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General| Brand | Motorola |
|---|---|
| Model | HT 1000 Series |
| Category | Portable Radio |
| Language | English |
Defines the first position in the model number for unit type.
Specifies the model series using positions 2 and 3 of the model number.
Identifies the radio's operating frequency range based on position 4.
Indicates the power output level of the radio as per position 5.
Details the physical package configuration of the radio in position 6.
Specifies the channel spacing for the radio based on position 7.
Defines the primary operating mode of the radio in position 8.
Identifies the primary system type of the radio as per position 9.
Indicates the feature level of the radio based on position 10.
Specifies the major version change of the radio in position 11.
Details unique model variations as defined by position 12.
Defines model suffixes, such as 'SP', using positions 13-16.
Explains the classifications for safety notices: WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, and NOTES.
Lists standard and unique test equipment required for servicing portable radios.
Details service aids and tools specifically designed for radio servicing.
Covers the requirements for field alignment and programming.
Overview of radio specifications and test equipment accuracy.
Describes connecting equipment for alignment procedures and initial settings.
Explains entering and using radio test modes for performance checks.
Lists fatal and non-fatal error codes displayed during radio power-up tests.
Details error codes that appear during normal radio operation.
Describes the setup and PC requirements for radio alignment.
Critical procedure for proper radio operation and interference prevention.
Procedure for tuning front-end filter varactors in VHF and UHF models.
Procedure for adjusting the radio's rated audio output level.
Procedure for setting the squelch threshold and monitoring for chatter.
Covers adjustments for high-power and low-power transmitter output.
Balances modulation sensitivity of VCO and reference modulation.
Sets the limit for the radio's transmit deviation.
Sets reference limits for transmit deviation, not for 900MHz models.
Sets crossover frequency for phase-locked-loop tuning after VHF/UHF VCO repair.
Adjusts deviation for DTMF, Trunking, and MDC signalling.
Mandatory precautions for handling static-sensitive CMOS devices during disassembly.
Important notes on snaps, tabs, and part alignment during disassembly.
Step-by-step guide for removing the battery, antenna, and knobs.
Procedure for disassembling the radio's control top assembly.
Guide for removing the front cover, display, speaker, and microphone.
Overview of preventive maintenance, CMOS handling, and repair techniques.
Recommends periodic visual inspection and cleaning of the radio.
Mandatory precautions for preventing damage to CMOS devices from static or voltage.
Guidance on part replacement, substitution, and general repair practices.
Information on Secure Modules for MTS 2000 radios and their functions.
Details the power supplies and communication bus for the Secure Module.
Addresses error codes and common issues related to secure module operation.
Procedure for troubleshooting issues with key loading onto the secure module.
Identifies a specific cable kit for connecting a keyloader to the MTS 2000 radio.
Provides steps for physically installing a secure module into a radio.
Covers tuning secure TX deviation and RX discriminator level for optimal performance.
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