Barrett 900 Series Programming Software Manual

Barrett 900 Series Programming Software Manual

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Barrett 900 Series Transceiver
Programming Software Manual
Head office:
Barrett Communications Pty Ltd
10 Port Kembla Drive, Bibra Lake WA 6163
P O Box 1214, Bibra Lake WA 6965
AUSTRALIA
Toll Free Tel: 1800 999 570
Tel: (61-8) 9 434 1700
Fax: (61-8) 9 418 6757
BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE
© Barrett Communications
BCM90001/1
European office:
Barrett Europe Limited
19 Lenten Street
Alton, Hampshire
GU34 1HG
UNITED KINGDOM
Tel: (44) 1420 542254
Fax: (44) 1420 543373
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RUAIA TEUKIN
May 2, 2025

Dear Sir/Madam, How to insert new frequency on empty channel please..Like only 3 channel have frequency the rest are empty channel. Using Baret 930

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Mr. Anderson
May 17, 2025

To insert a new frequency on an empty channel for the Barrett 930 transceiver, use one of the following methods:

1. Internal Programmer: Use the built-in programmer within the 930 transceiver.
2. Barrett 900 Series Programming Software: Connect the transceiver to a PC with the programming software installed.
3. Cloning Cable: Use the cloning cable (Barrett P/N BCA90024) to copy settings from another 930 transceiver.

These methods allow programming of frequencies and other settings onto empty channels.

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Summary of Contents for Barrett 900 Series

  • Page 1 BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE Barrett 900 Series Transceiver Programming Software Manual © Barrett Communications BCM90001/1 Head office: European office: Barrett Communications Pty Ltd Barrett Europe Limited 10 Port Kembla Drive, Bibra Lake WA 6163 19 Lenten Street P O Box 1214, Bibra Lake WA 6965...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE Introduction ......................4 Software Installation ..................4 Operation ......................5 Main Screen....................5 3.1.1 File Menu ................5 3.1.2 Clients (transceiver) Menu ............6 3.1.3 Transceiver Menu ..............7 Configuration Options ................8 Adding / Editing a Client (transceiver) .............9 Transceiver Configuration ...............11 3.4.1...
  • Page 3 BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE Sending programming information from the transceiver ...26 Unlocking locked (killed) transceivers ..........27 Programming a transceiver with the Cloning - Programming menu locked from users ......28 Trouble shooting ....................28 10.0 Programming cable details ...............29 PAGE 3...
  • Page 4: Introduction

    940 and 950 transceiver configurations for multiple clients and transceiver configurations. The package is designed for use by Barrett dealers and network managers. It can be loaded onto any PC that has a serial port and the minimum hardware configuration as listed at the rear of this manual.
  • Page 5: Operation

    File Menu New Client (transceiver) List This will create a new Barrett 900 series transceiver database with no clients in it. Use the Clients Menu to add, edit and delete clients (transceivers) to and from this database. Open Client (transceiver) List This will open an existing Barrett 900 series transceiver database.
  • Page 6: Clients (Transceiver) Menu

    BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE Exit This will exit the program, and close the open Barrett 900 series transceiver database. 3.1.2 Clients (transceiver) Menu Add Client Adds a new client (transceiver) to the client database. You will be required to fill in the client’s name, a unique serial number, selcall id’s and transceiver pin number.
  • Page 7: Transceiver Menu

    Print This will print the Barrett 900 transceiver configuration for the currently selected client. Send Blank This will send a blank pack to the Barrett 900 transceiver. This pack will contain all default configuration options. Unlock This is used to unlock the transceiver, after a transceiver lock command was sent from the remote transceiver.
  • Page 8: Configuration Options

    To access the configuration options, go to the options menu on the main screen. After clicking on it, the following options are displayed:- Communication Port This is the serial port where the Barrett 900 transceiver is connected. Usually COM1 or COM2 depending on how the mouse, modem, or other peripherals are configured. Printer Selects the windows printer device to print to.
  • Page 9: Adding / Editing A Client (Transceiver)

    BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE Adding / Editing a Client (transceiver) To add a new client (transceiver), go to the Add Client menu option, in the Clients menu. To edit a client (transceiver) in the database, it is first necessary to open a database file in the file menu.
  • Page 10 BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE Selcall ID2 This is the second selective call ID for the client’s transceiver. The second Selcall ID is usually not used, and therefore set to the same as selcall ID1. Each transceiver channel can be set to use either selcall ID by default.
  • Page 11: Transceiver Configuration

    BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE Transceiver Configuration Go to the Edit menu option in the Transceiver menu. This will edit the transceiver configuration for the currently selected client and transceiver. 3.4.1 Operational Parameters To edit the operational parameters, go to the operational tab in the configuration window.
  • Page 12 BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE Overwrite pre-programmed channels When overwrite is enabled the client will be able to change pre-programmed channels, Effectively this will allow the client to program all channels. If this option is not enabled the client will only be able to program "empty channels" and channels that do not have the pre- programmed option set.
  • Page 13: Hardware Options

