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Entry Level Professional Radio Programming Software  R02.01.01-MD
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Major CPS Enhancements:
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1) The CPS is supported on the Windows NT platform. 

2) Support for LTR capable models added. 
 
3) Quik Call II A-B/C-D format has been added (Quik-Call II 
   System). The format was added as an alternative to format 
   A-B/A-D/C-D which may have falsing problems on some systems.  
   Note : Radio firmware version R02.00 or later is required for 
   the new format to operate correctly. 

4) Microphone gain adjustment has been added(Radio Configuration:
   Microphone). This functionality has been added to allow the
   ability to optimize the microphone gain for various systems 
   and various accessories. Note : Radio firmware version R02.00 
   or later is required for microphone gain adjustment to 
   function. 
 

R01.00.01 Issues Corrected in D02.01:
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1) If radio programming is interrupted prior to completion (low 
   battery, operator error or loose cables), the result may have 
   been a radio with a checksum error which could not be 
   programmed with the R01.00.02 CPS. If programming is 
   reinitiated to a "bad checksum error radio", the CPS should 
   program the radio successfully. Under some circumstances, the 
   R01.00.02 CPS would lock up when this was attempted.  Under 
   most circumstances the R02.00 will successfully program a 
   radio with a checksum error.  

2) The R01.00.02 CPS would not allow the "talkaround" button to 
   be programmed on radio models with only 4 channel capability. 
   The "talkaround" button is allowed on R02.00. 

3) The R01.00.02 CPS would allow manual access to be programmed
   in a 16 channel radio.  When an attempt to read the radio or 
   archive with manual access enabled was made, the operation 
   would fail. 16 channel radios with manual access can be read
   with R02.00.  

4) The R01.00.02 CPS may incorrectly program Quik Call II Revert
   Personalities, MDC Call Revert Personalities or DTMF Call Revert 
   Personalities if "RX Only" conventional personalities were
   also programmed. The revert personality would get programmed 
   incorrectly if a RX only conventional personalities preceded 
   the revert personality in the personality list. This issue has 
   been corrected in R02.00. 
 

Programming Hints:
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1) It should be noted that a new/added conventional personality 
   must be assigned to a zone/channel position. To add a zone to 
   a radio click the "+" in a Personality Assignment to Zone 
   Window. To add a conventional personality to the radio, click 
   the "+" on a Conventional Personality Window. To add an 
   additional conventional personality to a zone go to the 
   Personality Assignment to Zone:Channel window for the 
   desired zone.  Click the right mouse key within the channel 
   table to add a conventional personality entry. Please read 
   the CPS help for additional information. 

2) Speed Dial buttons should not be programmed to the P1 and P2
   buttons on radios, which overlay these buttons with the menu 
   navigation keys. The speed dial buttons will not operate 
   in this configuration because the buttons function as the menu
   navigation keys when phone mode is entered. 

3) When adding a new conventional personality, verify that the
   bandwidth selected on the Conventional Personality:Advanced 
   screen is correct.  Incorrect selections will lead to poor
   radio performance.   


Known CPS Issues:
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1) When LTR groups are added or deleted on the LS Trunking 
   Personality:Group ID screen, the following data should be 
   verified - all LTR groups in Scan Lists, Phone System 
   Revert Groups and MDC System Revert Groups. The LTR groups 
   associated with these data fields may be changed to group 1 
   when groups are added or deleted.  
 
2) On some PCs, the CPS may abnormally terminate if Print Preview
   is attempted on the Print Custom screen. This problem only occurs
   when Print All is selected. This problem has been observed on 
   Compaq Windows 98 computers with the following programs running:
      * Easy Access Internet Program (cpqEasyAcc.exe)
      * Compaq Internet Watchdog Program (watchdog.exe)
   If this CPS function is to be used, it is recommended that these 
   programs be removed from the PC startup.  

3) When the tree view is printed some nodes may overlap on the
   printout and an extra blank page may be printed. This issue
   is more likely to occur on large codeplug configurations.   
 
4) If the left mouse key is double clicked on a view only cell 
   within a table, the cursor will remain as read-only even 
   if the cursor is moved off the view only table cell. To exit
   this state click the right mouse button.

5). During Programming or Reading the radio codeplug the Pop up menu 
   "Proceed Programing" still appear on CPS screen after user clicking 
    the "Yes: button. This only occur when one of the CPS help file is 
    opened, and the pop up menu happen to overlap with the help menu.
    Similar thing happen when reading the radio codeplug.

6). If your PC is running the first release of Microsoft Windows 95
    and Internet Explorer has not been installed, you may experience
    problems in installing and running the CPS due to certain
    components of the operating system being out of date.

   To eliminate this problem two Microsoft patches have been included
   on the CPS CD. If you experience any problems under Windows 95,
   please go to the CD and run:
     /Win95Patches/40comupd.exe
     /Win95Patches/DCom95.exe
   and then re-install the CPS.

   For Floppy Diskette Installation, please go to Microsoft Website to
   obtain the Microsoft patches:-

	i) ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/softlib/mslfiles/40comupd.exe
	ii) http://download.microsoft.com/msdownload/dcom/95/x86/en/dcom95.exe 
