Radio Shack Models Pro-2052
The BC895XLT, BC245XLT, BC780XLT and Pro-2052 radios can all be controlled remotely by just about any device programmed to communicate over an RS-232C style serial port. Control is accomplished by sending a command (usually just two letters) followed by a carriage return. The radio will respond with OK for okay, NG for no good, or some other usually short message which is also almost always followed by a carriage return. The command set for the radios is very similar but not identical. The most notable differences arise due to the differences in features offered by the radios. The 245 and Pro-2052 do not have CTCSS while the 895 does not have an EDACS trunked mode, and the BC780XLT has it all. All support Motorola I/II trunked modes. Some commands are only relevant in certain modes and will return "OK<cr>" in some circumstances and "NG<cr>" in others. An "ERR<cr>" suggests an invalid command. The following commands are common to the BC895, BC780 and BC245 radios: AC DL DS IC ID IL IS KEY LL LO LU MA MD MU PC PM PR QU RF RI RM SB SQ SS WI.. There are no commands which are unique only to the 895. These commands are unique to the 245: AL. These commands are unique to the 245 and PRO-2052: FI . These commands are unique to the 780: BA, BP, CB, EL, FP, LCD, LM, LT, TA, WA. Each command will include the following legend to indicate on which model commands are valid for. Hint for Experimenters: Any syntax returning NG indicates a VALID Command but not entered in the right mode or using the correct parameters. ERR indicates an INVALID Command.
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BC895 |
BC245 |
BC780 |
PRO2052 |
The BC895XLT's serial port connection operates at 2400, 4800, or 9600 baud (bps) with 8 data bits and no parity. The BC780XLT, Pro-2052, and BC245XLT's serial port settings can be set to even faster baud rates. The radios' port settings can be changed from the keypad (see manual). All units default to the 9600 Baud rate upon startup from the factory. Units may then have their baud rate changed by the user as necessary and will retain the new baud rate setting from then on. So if your software does not support the default baud rate, then be sure to change it to match!
Conventions:
| variable | Italic letters indicate placeholders for information you supply. |
| [expressionlist] | Items inside square brackets are optional. |
| COMMAND | Text in red are examples of syntax. (Commands sent to the device) |
| RETURN | Text in blue are examples of returns. (Values returned from the device after the command has been issued) |
| Examples | COMMAND RETURN COMMENTS |
| Commands sent to the device are
in white. Results from the device are in gray. Comments are in yellow. | |
| B C 8 9 5 X L T |
B C 2 4 5 X L T |
B C 7 8 0 X L T |
P r o 2 0 5 2 |
Description | BC785XLT Menu command equivalent | ||
| AC | All Clear | ||||||
| AF | EDACS ID Mode | ||||||
| AL | Auto Light | ||||||
| AR | Auto Recording | ||||||
| AT | Attenuator | ||||||
| BA | Beep Alert | Menu #2 Submenu #4 | |||||
| BP | Beep Set | Menu #1 Submenu #3 KeyBeep | |||||
| BT | Bit Status | ||||||
| CB | Choose Banks | Menu #4 Submenu #1 | |||||
| CC | CTCSS Condition | ||||||
| CD | CTCSS Detection | ||||||
| CS | CTCSS Set | Menu #1 Submenu #3 | |||||
| CT | CTCSS | Menu #1 Submenu #9 | |||||
| DL | Delay | Menu #4 Submenu #2 or Menu #2 Submenu #2 | |||||
| DS | DATA SKIP | Menu #1 Submenu #8 | |||||
| EL | Edit Lock | Menu #1 Submenu #4 | |||||
| FB | Fleet Map Program | ||||||
| FI | Frequency Find Mode | ||||||
| FP | FIPS Weather Search Code | ||||||
| IC | ID Channel | ||||||
| ID | Trunk ID Monitor | ||||||
| IL | Lockout Memory Registers | ||||||
| IR | ICALL | ||||||
| IS | ID Scan lists | ||||||
| KEY | KEY pad commands | ||||||
| LCD | LCD Commands | ||||||
| LL | Lower Limit (Search) | Menu #4 Submenu #1 | |||||
| LM | LCD Mask | ||||||
| LO | Lock Out | ||||||
