PGM800Win Version 1.0 For Windows: T800 Programming Software User's Manual

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T800 Programming Software

User’s Manual
PGM800Win Version 1.0

For Windows
Copyright 1996, Tait Electronics Ltd

All Rights Reserved
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PROPRIETARY PROGRAM MATERIAL
This material is proprietary to TAIT ELECTRONICS LIMITED, and is not to be

reproduced, used, or disclosed except in accordance with program licence or
upon written permission of Tait Electronics.
COPYRIGHT © 1996 TAIT ELECTRONICS LIMITED
IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
TAIT ELECTRONICS LIMITED

CHRISTCHURCH
NEW ZEALAND
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About This Manual

Welcome to PGM800Win v1.0, the Tait programming software
for T800 series base station equipment. This software pro-
vides an easy way to enter frequency information into T800 se-
ries equipment, using a standard IBM PC (or compatible).
This introductory section provides background information
that you should read before using this manual.
Overview
This manual is intended as an installation guide and overall
reference for the programming software. It provides the fol-
lowing information:
■ An overview of the software.
■ Basic usage instructions.
■ A reference manual for all parameters and settings.
Who Should Read This Manual?

This manual is designed for use by Tait retailers, distributors
and customers who are programming T800 base station equip-
ment.
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What Do You Need To Know?

Users of the Tait radio programming software should be famil-
iar with the following:
■ Radio system and radio network settings and parameters.
■ General PC and Windows operation.
What’s Included?
This manual has an introduction, six chapters, one appendix
and the Tait Software Licence Agreement.
Chapter Description
About This Manual Introduces the manual and explains how to use it. Also includes
(pages 1 to 8) a Table of Contents.
Chapter 1 Introduces the software and gives basic hardware requirements.
(pages 1-1 to 1-4)
Chapter 2 Explains how to install the software.
(pages 2-1 to 2-4)
Chapter 3 Gives basic information on how to operate in a Windows envi-
(pages 3-1 to 3-4 ronment.
Chapter 4 Gives instructions on how to use PGM800Win v1.0 by means of
(pages 4-1 to 4-10) an example which can also function as a tutorial.
Chapter 5 Gives detailed descriptions of all commands.
(pages 5-1 to 5-14)
Chapter 6 Lists error messages along with possible causes and remedies.
(pages 6-1 to 6-6)
Appendix A Explains how to use PGM800Win v1.0 on a PC without a
(pages A-1 to A-4) mouse attached, using keyboard commands.
Licence Tait Software Licence Agreement and Tait company addresses.
(pages i to vi)
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Typographic Conventions
This manual uses the following conventions:
Symbol Definition
<> Angle brackets in text show the key to push. Text of this sort should not be typed
verbatim.
__ Underline represents text you must type (such as command-line).
““ Double quotes represent text as it appears on screen.
Mouse Conventions
This manual uses the following conventions:
Mouse Definition
Point Move the mouse until it points at the desired selection.
Drag Hold down the mouse button while you move the mouse.
Click Quickly press and release the mouse button.
Double click Click the mouse button twice in rapid succession.
Note: The default setting is the left mouse button. You may for
your own convenience customise your mouse (see your
Windows User’s Manual).
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Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction
PGM800Win Package. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-1
New Features In PGM800Win v1.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-3
Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-4
Chapter 2 Before You Start

Checking your PGM800Win package . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-1
Making A Back-up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-1
Installing PGM800Win . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-2
Chapter 3 About Windows
Chapter 4 Running PGM800Win

A Short Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-1
Chapter 5 Detailed Description

System Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-2
Channel Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-3
Windows Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-6
Database Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-11
EPROM Programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-14
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Chapter 6 Error And Warning Messages
Appendix A Keyboard Commands
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Introduction
Chapter
1
PGM800Win Package
PGM800Win v1.0 is a comprehensive software package de-
signed to allow easy programming of TAIT T800 series base
stations. The base stations supported by PGM800Win are:
Base Station Normal Freq. Freq. Steps
T825 66-88MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz
T826 66-88MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz
T827 66-88MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz
T835 136-156MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz

148-174MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz
T836 136-156MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz

148-174MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz
T837 136-156MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz

148-174MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz
T851 400-440MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz

440-480MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz
480-520MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz
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Base Station Normal Freq. Freq. Steps
T855 340-380MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz

380-400MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz
400-440MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz
440-480MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz
480-530MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz
T856 400-440MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz

440-480MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz
480-512.29375MHz 6.25kHz only
480-520MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz
T857 340-380MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz

400-440MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz
440-480MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz
480-512.29375MHz 6.25kHz only
480-520MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz
T865 220-245MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz

240-270MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz
T867 220-245MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz

240-270MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz
265-285MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz
T875 330-380MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz
T877 330-380MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz
T881 800-880MHz 12.5kHz only

