Well... Tried all that and the software wouldn't allow the blank entry. Per one of the other reply posts I only tried programming through the radio direct... not through the repeater software. Other than talking to the rick... what does the repeater software give or get for me?
Here's a cute service call cluster problem of the month. I actually sourced this fun out a few years back. The radius repeater was 100% original. The tx pa died and the previous service shop traded the radios around with minor re-programming. The tx radio was set to simplex (talk around) on the tx frequency. The co-channel user started trunking (without the proper license) on the same frequency. The tx radio heard the trunk beacon and would kerchunk itself into transmit (yeah... go figure). Every 10 seconds the repeater would kerchunk itself. Made the customer nuts for a week before I was called. The patch was to program a different frequency and dcs code into the tx radio receive frequency choice. I know the original repeater tx radio had a programmed blank rx frequency... but I'm not able to restore that blank function rx programming. (sidebar note) Although I've never done it the Motorola Rick unit appears to be bidirectional if properly programmed. The additional patch was to let the co-channel user know his trunking operation was to "go away by the end of the week"... which it did for 6 months before "she" tried it again. So the blank rx frequency option remains a mystery? skipp > "Bob M." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Just type BLANK and a bunch of spaces to fill the > field up. I know you can do this to the TX freq if you > want a receive-only channel, but I'm not sure you can > do it to the RX freq and still have a TX freq entered. > Try it and see. The MaxTrac RSS requires an RX freq > but the TX freq can be blank. Other radios may vary. > > Bob M. > ====== > --- skipp025 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > While you guys are on the subject of Motorola Mobile > > Radios made > > into repeaters... > > > > The factory frequency programming for the original > > repeater setup > > has a "blank" entry for the tx function in the > > receive radio and > > the same blank label in the rx frequency of the tx > > radio. Once > > someone changes the frequency slot it's not obvious > > how to restore > > a blank function into a replacement radio. We've > > tried blank and > > zeros into the frequency slot but the software > > doesn't like something > > about the entry and defaults back to a number. > > > > Any clue how to enter in the "blank" or no-entry > > function in an > > unused motorola gm300/m120 mobile radio frequency > > choice? > > > > thanks for your answers... > > skipp > > > > ____________________________________________________________________________________ > Sucker-punch spam with award-winning protection. > Try the free Yahoo! Mail Beta. > http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/mailbeta/features_spam.html >