| LT | Light | Menu #1 Submenu #1 | |||||
| LU | Upper Limit (Search) | Menu #4 Submenu #1 | |||||
| MA | Memory Channel | ||||||
| MD | Mode | ||||||
| MU | Muting | ||||||
| PC | Priority Channel | ||||||
| PI | Priority ID | ||||||
| PM | Program Memory Channel Frequency | ||||||
| PR | Priority Scan | ||||||
| QU | Squelch Notify Mode | ||||||
| RF | Radio Frequency Tune | ||||||
| RG | Radio ID Group | ||||||
| RI | Priority Indicator | ||||||
| RM | Receiver Modulation | ||||||
| SB | Select Banks | ||||||
| SG | Signal Strength | ||||||
| SI | System Information | ||||||
| SQ | Squelch Status | ||||||
| SS | Search Skip | ||||||
| ST | Step Size | Menu #2 Submenu #6 or Menu #4 Submenu #1/#2 | |||||
| TA | Tag Alphas | ||||||
| TB | Trunked Mode (Bank) | ||||||
| TC | Trunk Control Channel | Menu #3 submenu #0 | |||||
| TD | Slash Data Mode | Menu #3 Submenu #9 | |||||
| TG | Talk Group ID | ||||||
| TR | Trunk System Type | Menu #3 Submenu #1 | |||||
| VR | Version | ||||||
| WA | Weather Alert | ||||||
| WI | Inspect Current Channel | ||||||
| Instructions on programming trunk frequencies | |||||||
| BP | Confirm / Set
Beep BC780XLT Same as Menu #1 Submenu #3 KeyBeep | ||
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BC895 – no |
BC245 – no |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – no |
| This sets or confirms the status of the Beep Alert. | |||
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Syntax BP[truefalse] BPN truefalse is optional; N for True or F for False Returns Without truefalse parameter: BPtruefalse BPN With truefalse parameter: OK Remarks Beep must also be configured through the menu
or BA command then use this as ON/OFF control. | |||
| BT | Confirm/Set Status Bit | ||
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BC895 – no |
BC245 – yes |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – yes |
| This sets or confirms the status of the bit. | |||
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Syntax BT[truefalse] BTN truefalse is optional; N for True or F for False Returns Without truefalse parameter: BTtruefalse BTN With truefalse parameter: OK Valid in Motorola Trunk modes. | |||
| CB | Confirm/Set Choose
Banks BC780XLT Same as Menu #4 Submenu #1 | |||
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BC895 – no |
BC245 – no |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – no | |
| This sets or confirms the chosen banks to use for search. | ||||
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Syntax CB [bank][bank][bank] ... CB ABCDEFGHIJ Returns CB bank(s) CB ABCDEFGHIJ Example
Remarks In order to Set them as a choice the limits
for them must already be set using LL and LU commands. | ||||
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BC895 – yes |
BC245 – no |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – no |
CC<cr>
no parameters
returns "CCY"
(Decode ok) or "CCN" (Decode no good)
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: None.
VALID: Valid at
anytime.
FUNCTION: Returns status of CTCSS Decoding.
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BC895 – yes |
BC245 – no |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – no |
CD<cr>
no parameters
returns "NG" or
"CDN" or "CDF".
CDb<cr> parameter b - letter 'N' to turn
feature on or letter 'F' to turn feature off.
returns "OK" or "NG", or if
tone frequency detected returns "CDnn" nn being the tone frequency
number.
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: When enabled if tone detected
"CDnn<cr>" is returned indicating tone detected.
VALID: Valid in
scan/manual/limit search/limit search hold modes.
FUNCTION: Checks/Sets CTCSS
Detection ability.
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BC895 – yes |
BC245 – no |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – no |
CS<cr>
no parameters
returns
"CSnn<cr>" or "CSnnn" (780) where nn or nnn is the tone frequency number
detected.