850-960MHz 12.5kHz only
T885 800-880MHz 12.5kHz only

850-960MHz 12.5kHz only
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Introduction 1-3
The Windows driven environment is easy to use and offers ex-

cellent flexibility to the user. Moving between Windows and
within Windows using a mouse or the cursor keys is simple.
Help information is available at every step if required.
PGM800Win v1.0 allows user specified channel information to

be saved onto disk and retrieved at any time. This is then used
in conjunction with a separate EPROM programmer to trans-
fer the information to an EPROM for installation in the base
station itself.
Data from the saved files or from a base station may be print-
ed, providing you with a permanent copy for your own records.
Note: A separate user supplied EPROM programmer must be
used. It should be capable of programming from Binary
or Intel Hexadecimal files. Refer to the “Initial Tuning
& Adjustment” section of your Service Manual for more
detailed information on channel programming.
New Features In PGM800Win v1.0

PGM800Win v1.0 is different in concept from DOS versions of
PGM800 in that it is Windows driven. It includes many new
and improved features over DOS versions of PGM800.
Major changes are outlined below:

■ The Windows environment makes data entry and editing
significantly easier.
■ Includes several new radio models which are not program-
mable with DOS versions of PGM800.
■ Out of range frequencies will result in warning messages
and will not be accepted for entry into the standard library
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module. User defined modules can be created allowing var-

iation from the standard library module.
■ Channel numbers default to 0-127 to match the EPROM
memory locations, however the user can change this set-
ting so that the channel numbers run from 1-128 to suit
his/her particular needs.
Note: The datafiles produced by BASEPROG v1.0 and all
DOS versions of PGM800 are still compatible with
PGM800Win v1.0.
Requirements
The basic requirements for running PGM800Win v1.0 are:
■ IBM PC or true IBM compatible computer.
■ Windows version 3.1 or higher, or Windows 95.
■ 4 Mbytes of RAM (8 Mbytes recommended with Windows
95).
■ Any 80-column monitor (monochrome, colour, LCD or Plas-
ma).
■ One floppy disk drive and one hard disk drive with 3
Mbytes free space.
■ An EPROM programming device and appropriate software
capable of programming an EPROM from an Intel Hex for-
mat or Binary file.
To take full advantage of PGM800Win’s features, a printer is

also recommended.
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Before You Start

Chapter
2
Checking Your PGM800Win Package
Your PGM800Win package should contain the following:
■ A set of three 3½ inch high density disks.
■ T800 Programming Software User’s Manual.
If any of these items are missing or damaged, please contact

your nearest approved Tait Dealer or service centre.
Making A Back-up
Before you install PGM800Win, you should make a complete
working copy of the original PGM800Win program disks.
Your computer’s DOS manual will explain how to use the disk
copy command supplied with your computer.
Once you have copied them, store the original disks in a safe
place and use the copies to install the program.
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Installing PGM800Win
To install PGM800Win onto your hard disk proceed as follows:
Step Description
Step 1: If Windows is not already running, at the DOS prompt, type WIN
and press <ENTER>
Step 2: Insert Disk 1 into drive A (or drive B).
Step 3: Choose RUN from the File menu in Program Manager. The fol-
lowing dialog box appears.
Step 4: In the Command Line, type a:\setup (or b:\setup) and click “OK”.
Step 5: An “Initialising Setup” message will appear. This may be fol-
lowed by.
Step 6: Ignore this message. Click “OK”. The following box will appear.
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Step Description
Step 7: Once you have selected your preferred directory, click “Con-
tinue”. PGM800Win will start loading and a message on the
screen tells you what percentage is loaded at any particular
time. At the following prompt, insert Disk 2 and click “OK”.
Step 8: The setup continues. At the following prompt, insert the data-
base disk and click “OK”.
Step 9: The setup continues to completion and the following box is dis-
played.
Step 10: Click “OK” and you will be returned to the Program Manager,
which will now include a Program Group window for
PGM800Win. You can resize this window and place it in a con-
venient place in your Program Manager window.
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About Windows
Chapter
3
Before we describe the various Windows menus available to
you, we suggest that you take a few minutes to familiarise
yourself with how to move around the Windows environment,
particularly if you do not have the use of a mouse.
Note: Keyboard commands are described in Appendix A.
While you are in PGM800Win, on-line help is available to you

