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MC MICRO MDI DATA. ***UPDATE***

Posted: Mon May 16, 2005 7:10 pm
by Paul
I just got some unusual MC MICROs from UK.
There is an "MDI DATA" label next to Mot's and instead of the usual D9 Acc Conn on the rear, there is a D15 conn like the PC's VGA socket.
No display, and just two buttons: monitor & call.
The logic board is also different from the other models.
It can be read by the RSS but there is no model recognition while reading block 9.
The radio were connected to a MDT manufactured by MDI. (also, any info on these?)

I threw some channels in by editing the eeprom chip.
As far as I could go, they are VHF.25W,12.5khz,Select-5, 16 chan capable, and the channels can only be selected thru the Acc Conn.
Model #: MAU33EVA9J22AK

Anybody with a better knowledge on this radio and what RSS is needed?

Part of the mystery solved

Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 7:56 pm
by Paul
Finaly, it is a 16 channel radio, with another 16 "phantom" channels in the codeplug.
Channels can only be steered from the acc conn.
Voice/Data capable.

ACC CONN PINOUT
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PIN 01.............. I Xmit Data Mod.
PIN 02.............. I Voice/Data\ select
PIN 03.............. I HUB
PIN 04.............. I DataBox Pwr On
PIN 05.............. I Channel steering B1
PIN 06.............. O Discr. Audio (Unsquelched)
PIN 07.............. O Carrier Detect
PIN 08.............. O Voice Xmit ON
PIN 09.............. I Channel Steering B2
PIN 10.............. O Speaker (Hot)
PIN 11.............. - GND
PIN 12.............. - GND
PIN 13.............. I Channel Steering B0
PIN 14.............. I Channel Steering B3
PIN 15.............. I Voice/Data\ select

after some extensive search for RSS, I was disappointed not finding anything,
and got so much upset that I wrote my own (the first MC micro RSS that runs on Win XP!)
it needs some more work on the reading routines, but I can edit the basic parameters
(frequency,PL,Select-5,TOT,etc) from a saved codeplug and programs 100%.

More to follow...

Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 12:25 am
by Andreas
I don“t ever had seen such radio,but you can also try to get some information at this board:
http://www.storno.co.uk/forum/index.php

Andreas

Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 1:59 am
by Paul
I'm not surprized; Among other things, the national distributor ,when I asked for RSS, tried to persuade me that this version does not exist!
Nice idea about the storno forum.
Although I am already registered ther, i didn't think that it could be a site of value.