CSnn<cr> parameter nn – tone frequency number
to set.
returns "OK<cr>"
(780) CSnnn<cr> parameter nnn – tone
frequency number to set.
returns "OK<cr>"
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: See tone table for tone values.
CTCSS tones 1-38 DCS Tones 39-142. Off = 000
VALID: Request is valid in scan
stop/manual/program CTCSS modes. Set only valid in manual mode.
FUNCTION:
Checks/Sets CTCSS Detection ability.
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BC895 – yes |
BC245 – no |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – no |
CT<cr>
no parameters
returns
"CTN<cr>" or "CTF<cr>" to indicate function is either on or
off.
CTb<cr> parameter b – "N" selects on while
"F" selects off for the function, and "S" selects the Search
function.
returns "OK<cr>"
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: None.
VALID: Valid in Scan or
Manual modes.
FUNCTION: Checks/Sets CTCSS Detection.
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BC895 – yes |
BC245 – yes |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – yes |
DL<cr>*
no parameters
returns
"DLN<cr>" or "DLF<cr>" indicating status of selection.
[780 Returns: DLF - none DL +1 - 1 second DL+2 - 2 seconds DL+4 - 4 seconds DL+- -Infinite
DL -2 - -2seconds DL - 5 - -5 seconds DL -10 - -10 seconds.]
DLb<cr>
parameter b - letter 'N' to turn
feature on or letter 'F' to turn feature off.
returns
"OK<cr>"
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: If delay is changed any issuance
of DLN after a change will return the delay to the default of DL+2.
VALID:
Valid at anytime.
FUNCTION: Checks/Sets channel delay.
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BC895 – yes |
BC245 – yes |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – yes |
DS<cr>
no parameters
returns
"DSN<cr>" or "DSF<cr>" indicating status selection.
DSb<cr>
parameter b - letter 'N' to turn
feature on or letter 'F' to turn feature off.
returns
"OK<cr>"
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: None.
VALID: Valid scan/limit
search/limit search hold and auto store modes.
FUNCTION: Skips over received
channels unless voice is heard.
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BC895 – no |
BC245 – no |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – no |
EL<cr>
no parameters
returns "ELF" or
"ELN"
ELb<cr>
parameter b - letter 'N' to turn
feature on or letter 'F' to turn feature off.
returns
"OK<cr>"
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: None.
VALID: Valid at
anytime.
FUNCTION: Returns status of Edit Lock..
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BC895 – no |
BC245 – yes |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – yes |
FB b m ss<cr>
b is bank(A-J), m is fleet
map block type(0-7), ss is fleet map size code(00-14)
returns
"OK<cr>"
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: None.
VALID: Valid in trunk
program modes.
FUNCTION: Sets a fleet map program.
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BC895 – no |
BC245 – yes |
BC780 – no |
PRO-2052 – yes |
FI<cr>
no parameters
returns
"FIN<cr>" or "FIF<cr>" indicating selection status.
FIb<cr>
parameter b - letter 'N' to turn
feature on or letter 'F' to turn feature off.
returns
"OK<cr>"
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: When in trunk mode causes trunk
id and frequency to alternate.
VALID: Valid in all modes.
FUNCTION:
Check/Set Frequency find mode.
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BC895 – no |
BC245 – no |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – no |
FP<cr>
no parameters
returns
"FPN<cr>" or "FPF<cr>" indicating selection status.
FPb<cr>
parameter b - letter 'N' to turn
feature on or letter 'F' to turn feature off.
returns
"OK<cr>"
FP cc nnnnnn<cr>
parameter cc is weather
search channel 1-15, nnnnnn is the 6 digit FIPS code to set.
returns "FP cc
nnnnnn<cr>"
FP cc<cr> where cc = 1 - 15 Weather Search Channel
Example: FP 01<cr> Returns: FIPS 01 -----<cr>
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: none.
VALID: Valid at
anytime.
FUNCTION: Confirm/Set FIPS code for Weather Search mode.
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BC895 – yes |
BC245 – yes |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – yes |
IC <cr>
no parameters.
returns the
currently selected ID in the current talkgroup bank if there is one or "NG" if
no such thing exists.