at all times. Simply click “Help” on the menu bar.
Click “File” on the menu bar and a drop down menu gives you
the following choices.
Menu Function
New Opens the “New File” dialogue box. Creates a new EPROM file.
Open Opens the “Open File” dialogue box. Opens an existing EPROM file.
Save Saves an opened EPROM file using the same filename.
Save As Saves an opened EPROM file using the filename specified.
Close Closes the active file. If any changes have been made, a dialogue box
will give you the option to save those changes.
Print Prints the channel information and dip switch settings of the active file.
Print Setup Takes you into the setup procedure which allows you to determine the
style and the printer to which you output your file.
Preferences Allows you to choose the default directory.
Exit Takes you out of PGM800Win back to Program Manager.
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Click “Edit” on the menu bar and a drop down menu gives you
Menu Function
Undo Cancels the previous editing operation.
Cut Deletes the selected text and places it on the Clipboard.
Copy Makes a copy of the selected text and places it on the Clipboard.
Paste Pastes text from the Clipboard into the active window.
Clear Clears selected text or frequencies.
Select All Selects all the frequencies in your file (you can then Copy and Paste
them into another file).
Database This selection is further divided into “Add Module” and “Edit Module”.
These will be discussed in more depth in Chapter 5.
Click “View” on the menu bar and a drop down menu gives you
the following choice.
Menu Function
Tool Bar Allows you to select whether you want the tool bar visible or not. If
you are operating from a PC with a smaller screen, you may want to
switch the tool bar off to give you more space.
Click “Window” on the menu bar and a drop down menu gives
you the following choices.
Menu Function
Tile Allows you to arrange open files so that all can be seen.
Cascade Allows you to arrange open files so that only the title bar can be seen.
Note: The Window menu also shows all the files currently
open, with a “tick” against the file which is active.
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Click “Help” on the menu bar and a drop down menu gives you
Menu Function
Contents Gives an index of the help available on topics on the menu bar.
Search Opens a dialogue box which allows you to search for help on a partic-
ular subject.
About Tells you about PGM800Win software.
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Running PGM800Win
Chapter
4
A Short Example
Now you have installed PGM800Win on your system and are
ready to start programming. At this point, it is appropriate to
find out a few basics. For instance, how to start PGM800Win,
how to enter data, how to save the data to an Intel Hexadeci-
mal or Binary formatted file and so forth.
Brief explanations on how to use PGM800Win to perform a

simple example will be given. For a comprehensive explana-
tion of the whole PGM800Win programming system, please
refer to Chapter 5, Detailed Description.
Note: Throughout this Manual, instructions on how to move
about the program assume that a mouse is connected to
the system. If you do not have a mouse fitted, movement
around the program can be achieved using the keyboard.
A brief description of the more common keyboard com-
mands are detailed in Appendix A. For more detailed
information, please refer to your Windows User’s Guide.
To Start PGM800Win
■ In Program Manager, double click on the PGM800Win
icon.
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After starting the program, the title screen will be displayed

for three seconds. This time delay can be by-passed by click-
ing on the screen. It shows the version number, date and copy-
right information for the software as shown below.
The title screen is followed by the main menu as shown below.
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Information Required
The remaining sections of this chapter provide a step by step
demonstration of how to use PGM800Win. This encompasses:
■ How to start a new file.
■ How to enter data.
■ How to save data in an Intel HEX or BIN formatted file.
■ How to load an existing data file.
The following information shows how to program a T825-15

base station fitted with T800-02 CTCSS module.
Base station module: T825-15 (receiver)
Serial No. of base station: 1234567
User’s remark: Just testing
Starting frequency: 66.0000 MHz
Channel spacing: 12.5 kHz
The following frequencies are to be programmed into the cor-

responding channels:
Channel Rx (MHz) CTCSS (Hz)

0 66.0000 67.0
1 66.0125
2 66.0250 114.8
3 66.0375
4 66.0500
.
.
49 66.6125
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Note: CTCSS information can be ignored if the T800 base sta-

tion does not have a T800-02 CTCSS module fitted, or a
particular channel does not require it.
In this example, a hard copy of the channel information will

be taken and the data will be stored on disk under the name
T825-15.BIN.
Note: If you do not have a printer, or do not require a hard
copy, ignore the paragraph entitled “To Print Data”
To Enter Data
■ Click “File” in the menu bar. A drop down menu appears.
■ Click “New”. The following dialogue box appears.
■ Click on the arrow in the square box at the right of the cur-
rent T800 module. A drop down list box appears with a list
of T800 modules which can be programmed.
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■ Select T825-15 from this list and click “OK”. The following
tabbed window appears.
■ Place the cursor in the “User Remark” box and type Just
testing.
■ Place the cursor in the “Module ID” box and type 1234567.
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■ Point at the “Channel Information” tab and click on it. The

following window appears.
■ Click on “Channels”. The following dialogue box appears.
■ Place the cursor in the “New” box, delete the current

number and type 50. Click “OK”. The dialogue box closes.
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■ Click on “Sequence”. The following dialogue box appears.
■ Click on the arrow to the right of “Channel Spacing”. Click

