MJA7DA5AK79 110
    D35MJA7DA5AK79 110

    To complete the initialization of my radio, I chose the following values. Note how the various index values are used to relate the eventual model number to the information in the table above:

    D37MJA7DA6_K Radio
    Field NameChosen ValueIndex
    Product LineMax High Sig13
    Model NameMaxTrac 3007
    Range896.0-941.010
    Model NumberD37MJA7DA6_K 
    Modes16 
    Watts30 
    FeaturesTPL and DPL 
    FeaturesSignaling 
    FeaturesAccessories 
    FeaturesTalkaround 
    FeaturesScan 

    Each Product Line, Model Name, and Range can utilize or support any number of these features depending on the Model Number you choose. The list of possible features (encoded within the program) are shown below:

  • TPL and DPL
  • TPL
  • DPL
  • Carrier Only
  • Signaling
  • Accessories
  • Talkaround
  • Duplex
  • Scan
  • Trunking

    One final field on the initialization screen requires further discussion: the Panel Number. This describes the type of control head / control panel that the radio has attached to it. While there are several choices, the ones that most amateurs will have are quite limited. Either you have a 2-channel (mode) control head with two buttons and four LEDs (Panel # 000), or you have a multi-channel (mode) control head with 3-5 buttons, three LEDs, and two seven-segment LED displays (Panel # 001). The actual panel numbers can be found in the software Instruction Manual or by pressing F1 (Help) when your cursor is on this field. Here's the list extracted from the software manual and the help file:

    #Product Line and/or Model Name Usage
    0 All 2 frequency models: Radius M100, MaxTrac 25, MaxTrac 50, MaxTrac 100
    Voice Reporter Models: H1135_, H1136_, H1138_, H1139_, H1134_
    1All 6, 16 and 32 frequency models: MaxTrac 300
    2 All 6 frequency models with Signaling or Accessory Connector Option: MaxTrac 300
    50MaxTrac 820 Trunked: D__MQA5GB5_K, D__MQA5GB1_K
    Privacy Plus 250/750: T_5CPA5G___H
    51MaxTrac 820 Trunked: D__MQA5GB3_K
    52MaxTrac 840 Trunked: D__MWA5GB5_K, D__MWA5GB6_K
    53MaxTrac 840 Trunked: D__MWA5GB7_K
    54MaxTrac 840 Trunked: D__MWA5GC0_K
    55Trunked Voice Reporter: H5011_
    56Maxtrac 820 Trunked: D__MQA5GB4_K

    I have no idea what the difference is between Panel # 001 and Panel # 002. I've never seen a MaxTrac or Radius with an Accessory Connector Option. Panel # 001 works fine with any multi-channel control head. I have also seen additional panel numbers in other documentation and for other radio models; refer to the appropriate software manual for more information.

    As Bruce KC7GR says, "Happy Tweaking!"

    Acknowledgements and Credits:

    Information was extracted from the program's files, help screens, and user's guide.

    MaxTrac, Radius, and a bunch of other terms are trademarks of Motorola, Inc.

    I wrote my own custom program to decode and print the entries in a MaxTrac Model Definition File. The full output of that program can be found here.

    Contact Information:

    The author can be contacted at: his-callsign [ at ] comcast [ dot ] net.

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