EXAMPLE: IC A1<cr> Returns: IC A1 000240
IC bn<cr>
parameter b - a talk group bank
letter 'A' through 'J'
parameter n - a bank memory slot digit '1' through '9'
for the first nine slots and '0' for slot ten.
returns "IC bn tttttt" where b
and n are as before and tttttt is a six digits talk group or "------" if the
slot is empty.
examples:
"IC" RETURNS "NG"
"IC A1" RETURNS
"IC A1 022000"
"IC A2" RETURNS "IC A2 016112"
"IC B0" RETURNS "IC B0
------"
"IC D4" RETURNS "IC D4 ------"
"IC E2" RETURNS "IC E2
------"
"IC E0" RETURNS "IC E0 ------"
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: When in trunk mode causes trunk
id and frequency to alternate. Puts scanner in manual ID mode.
VALID: Get
valid on ID Manual and ID Scan modes.
Set valid on ID Manual/ID Scan/ID
Search/ID Search Hold/ID Lockout Review modes.
FUNCTION: Check/Set Frequency
find mode.
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BC895 – yes |
BC245 – yes |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – yes |
ID<cr>
no parameters.
returns the
current ID mode setting, either "IDN" for on for "IDF" for off.
IDb<cr>
parameter b - letter 'N' to turn
feature on or letter 'F' to turn feature off.
returns
"OK<cr>"
When turned on, the radio begins streaming talk group ID numbers with 'S' for start of conversation and 'E' for end of conversation. S/E pairs do not appear to overlap so radio may miss some IDs in this mode.
example output:
ID S 016048
ID E
016048
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: None.
VALID: Valid at
anytime.
FUNCTION: Check/Set Trunk ID Monitor Function.
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BC895 – yes |
BC245 – yes |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – yes |
IL<cr>
no parameters.
returns all ID’s
from L/O ID Memory in format:
"IL001234<cr>IL005678<cr>…..END<cr>"
ILRnnnnnn<cr> [TYPE 2]
where nnnnnn is the
ID number to lockout.
returns "OK<cr>" or "ON<cr>" (If ID already
in memory) or "FULL<cr>" if ID memory is full.
ILR bff-ss<cr> [TYPE 1 ONLY]
where b is
block number ff is fleet number and ss is sub agency number.
returns
"OK<cr>" or "ON<cr>" (If ID already in memory) or "FULL<cr>"
if ID memory is full.
ILR aa-ffs<cr> [EDACS ONLY]
where aa is
agency number ff is fleet number and s is sub agency number.
returns
"OK<cr>" or "ON<cr>" (If ID already in memory) or "FULL<cr>"
if ID memory is full.
ILDnnnnnn<cr>
where nnnnnn is the ID
number to lockout.
returns "OK<cr>" or "OFF<cr>" (If ID is not in
memory).
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: None.
VALID: Valid in all of
the Trunk modes.
FUNCTION: Reads all ID’s in L/O memory, registers ID into
L/O memory or deletes an ID from L/O memory.
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BC895 – yes |
BC245 – yes |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – yes |
IR<cr>
no parameters
Returns IRf<cr> Y
for Only, N for On, F for Off
IR b<cr>
parameter b - 'b' is selected bank
A-J
Returns IRf<cr> where f is Y for Only, N for On, F for
Off
VALID: Valid all trunk
modes
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BC895 – yes |
BC245 – yes |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – yes |
IS<cr>
no parameters.
returns IS
aaa<cr>. Where aaa is the name of the active(selected) scan
lists.
ISb<cr>
parameter b - "b" is one of the
selected bank letters 'A' through 'J'.
returns IS aaa<cr>. Where aaa is
the names of the active(selected) scan lists.
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: None.
VALID: Valid in all of
the Trunk modes.
FUNCTION: Gets or Sets ID scan list banks.
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BC895 – yes |
BC245 – yes |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – yes |
KEYnn<cr>
parameter nn - two digit
number
returns "OK<cr>"
Has the same effect as a user pressing the corresponding key on the radio.