on “12.5kHz”.
■ Click “OK”. The dialogue box disappears. The channel in-
formation has been automatically inserted into 50 chan-
nels, starting from 66MHz and incrementing in 12.5kHz
steps.
■ Click in the CTCSS column for the frequency of 66MHz.
An arrow appears on the right hand side of this box. Click
on the arrow and a drop down box appears. Use the arrows
to scroll up or down this box. Click on “67.0Hz”. This fre-
quency is automatically inserted into the CTCSS line cor-
responding to 66MHz.
■ Repeat the above procedure to insert a CTCSS frequency of
114.8Hz against the channel frequency of 66.025MHz.
To Save Data
To save the data you have just entered, proceed as follows:
■ Click “File” in the top left hand corner of your screen, and
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click “Save”. The following dialogue box appears.
■ Place the cursor in the “File Name” box and type T825-
15.BIN.
■ Click “OK”. The channel data which you entered for the
T825-15 module is now saved as “T825-15.BIN”. Click
“File” and “Close”.
Note: The .BIN extension is used if your EPROM programmer
accepts Binary format files. Alternatively, the .HEX ex-
tension can be used if your EPROM programmer accepts
Intel Hexadecimal formatted files. The default is to
.BIN extension, however you can select .HEX by clicking
on the arrow under “List of File Types” and choosing
that option.
To Open A Data File

In order to open a previously saved data file, proceed as fol-
lows:
■ Click “File” in the top left hand corner of your screen, and
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click “Open”. The following dialogue box appears.
■ Select the directory in which you have saved your file.

■ Select “T825-15.BIN” under “File Name” and click “OK”.
The “System Information” window will be displayed, showing
the Module Serial Number as “1234567” and the User Remark
as “Just testing”.
■ Click on the “Channel Information” tab. The data dis-
played should be what you have entered before.
Note: Since entries in Starting Channel, No. of Channels,
Starting Frequency and Channel Spacing are used to as-
sist in frequency entry only, they are not saved in the file
and hence they will return to their default settings once
the memory is cleared.
To Print Data
To produce a printed copy of the channel information:
■ Power up your printer, making sure that it is on-line.
■ Click “File” in the top left hand corner of the screen, and
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click “Print”. The following dialogue box appears.
■ Click “Setup” and ensure your printer is selected. Set the

paper size to portrait A4 or US Letter for best results.
■ Click “OK”. The printer will then print a hard copy of the
data entered.
■ Should you need to change any of your printer’s parame-
ters, there is a setup option on the above dialogue box.
Note: The default is set to output information to your printer.
You can, however, save the information in ASCII text
format to disk for future use. To do this, select “Prefer-
ences” from the “File” menu.
What You Have Achieved

To see what you have achieved proceed as follows:
■ Click “File” in the top left hand corner of your screen and
click “Exit”.
■ Go to Program Manager and select File Manager.
■ Go to the directory and sub-directory where you have in-
stalled PGM800Win and you will see a file called “T825-
15.BIN”. This file contains the channel information which
you entered and can be transferred to an EPROM with a
suitable EPROM programmer.
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Detailed Description
Chapter
5
This chapter provides more detailed information on
PGM800Win. It explains PGM800Win and Windows termi-
nology and describes how manual and automatic insertion
works
On opening a data file (whether new or previously generated)

in PGM800Win, you are presented with a screen which looks
like this:
There are in effect two pages on this screen, “System Informa-

tion” and “Channel Information”. You can switch between
these pages by clicking on the relevant tab.
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System Information
This tabbed page lists the parameters of the module you have
selected. These are described below.
Field Description
Module This field lists the chosen module by “T” number and whether it is a
Number “Standard” or “User Defined” module.
Serial Number This field allows the user to uniquely label any module. A maximum of
7 characters may be used.
Module Type This states whether the module is a Receiver, Transmitter or Exciter.
Injection Side This field shows whether the oscillator frequency injection is above or
below with respect to the RF input frequency.
Intermediate This is the difference between the RF input frequency and the local
Frequency oscillator frequency.
Last Modified This shows the date the EPROM file was last modified.
User Remark This field allows the user to enter a unique message. A maximum of
16 characters may be used (e.g. customer name).
Prescaler This is a programmable divider used to divide the local oscillator fre-
Value quency down to a frequency acceptable to the synthesiser. Examples
of prescaler values used are 40/41, 64/65 and 80/81.
Lower Fre- This is the minimum RF frequency with which the radio may be pro-
quency Limit grammed.
Upper Fre- This is the maximum RF frequency with which the radio may be pro-
quency Limit grammed.
Reference Fre- This frequency is used by the synthesiser as a high stability reference
quency (6.4MHz in the Receiver, 200kHz in the Transmitter and Exciter).
Freq Steps These fields show the minimum channel spacing for the module.
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Channel Information
This tabbed page allows you to enter data for up to 128 differ-
ent channels. There are two parameters for each channel, and
both parameters are optional:
■ The Receiver (Rx), Transmitter (Tx) or Exciter (Ex) fre-
quency in MHz.
■ The CTCSS frequency in Hz.
You may choose automatic or manual insertion to enter either

parameter in the channels of your choice. Automatic insertion
is described later in this chapter in the paragraph entitled
“Sequence”. To manually insert parameters proceed as out-
lined below:
Receive Or Transmit Frequency

