A common trick with some other manufacturers' software is to enter out-of-band frequencies while holding down the SHIFT key... for example, 147.330 would be entered as !$&.##) (not sure about the decimal point - some programs insert it automatically, others don't use one).
You might give that a try. Still others require a hacked version of the software, or that you use a hex editor on the data read from the radio, then upload it back into the radio. Hopefully someone here is familiar with the Fujitsu software. George, KA3HSW / WQGJ413 ----- Original Message ----- From: "ka9gpx" <ka9...@gmail.com> To: <Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 6:06 PM Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Fujitsu Link Radio use Hello all, I'm trying to help a group set-up some old Fujitsu FTM40-3092 & FTM15-3092 radios to use for link and control radios. Wondering if anybody in the group might have any ideas on how to program the radios for "Out-of-Band" operation (ie: Amateur range). The radios will operate "RF-Wise" however the BIG problem is programming. The Band Limits appear to be "Hard-Coded" into either the Micro code, or the Programming Eprom used to program the radio. I've already asked the question on other groups (Radio-Programming & Fujitsu Radio) to no avail. Thought I would try hear as I know there are a lot of Commercial people on this group that might have some thoughts, hints, ideas, regarding these old, but great radios. So, in a nut shell.....ANY input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Carl KA9GPX
