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Wireless Interface Options
6. Ensure that the matrix table for the RX, Mic PTT, EPTT1, and EPTT2 are set
exactly as shown in the following figure.
Motorola GM1200/GM1200E Programming
The Motorola GM1200/GM1200E radio must be programmed to support the interface to a
Zetron console. Set the following parameters in the Motorola DPS1200/DPS1200E Dealer
Programming software:
1. Under Edit, MPT Personality, Personality Data:
Set Prefix, Ident, Fleet, etc. according to the trunking system used.
2. Under Edit, MPT Personality, Call Timers:
Set "Call in Absence" to DISABLED.
Set "External Emergency Line" to DISABLED.
Set "External Alarm" to DISABLED.
Set all other parameters as desired (call limit times, etc.)
3. Under Edit, MPT Personality, Keypad Call Enable:
Set ALL Call types to ENABLED.
4. Under Edit, MPT Personality, Own Group Numbers:
Enter the fixed groups that this radio should respond to (up to 25 groups). For any
groups added to the list, set "Group Callable" to TRUE.
5. Under Edit, MPT Personality, Text Related Status:
These entries apply to the radio itself but will not be translated to the Zetron
console. The aliases for the status messages that appear at the console are
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Note
The "Tap Points" within the audio chain for Tx and Rx audio are
variable (see pages 80-85 of the Tait Application Manual). Tap
points R7 (Rx) and T5 (Tx) are known to work. Although other
points may function, we believe these to be optimum for Integrator
RD console operation.
Note
Many of the radio programming parameters are not listed below;
either they don't apply to the Zetron Console application, or they
are dependent on the individual user's trunking environment and
personal preferences.
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