This field specifies the frequency which the base station re-
ceives or transmits on the corresponding channel. The normal
frequency band for each base station model selected is given
in Chapter 1, Introduction. You may enter any frequency in
the channel of your choice by clicking in the appropriate field
and typing in the frequency.
The entered frequency must be divisible by the frequency step

(channel spacing) of the base station. Some base stations can
be programmed with one of two possible frequency steps, such
as 6.25kHz and 5kHz. In this case, the entered frequencies
must be divisible by either one of the frequency steps, other-
wise an error message is generated and you will not be al-
lowed to continue until an appropriate frequency is selected.
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If the entered frequency is divisible by both frequency steps,

then the higher of the two will be automatically selected.
Any entered frequency which is divisible by the frequency step

but outside the normal band will generate an error message
and you will not be allowed to continue until an appropriate
frequency is selected.
CTCSS Frequency
This field specifies the CTCSS frequency to be used for the cor-
responding channel if a T800-02 CTCSS module has been in-
stalled in the base station. You may enter any frequency in
the CTCSS field of your choice by clicking in the appropriate
field until it is highlighted, deleting its contents and typing in
the new frequency.
The entered CTCSS frequency is checked against a look-up ta-

ble, and an error message is generated if an invalid CTCSS
frequency has been entered.
A list of valid CTCSS frequencies is available for you to choose

from. To access this, place the cursor in the relevant “CTCSS
frequency” field and click on the arrow to reveal a drop down
menu containing all the valid CTCSS frequencies.
Channels may be programmed without a corresponding

CTCSS frequency if desired. In this case, the EPROM will be
automatically programmed to provide MSB 0000000010 LSB
output from the T800-07 Multichannel Memory PCB. This is
detected within the T800-02 CTCSS unit and used to defeat
the CTCSS (later model CTCSS units only: PCB issue 225-
01202-02 onwards).
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Sequence
You may automatically insert groups of frequencies by click-
ing “Sequence”. Selection of this button allows the user to de-
fine the following:
■ Starting Channel field defines the channel number of the
first automatically inserted frequency.
■ No. of Channels field defines the amount of channels in
this particular sequence which will have a frequency in-
serted automatically.
■ Starting Frequency states the first frequency for the block
of automatically inserted frequencies with constant incre-
ments. A warning message will be displayed if the entry
exceeds the frequency range for that radio module and you
will not be allowed to proceed until an appropriate fre-
quency is selected.
■ Channel Spacing field specifies the constant increment be-
tween two channels in the block. The entry here has to be
divisible by the frequency steps of the radio module select-
ed or an error message will be displayed.
These fields together make the automatic insertion feature

work. If the entries are not complete, automatic insertion will
not function.
Unless cleared, all the frequencies will remain in memory.

This allows for repeated use of the automatic insertion feature
to input constant incrementing frequencies in blocks with ir-
regular frequencies in between.
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Channels
Selection of this button allows the user to define the total
number of channels s/he wishes to program.
Windows Information
The various Windows menu options are described in Chapter
3. It is, however, appropriate to explain the more important
ones in more detail in this chapter.
New
This option allows you to create a new file, with all the default
settings of the particular module selected. You may then edit
the module to enter relevant frequency and CTCSS informa-
tion into the channels of your choice.
Click “File” and “New”. The following dialogue box will be dis-
played:
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Scroll through the modules available in the database to find

the one you require. Click on your selection and click “OK”.
The module you chose is opened and the “System Information”
page is displayed.
You may now edit the module, inserting frequency and CTCSS
information.
Open
This option allows you to open any file with extension .BIN or
.HEX that has been produced by PGM800Win v1.0. Addition-
ally, files produced by the earlier versions of the program,
BASEPROG, PGM800 v2.01 and PGM800 v2.21, can also be
opened. It is not possible to open more than four files at any
one time.
Click “File” and “Open”. The following dialogue box will be

displayed:
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Select the directory from which you wish to open your file. All
the files on that directory which have file name extension .BIN
will be displayed. If you want a listing of .HEX files, you can
select that option in the bottom left corner of the dialogue box.
To open a specific file, double click on its filename.

PGM800Win will open the file and display the “System Infor-
mation” page. You may now enter a “User Remark” and a
unique “Serial Number”, each up to 16 characters long. Click
on the “Channel Information” tab. You may now edit the fre-
quency and CTCSS information as described earlier in this
chapter.
Note: The file name extension is very important here. OPEN
will accept file names only with the .BIN (signifying Bi-
nary format file) or .HEX (signifying Intel Hexadecimal
format file) extensions. Any other extension will gener-
ate an error.
Save
This option allows you to save all the entered data in a file.
Click “File” and “Save”. If the file already exists, it will be au-
tomatically saved without any warning messages being gener-
ated. It will overwrite any information previously saved in
that file.
If the file does not already exist, then you will be given the op-
tion to “Save As”.
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Save As
Click “File” and “Save As”. The following dialogue box will be
displayed:
You may select the drive, directory and filename under which
you want to save your file. If the entered file specification
matches an existing file, the following dialogue box will ap-
pear:
You may then choose to overwrite the file, rename it, or cancel
the operation completely.
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Note: The filename extension is very important here. Save and

