programing with RSS

Astro_Saber · Post by **Astro_Saber** » Sat Apr 06, 2002 9:19 pm

how hard is it to program with RSS?

I havent really ever seem any screen shots for starters and also

what tpe of file do you use to get all the freq's programmed?

Post by **wavetar** » Sat Apr 06, 2002 9:53 pm

You've got 300 posts & you've never seen RSS?? You sure you didn't just jack Astro Sabers handle?

Todd

Astro_Saber · Post by **Astro_Saber** » Sat Apr 06, 2002 10:28 pm

I dont program i pay the local shop

Post by **wavetar** » Sun Apr 07, 2002 5:10 am

I see. Well, in that case, it's not very hard at all. Once you play with it a little bit & get used to it, many models are very similar. For the DOS stuff, it basically breaks down into Jedi-style RSS & Maxtrac-style RSS. Models like Astro Saber, Astro Spectra, XTS3000, VisarPP, MCS/MTS2000 are almost identical. HT1000 is a little different, but follows the same format. Models like the Maxtrac, GM300, GP300/350, P110, GTX, LCS/LTS2000, SM50/120, SP50 are completely different from the Jedi-style, but are similar to each other. Then there are some that are unique to themselves, such as HT600/P200, Saber & Spectra (non-Astro), etc. Conventional stuff is relatively easy, although signalling such as MDC can make it a lot more work. Trunking can be much more involved, take your time to really get to know it before you do it yourself. It's best to get a hold of some RSS with a few archives (computer file of a radios information) & play around. Even without a radio to program the information into, you can learn a lot. Send me an email if you're interested in learning some more about it all.

Todd

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Almost forgot, all models of the Windows CPS are very similar to each other as well, the main differences are between the conventional & trunking radios.

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