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Programming Procedure 1. Press F2 at the GET/SAVE/PROGRAM MENU to read the radio
codeplug to be cloned, i.e., the “source” codeplug. An archive file
may also be used as the “source” codeplug.
2. Press F5 at the GET/SAVE/PROGRAM MENU to access the CLONE
RADIO screen.
3. Connect the “target” radio to the computer and press F2 to
retrieve the serial number of the “target” radio. The serial number
may also be entered directly.
4. Press F8 to program the source codeplug into the target radio or
F10 to cancel the cloning process. An archive file may also be
created using the F7 SAVE ARCHIVE function and then used to
clone the “target” radio.
Function Key Descriptions
F2 - READ RADIO Allows you to read the serial number of the “target” radio.
F3 - GET FILE Used to retrieve an archive file that you wish to use as the “source” to
clone the target radio.
F5 - CLONE Used to clone the contents of the current work space (or last retrieved
archive file) into the target radio.
F7 - SAVE FILE Saves the codeplug data to an archive file.
F8 - PROGRAM RADIO Programs the “target” radio using saved codeplug data.
Important Notes on RSS
Cloning (All Radio Models)
1. Cloning is NOT allowed across models.
2. Cloning is NOT allowed across radio types (e.g. from HT 1000 to
VISAR)
3. Cloning is allowed across revisions of the same model (e.g. from a
HT 1000 “A” model to a HT 1000 “B” model). If an older model is
cloned to a newer model, default values for features added in the
new model will be LOST. The fields associated with these features
may display invalid data.
4. RSS cloning does NOT copy tuning information, model number or
serial number.
5. RSS cloning copies customer information (as of release R03.01).
6. RSS cloning does NOT copy MDC or ATIS IDs, but does copy STAR
IDs.
7. RSS cloning is allowed even if Option•Mate settings in the source
and target radios are different. The setting in the source radio is
copied to the target after a warning has been issued. Radio-to-radio
cloning is not permitted in this case.
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