Save As will accept file names only with the .BIN (signi-
fying Binary format file) or .HEX (signifying Intel Hex-
adecimal format file) extensions. Any other extension
will generate the following error.
Preferences
Click “File” and “Preferences”. The following dialogue box will
be displayed:
You may now specify the following options:

■ The default directory in which you want to save your files.
■ To print your files to your printer, or to an ASCII text file,
in which case the output will be saved to the stdout.txt file.
■ To number your channels either from 0 to 127, or 1 to 128.
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Database Information
This option is selectable from the “Edit” menu and gives you a
choice to “Add Module”, which allows you to add a module with
specific parameters, or to “Edit Module”, which allows you to
edit parameters stored in a user defined module.
Warning: Altering the database should not be undertaken
lightly. The option is provided to allow users to
overcome particular problems. Before choosing to
alter a standard module, you may wish to discuss
your specific requirements with your local Tait Deal-
er or Service Centre. All modules are presented to
the user as if they are in a single database. However,
in order to protect the integrity of the “Standard”
modules, these are held in a separate database to
any “User Defined” modules.
Add Module
This selection allows you to create a User Defined module
based on a standard module into which you can enter data
outside the parameters of the standard module.
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Click “Edit”, “Database” and “Add Module”. The following

window will be displayed:
You may change any of the parameters in the white boxes and
then click “Add”. If the module number already exists in the
database, the following error message will be given:
This is designed to prevent corruption of the standard data-

base.
Once created, this module is saved to a separate user defined

database, to prevent corruption of the standard database.
Note: These databases are combined into a single list for pres-
entation to the user.
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Edit Module
This selection is only available for a user defined module.
Once again this is designed to prevent corruption of the stand-
ard database.
Click “Edit”, “Database” and “Edit Module”. The following

window will be displayed:
You have three choices available to you:

■ You can alter the information in a previously saved module
by editing the white user defined fields and then clicking
“Update”.
■ You can remove a user defined module by clicking “Delete”.
■ You can include a new user defined module by editing the
white fields and clicking “Add”. You must, however,
change the module number.
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EPROM Programming
By following the procedures laid out in this manual, you will
build up a library of files for all your Rx, Tx and Ex modules.
These files will contain the channels, frequencies and CTCSS
information which you require from your modules.
This information can be transferred to an EPROM with a suit-

able EPROM programmer. Following the EPROM program-
mer supplier’s instructions will result in a correctly
programmed EPROM for each of your modules.
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6-1
Error And Warning Messages
Chapter
6
PGM800Win diagnostic messages fall into two classes: Errors
and Warnings. These messages are displayed in the centre of
the screen as they occur.
Errors indicate invalid data entered, illegal conditions, or an

incorrect order of data entry attempted and are accompanied
by an exclamation mark or an information symbol. They may
be displayed in “Standard” or “User Defined” modules.
Warnings are only displayed in a “User Defined” module and

are accompanied by a question mark. They do not prevent you
from proceeding. They indicate data entry that is outside the
normal limits. Data entered with a warning message will be
accepted and processed accordingly.
In the following lists, error messages are presented first, fol-

lowed by warning messages. A probable cause and remedy are
provided for each message. All messages are listed alphabeti-
cally.
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6-2 Error And Warning Messages
Error Messages Possible Causes Possible Remedies

Cannot find record The module you want to delete is Check the database for the
not in the database correct name of the module
you wish to delete
Cannot find the file The file does not exist on the Put the file in the path. If the
<PATH:Defdir.txt>. path specified file does not exist, create it
Ensure this file exists and, using a text editor, enter:
0 on line 1
1 on line 2 and
0 on line 3
Cannot find the file The file does not exist on the Ensure the directory and
<PATH:Txxx-xx.ext> path specified filename are correct
Cannot find the file The database files are not in the Locate the specified files and
<PATH:xxxx.mdb> directory in which the application copy into the application’s
is installed directory
Cannot have a duplicate You have tried to add a module Select “Add Module”, rename
module which already exists it and click on “Add”
Cannot have more than You have tried to open more than Save and close a previously
4 windows open 4 modules opened module and then open
the module of your choice
Cannot open your file for The file is incompatible with Select a compatible file
that type of access PGM800Win
Channel spacing must The frequency entered is not Select a channel spacing
be a multiple of <Freq. divisible by the Frequency from the drop down menu or
step(s)> step(s) manually enter an acceptable
frequency
Checksum error The data in the file is not in the Select a compatible file
correct format
Device appears to be You are trying to access a device Select a valid device
unavailable which is not available to your
computer
Disk is full There is no room left on the cho- Make space on your drive or
sen drive choose another drive
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Error And Warning Messages 6-3