KEYnnH<cr>
parameter nn - two digit
number
returns "OK<cr>"
Has the same effect as a user pressing and holding the corresponding key on the radio to about two or three seconds.
The following is a table of known two digit codes and their keypad equivalent.
00 SCAN
01 MAN (manual)
02 numeric keypad key
(see details below).
03 "." (decimal point) or [245][2052][780] ATT
(attenuator)
04 E (enter) [780] Key04H - Release Remote Control
05 PRI
(priority)
06 L/O (lockout)
07 HOLD/UP (arrow)
08 LIMIT/DOWN
(arrow)
09 SRCH (search)
10 [895] [780] Weather [245] [2052] SVC
Search
11 [895][245][2052] DATA [780] Menu
12 [895][245][2052] DLY (delay)
[780] Select [780] Key12H - Mute On
13 TRUNK
14 [895] Dim toggle [245] *
(lightbulb) [2052] Shift [780] VFO Push Button
15 [895] Step
16 [895]
Aux
17 [895] Alert/Remote
18 [895] Send
19 [895] Auto
20 [895]
Ctcss
21 [895] (A – J)
22 [895] Freq/Chan toggle
23 [895]
Lock
KEY02 d<cr>
parameter d - one digit
number.
returns "OK<cr>"
Has the same effect as a user pressing the corresponding numeric key '0' through '9' on the keypad.
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BC895 – no |
BC245 – no |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – no |
LCD<cr>
returns LCD status lines as
below
P - Priority indicator
E - Edaccs Trunk
indicator
M - Motorola Trunk indicator
L - Ltr Trunk indicator
BANK +
Bank indicator
LIST - List indicator
SCAN - Scan indicator
TRUNK -
Trunk indicator
FDOT + Frequency Decimal indicator
N - N indicator used
for NFM
DCS - DCS indicator
CTCSS - CTCSS indicator
AM - AM
indicator
FM + FM indicator
WFM- WFM indicator
SRCH- Search
indicator
HOLD + Hold indicator
FREQ - Frequency indicator
CHAN +
Channel indicator
PRI - Pri indicator
DLY + Delay indicator
LOUT -
Lockout indicator
ALPHA - Alpha indicator
RMT + Remote Control
indicator
AUTO - Auto indicator
CDOT - Tone code decimal indicator
HZ -
Hertz indicator
S + S indicator preceeding signal bars
KLOC - Key Lock
indicator
ATT - Attenuator indicator
LINE - Record indicator
ALT - Alt
indicator
DATA - Data indicator
BAR ----------------------------- Bar
indicator for control channels
SMT +++++- Signal Meter Bars
BNK +--------*
Banks Selected Status * = Currently scanning
CHN [ 2] Channel
Displayed
FRQ [ 43. 7400] Frequency Displayed
CTC [ ] CTC code (Also
displays the Trunk ID Code in Trunk Mode)
LINE 1 [ ][ ] LCD LINE 1 Alpha
Tag
LINE 2 [Cordless Phones ][ ] LCD LINE 2 Alpha Tag
LCD label<cr>
parameter label = one of the
above left listed labels. Example LCD ATT<cr>
returns "ATT
-"<cr>
The - indicates the indicator is off and the + indicates it is on.
The item to the right of the label as shown in the above table will be returned plus the <cr>
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BC895 – yes |
BC245 – yes |
BC780 – yes** |
PRO-2052 – yes |
LL<cr>
no parameters.
returns the
scanner limit search lower bounding frequency in the form "LLnnnnnnnn" where
nnnnnnnn is an eight digit frequency in hundreds of hertz,
LLnnnnnnnn<cr> [780] returns LLnnnnnnnn
b<cr> where b is the bank A-J.**
parameter nnnnnnnn - eight digit
frequency in hundreds of hertz (divide by ten for kilohertz or 10,000 for
megahertz).
LL b<cr>
Returns: LL01508150<cr> Example
Shows Lower Search limit assigned to Bank b (A-J)
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: In the 780 there are 10 user
search limits that are available to be set.
VALID: Valid at
anytime.