    When this option is selected the transceiver can be used with base station type antennas such as Barrett 912 series broadbands. In addition the BCD output lines on the auxiliary connector represent the current channel number selected on the transceiver. These outputs can be used to drive ancillary devices such as remote control systems or multiple antenna select units.
  • Page 14: Scanning

    BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE 3.4.1.4 Scanning This option is used to select the active scan table after configuration:- ALE Scan This option is used to select the ALE to control the scanning of the 900 transceiver. Scan 1 This option is used to select scan table 1 as the currently active table.
  • Page 15: Mute Setting

    BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE 3.4.1.7 Mute Setting This is the default mute setting. This is the setting that the transceiver will have initially after transferring the transceiver configuration. No Mute When this setting is enabled, the transceiver mute is always “open”.
  • Page 16: Channel Parameters

    BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE 3.4.2 Channel Parameters To edit the channels, go to the channels tab in the configuration dialog box. Press “+” to add another channel, and press “-“ to delete the currently selected channel. Press Edit to edit the currently selected channel.
  • Page 17: Channel Label

    This channel will use Selcall ID1 for sending and receiving selective calls. Note:- ID1 is associated with the Barrett and CCIR-493 selcall formats. In the next section if you have selected ID1 in this section you will only be able to select Selcall types CCIR-493 or Barrett.
  • Page 18: Selcall Type

    Selecting this alarm will cause the channel to generate the Australian Royal Flying Doctor Service alarm when the alarm button is pressed. User Selecting this alarm will cause the channel to generate a custom Barrett alarm when the alarm button is pressed. 3.4.2.8 Scanning This option selects whether this channel will be scanned when the transceiver is scanning.
  • Page 19: Type

    BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE 3.4.2.9 Type This field is used to select the type of the channel. The type defines the clarifier limit that the channel will use, and whether the channel can send or receive selcalls. Land If this option is selected the channel will use the default clarifier limit set in the configuration options.
  • Page 20: Display

    BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE 3.4.3 Display Sets the way that the 900 transceiver software uses the LCD display. Go to the Display tab in the configuration options dialog box. 3.4.3.1 Display Options The top line of the local and remote displays will normally show the channel number and frequency on the top line of the display.
  • Page 21: Back-Light Level

    BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE Receive SSL, Transmit forward power The bottom line will show the signal strength when in receive and the forward power when in transmit. 3.4.3.2 Back-light Options The backlighting for the display and keys consumes a significant amount of power. Therefore these options are provided to satisfy user preferences and to optimise power consumption.
  • Page 22: Locks

    BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE 3.4.4 Locks This window is for disabling various functions. If a check-box on this screen is enabled then the function will NOT be available to the transceiver user. 3.4.4.1 Menu Locks These options disable the display and accessing of the menus by the user. If the menu lock is enabled, then the menu item will not be displayed and the user will not be able to access, use or modify the menu item option.
  • Page 23: Selcall Group Locks

    BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE 3.4.4.4 Selcall Group Locks These locks select the way group selcall are handled:- Sub-group If this selcall lock is enabled then selcall sub-group calls will be ignored by the transceiver. Group If this selcall lock is enabled then selcall group calls will be ignored by the transceiver.
  • Page 24: Other

    BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE 3.4.5 Other 3.4.5.1 Labels This lists all the labels in the transceiver. In this window labels can be added, edited or deleted. Labels can only be ten characters in length, this includes any spaces or punctuation characters.
  • Page 25: Connection Of The Transceiver To The Programming Pc

    Send at the point indicated in the procedure below - this will send the transceiver configuration for the currently selected client to the Barrett 900 transceiver. The Barrett 900 transceiver will have to be setup to receive the configuration as below:- On the transceiver to receive information select the Cloning - Programming menu as described in that transceiver’s operating manual, then using the “Menu”...
  • Page 26: Sending Programming Information From The Transceiver

    Receive at the point indicated in the procedure below - this will enable the transceiver programming software to receive the transceiver configuration from the Barrett 900 transceiver. The Barrett 900 transceiver will have to be setup to send the configuration as described below:- On the transceiver to send information select the Cloning-Programming menu as described in that transceiver operating manual, then using the “Menu”...
  • Page 27: Unlocking Locked (Killed) Transceivers

    BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE At this point in the transceiver programming software Main screen select the Transceiver Menu, then select “Receive” and push any key on the transceiver. As the data is transferred the following will be indicated:- If the transfer of programming information is unsuccessful the transceiver will display the...
  • Page 28: Programming A Transceiver With The Cloning - Programming Menu Locked From Users

    ** Note:- If problems still occur then check computer hardware. If computer hardware OK then contact Barrett Communications or one of its dealers. Minimum Hardware requirements IBM 486 AT/compatible or better MS-Windows 3.1 or later...
  • Page 29: Programming Cable Details

    BARRETT 900 SERIES PROGRAMING SOFTWARE 10.0 Programming cable details Barrett P/N BCA90023 - Barrett 930, 950 and 980 transceivers Computer end Transceiver end Computer end 9 pin female 25 pin female 25 pin male “D” adapter “D” connector “D” connector...

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