End of file An attempt was made to read The file is likely to be corrupt.
past the end of the file. Select a valid file
Error opening window There is an application error Exit the program and start
again
Error printing the file. Printer is not selected, not on Select the printer and ensure it
Make sure your printer line, jammed or out of paper is on line and serviceable
is connected
Error reading from file The file is not compatible with Select a compatible file
PGM800Win
Error reading into win- There is an application error Exit the program and start
dow again
Error writing to stdout.txt Stdout.txt is probably corrupt Delete stdout.txt from File
Manager and try again
File extension must be You have entered the wrong file Enter the correct extension
.BIN or .HEX extension
File has a non-standard The file is not compatible with Select a compatible file
end-of-file marker, or an PGM800Win
attempt has been made
to read beyond the end
of the file marker
File is already open You have attempted to open a file Select the correct file
which is already open
Filename is illegal The file is corrupted Select a valid file
Frequency goes beyond The entered frequency is greater Enter a frequency which is
bandwidth than the upper frequency limit inside the range of the module
selected
Frequency is less than The entered frequency is less As above
bandwidth than the lower frequency limit
Frequency must be a The frequency entered is not Enter a frequency which is
multiple of <Freq. divisible by the Frequency divisible by the Frequency
step(s)> step(s) step(s)
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Frequency Step must be You have entered a character Check for a typographical
a number error
Frequency Step must be The Frequency Step entered is Select a Frequency Step
between 0 and 99.9kHz outside the range inside the range
Insert a disk in the drive There is no disk in the floppy Insert a disk into the floppy
and close the door drive or it has been inserted drive correctly
incorrectly
Intermediate frequency You have entered a character Check for a typographical
must be a number error
Intermediate frequency The intermediate frequency Select an intermediate fre-
must be between 0 and entered is outside the range quency inside the range
255MHz
Internal disk error The hard disk has been cor- Consult your system manager
rupted
Invalid frequency The frequency entered is either Select a frequency inside the
excessively large or has a char- range
acter in it
Lower frequency must be You have entered a character Check for a typographical
a number error
Lower frequency must be The lower frequency entered is Select an intermediate fre-
between 0 and 9999MHz outside the range quency inside the range
Module Txxx-xx is not in You have tried to select an incor- Check the module number
the database rect module and try again
No current record Access to the database has Select a valid module
failed
Not enough channels in The number of channels in the Reduce the number of chan-
your table sequence goes beyond the last nels in the sequence or
channel in the table Increase the number of chan-
nels available using the
“Channels” button
Nothing to copy This error could occur when you There is no information in the
try to copy information from a file to copy
new file
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Error And Warning Messages 6-5

Nothing to cut As above As above
Nothing to paste As above As above
Nothing to undo As above As above
Path does not exist The directory specified does not Create the directory in File
exist Manager
Prescalar must be an You have entered a decimal Make prescalar an integer
integer value value
Prescalar must be You have entered an out of range Enter a value between 0 and
between 0 and 255 value 255
Prescalar value must be You have entered a character Check for a typographical
a number error
Reference Frequency You have entered a character Check for a typographical
Reference Frequency You have entered an out of range Enter a value between 0 and
must be between 0 and value 25.5MHz
25.5MHz
Upper frequency limit You have entered a character Check for a typographical
Upper frequency limit You have entered an out of range Enter a value between 0 and
must be between 0 and value 9999MHz
9999MHz
Upper frequency limit You have entered an upper fre- Check both frequency limits
must be greater than quency limit which is less than and amend
lower frequency limit the lower frequency limit
Value must be an integer You have entered a decimal Make value an integer
Value must be a number You have entered a character Check for a typographical
error
Value must be a positive You have entered a negative Enter a positive value
number value
Wrong file format The HEX file read was of the Select a valid file
wrong format
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Warning Messages Possible Causes Check

Channel spacing should The frequency entered is not Ensure the channel spacing
be a multiple of <Freq. divisible by the Frequency you have chosen is the one
step(s)> step(s) you want. If not, click “No” and
enter the correct channel
spacing
File Txxx-xx.ext already You have chosen a filename Check the filename. If you
exists on disk which already exists choose “Yes”, you will over-
write the file!
Frequency should be a The frequency entered is not Ensure the frequency you
multiple of <Freq. step(s)> divisible by the Frequency have chosen is the one you
step(s) want. If not, click “No” and
enter the correct frequency
USER.MDB/USER.LDB You are installing PGM800Win If you want to keep any previ-
already exists on file. Do to a directory on which it was ously saved “User Defined”
you want to overwrite this previously installed files, you must choose “No”
file
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A-1
Keyboard Commands
Appendix
A
This appendix lists the key combinations you can use in win-
dows if you do not have access to a mouse. The lists are not
exhaustive, and cover only those keystrokes essential for the
operation of PGM800Win. Should you require more detailed
information on keyboard commands, please refer to your Win-
dows User’s Manual.
System Keys
The following keys can be used in windows, regardless of the
application you are using.
Keystroke Command
F1 Start Help.
CTRL+ESC Switch to task list.
ALT+ESC Switch to the next application.
ALT+TAB Switch to the application last used.
ALT+SPACEBAR Open the Control menu for an application window.
ALT+HYPHEN Open the Control menu for a document window.
ALT+F4 Quit an application or close a window
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A-2 Keyboard Commands
Program Manager Keys

