BARRETT 900 SERIES TRANSCEIVERS
6.0 Software programming and options
To configure the transceiver options GAL keys are used. These keys are 20 pin dual in-line chips
programmed for the options listed below. Note:- 980, 950, 930 GAL keys will only operate in the transceivers
they are marked for. The operational software used in the transceiver, stored in EPROM, is unique to either
the 980,950 or 930 and like the GAL keys is not interchangeable.
The GAL key is identified by the Pack Number as listed below:-
Pack 1 ------------ No Selcall, default no options
Pack 2 BCO93002 Selcall with external alarm
930 transceivers can be programmed using the internal programmer within the transceiver, by using the
Barrett 900 Series programming software or by cloning using cloning cable Barrett P/N BCA90024 from
other 930 transceivers.
Pack 1 ------------ All 940 features.
940 transceivers can be programmed using the internal programmer within the transceiver, by using the
Barrett 900 Series programming software or by cloning using cloning cable Barrett P/N BCA94014 from
other 940 transceivers.
Pack 1 ------------ no selcall, default no options.
Pack 2 BCO95002 Selcall, Telcall, GPS interface and external alarm.
Pack 3 BCO95003 RS-232 interface includes Telcall, Selcall, GPS interface
950 transceivers can be programmed using the internal programmer within the transceiver, by using the
Barrett 900 Series programming software or by cloning using cloning cable Barrett P/N BCA90024 from
other 950 transceivers.
Pack 1 ------------ Standard 980 configuration
980 transceivers are delivered in a unlocked state with a standard international marine frequency pack fitted.
980 transceivers can be programmed using the internal programmer within the transceiver, by using the
Barrett 900 Series programming software or by cloning using cloning cable Barrett P/N BCA90024 from
other 980 transceivers.
6.1 Barrett 930 transceivers
6.2 Barrett 940 transceivers
6.3 Barrett 950 transceivers
6.4 Barrett 980 transceivers
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