Motorola SABER I User Manual page 97

ARCHIVE:
ARROW KEYS:
GLOSSARY
To save a copy
of
the radio codeplug
data, either by
printing
it
or saving
it
on magnetic media.
The
curcor rnovement keys located on the numedc
keypad
(UP
=
#8,
DOWN
=
#2, LEFT
=
#4,
RIGHT
=
#6).
Forthe
Radio
Service
Software
application,lhe
LEFT
and
RIGHT
anow keys are
used
to
move
the cuEor within a data entry faeld. The UP and
DOWN
anow keys are used to
increment and decrement
values.
An acronym
for
American Standard Code
for
lnformation
lnterchange. lt is a
seven-bit code that defines 128 standard
characters, including control characters, letters, numbers, and
synDols.
A
method
ol
data communications in which inlormation
is
transmitted
one
COMMUNICATIONS character
at a
time.
A
start
bit precedes each character and
a
stop
bit
follows
it.
A duplicate copy
of a @mputer file
that you
save
on
arptherlloppy
disk, in
case
the originalfile
is
omrpted,
damaged, or
accadentally
erased.
To
load the compute/s
operaling system.
The protocol used in communication between'elem'ents
of
a
system, either within a unit or between units.
This
usually rel
e
rs
to a delinable methodology which
may
or
may not
be propfietary
to
MOTOROLA. Serial
Bus Signalling is typically
used
to
interface
a
RIB
to a radio lor the purpose
ol altedng
a radio's codeplug
or
changing service paftrmeteG.
A radio receive mode of operation
that
unmutes
the receiver only in
the presence
of a received signal.
A
pair
of receive and transmit frequencies.
Data stored in solid state media, ie.
ROM'S, PROM's,
EPROM's,
and EEPROM's. Codeplug data
as
normally accessed via
executable code running from tirmware.
The logical names ol the two serial ports available on IBM
PC
computers (]f
the computer is so equipped.)
Abbreviation
for
Garrier
Squelch.
See definition
lor
Carrier
Squelch.
NFtrIIE
ASYNCHRONOUS
BACKUP:
BOOT:
BUS
SIGNALLING:
CARRIER SOUELCH:
CHANNEL:
CODEPLUG:
coMl
&coM2:
CSQ:
90
Glossary