FUNCTION: Gets or Sets lower search limit.
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BC895 – no |
BC245 – no |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – no |
LM<cr>
no parameters.
returns
"LMN<cr>" or "LMF<cr>" indicating selection status
LMb<cr>
parameter b - letter 'N' to turn
feature on or letter 'F' to turn feature off.
returns "OK"
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: When set letters L M appear on
the left side of LCD display.
VALID: Valid at anytime.
FUNCTION: Set/Reset
LCD Screen Mask
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BC895 – yes |
BC245 – yes |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – yes |
LO<cr>
no parameters.
returns
"LON<cr>" or "LOF<cr>" indicating selection status.
LOb<cr>
parameter b - letter 'N' to turn
feature on or letter 'F' to turn feature off.
returns
"OK<cr>"
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: None.
VALID: Valid in manual
or scan stop modes.
FUNCTION: Set/Reset Lockout channel status.
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BC895 – no |
BC245 – yes |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – no |
LT<cr>
no parameters.
returns
"LTN<cr>" or "LTD"<cr> or "LTF<cr>" indicating light selection
status.
LTb<cr>
parameter b - letter 'N' to turn
on Normal or letter "D" to turn on Dim or letter 'F' to turn off.
returns
"OK<cr>"
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: None.
VALID: Valid at
anytime.
FUNCTION: Controls Backlight operation.
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BC895 – yes |
BC245 – yes |
BC780 – yes** |
PRO-2052 – yes |
LU<cr>
no parameters.
returns the
scanner limit search upper bounding frequency in the form "LLnnnnnnnn" where
nnnnnnnn is an eight digit frequency in hundreds of hertz,
LUnnnnnnnn<cr> ** 780 returns LUnnnnnnnn b
<cr> The b indicating the bank letter A-J.
parameter nnnnnnnn - eight
digit frequency in hundreds of hertz (divide by ten for kilohertz or 10,000 for
megahertz).
LU b<cr>
Returns: LU01509650<cr> Example
Indicates Upper Search Frequency for Bank b Search Limit.
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: In the 780 there are 10
available user search limits to set for upper & lower.
VALID: Valid at
anytime.
FUNCTION: Confims or Sets Upper Search Limit.
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BC895 – yes |
BC245 – yes |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – yes |
MA<cr>
no parameters
returns "Cnnn
Fffffffff Ts Ds Ls As Rs Nvv* <cr>" * Nvvv for 780
Where nnn is the channel number (0 to 300),
ffffffff is the frequency, Ts is Trunk status, Ds is delay status, Ls is lockout
status
As is Attenuator status, Rs is recording or line status and Nvv is
CTCSS tone value(00) if not used. ""
MAccc<cr>
parameter ccc - three digit
numeric memory channel number in range of 001 to 300.
returns "Cnnn Fffffffff
Ts Ds Ls As Rs Nvv* <cr>" * Nvvv for 780
Where nnn is the channel number (0 to 300),
ffffffff is the frequency, Ts is Trunk status, Ds is delay status, Ls is lockout
status
As is Attenuator status, Rs is recording or line status and Nvv is
CTCSS tone value(00) if not used.
PROGRAMMER’S NOTE: MA used without parameters will
put scanner in manual and return info on channel stopped on.
VALID: Valid in
manual/Program CTCSS/ and scan stop mode. With parameters is valid at
anytime.
FUNCTION: Places scanner in manual mode at selected channel number
or stopped channel number.
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BC895 – yes |
BC245 – yes |
BC780 – yes |
PRO-2052 – yes |
MD<cr>
no paramters.
returns
"MDmm<cr>" where mm is a two digit mode number; the table below
interprets...
| 00 | 895 | 245 | 2052 | 780 | Conventional Channel Scan |
| 01 | 895 | 245 | 2052 | 780 | Manual mode |
| 02 | 895 | 245 | 2052 | 780 | Limit Search |
| 03 | 895 | 245 | 2052 | 780 | *paused* Limit Search mode |
| 04 | 895 | Weather Scan mode | |||
| 245 | 2052 | SVC (Service) Search mode | |||