When working with group windows in Program Manager, use
the following keys.
Keystroke Function
Arrow keys Move between items in a group window.
CTRL+TAB Move between group windows and icons.
ENTER Start the selected application / Open a group window icon.
CTRL+F4 Close an active group window.
Menu Keys
Use the following keys to select menus and choose commands
in PGM800Win.
Keystroke Command
ALT Select or cancel selection of the first menu on the menu bar.
Character key Choose the menu or command whose underlined letter matches
the one you type.
LEFT/RIGHT Move between menus. Move between pages in a document once
ARROW the page title is highlighted.
UP/DOWN Move between commands.
ARROW
ENTER Choose the selected menu or command.
ESC Cancel the selected menu name / close the open menu.
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Keyboard Commands A-3
Channel Information Keys

Use the following keys when entering Channel Information in
PGM800Win.
Keystroke Command
ESC Cancels edit mode of current cell.
Left/Right arrow Edit Mode - permits left and right movement within a cell.
Non Edit Mode - permits left and right movement across fields.
Up/Down arrow Move to the previous or next line respectively.
Page Up/Down Move up or down by as many lines as are on the screen less one.
Shift+Right and Selects (highlights) cells for editing.
Shift+Down arrow
Shift+Left and Deselects cells for editing.
Shift+Up arrow
Shift+Delete Deletes the contents of the current cells.
Delete Deletes the current character within a cell, when in Edit Mode.
Enter Ends Edit Mode of selected cell and allows left to right movement
across fields when not in Edit Mode.
TAB Movement from left to right across fields.
SHIFT+TAB Movement from right to left across fields.
Home Move to the leftmost field of the current line.
End Move to the rightmost field of the current line.
CTRL+Home Move to the leftmost field of the first line.
CTRL+End Move to the rightmost field of the last line.
CTRL+Z Undo last cut, copy or paste operation.
CTRL+X Cut the contents of current cell(s) to the clipboard.
CTRL+C Copy the contents of current cell(s) to the clipboard.
CTRL+V Paste the contents of the clipboard at the current cursor position.
ALT+Down arrow Opens any “drop down” box.
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A-4 Keyboard Commands
Dialogue Box Keys

Use the following keys when working in a dialogue box in
PGM800Win.
Keystroke Command
TAB Move from option to option (left to right / top to bottom).
SHIFT+TAB Move from option to option in reverse order.
ALT+ character Move to the option or group whose underlined letter matches the
key one you type.
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T800 Programming Software

PGM800Win Version 1.0

Copyright 1996, Tait Electronics Ltd

PROPRIETARY PROGRAM MATERIAL

This material is proprietary to TAIT ELECTRONICS LIMITED, and is not to be

COPYRIGHT © 1996 TAIT ELECTRONICS LIMITED

IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.

Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

TAIT ELECTRONICS LIMITED

About This Manual 3

About This Manual

Who Should Read This Manual?

4 About This Manual

What Do You Need To Know?

About This Manual 5

6 About This Manual

Chapter 2 Before You Start

Chapter 3 About Windows

Chapter 4 Running PGM800Win

Chapter 5 Detailed Description

About This Manual 7

Chapter 6 Error And Warning Messages

Appendix A Keyboard Commands

8 About This Manual

Base Station Normal Freq. Freq. Steps

T825 66-88MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz

T826 66-88MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz

T827 66-88MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz

T835 136-156MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz

T836 136-156MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz

T837 136-156MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz

T851 400-440MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz

Base Station Normal Freq. Freq. Steps

T855 340-380MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz

T856 400-440MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz

T857 340-380MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz

T865 220-245MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz

T867 220-245MHz 6.25kHz/5.00kHz

T875 330-380MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz

T877 330-380MHz 12.5kHz/6.25kHz

T881 800-880MHz 12.5kHz only

T885 800-880MHz 12.5kHz only

The Windows driven environment is easy to use and offers ex-

PGM800Win v1.0 allows user specified channel information to

New Features In PGM800Win v1.0

Major changes are outlined below:

module. User defined modules can be created allowing var-

To take full advantage of PGM800Win’s features, a printer is

Before You Start

If any of these items are missing or damaged, please contact

2-2 Before You Start

Before You Start 2-3

2-4 Before You Start

While you are in PGM800Win, on-line help is available to you

Save Saves an opened EPROM file using the same filename.

Save As Saves an opened EPROM file using the filename specified.

Preferences Allows you to choose the default directory.