Motorola® Commercial Series Customer Programming Software
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. What's new in this release
3. Requirements
4. Installation, upgrade, removal
5. Important notes
6. Legal notice
1. Introduction
Welcome to the Motorola Commercial Series Customer Programming Software (CPS) for the CP040, CP140, CP160, CP180, CM140, CM160, CM340 and CM360 radios.
2. What's new in this release
Version Notes
R05.10 Correct CP200XSL to CP200XLS.
R05.09 Support CP200XSL model.
R05.08 Support Self Test Report feature.
R05.07 Support “Data Operation (Trident)”Feature, and “Selected Channel Lock”, “Priority Channel 1 Lock”Feature.
R05.06 The same as R05.05.
R05.05 Fixed Talk Around issue. Support scroll bar feature.
R05.04 Support Radio ID, Vote Scan, and MDC Call Alert features.
R05.03 The same as R05.02.
R05.02 Fixed several user interface bugs.
R05.01 Support character 'P' as Pause Character in phone number for radios with codeplug version 03.xx and above.
Support 100 personalities on CM340. Fixed the 12.5 KHz channel frequency issue of CM340/CM360.
CPS automatically modifies codeplug mismatched values when reading archive files of radios with firmware versions R02.00.xx and prior.
R05.00 Phase 5 upgrade.
R04.00 Support for CM340 and CM360 radios.
The channel position was under 'Conventional Personalities' in the old CPS and is now moved to the left window under a new item called 'Channel Position'.
R02.05 Support for Designated Power Up Channel.
R02.04 Fixed cloning issues between different codeplug versions.
Support for additional frequency bands for the CM140 and CM160 radios.
R02.01 Modified the transmit power calculation for the CM140 and CM160 radios.
R02.00 Support for the CP140, CP160, CP180, and CM160 radios.
Drag and drop support and cloning support between different codeplug versions.
Support for copying the receive frequency, with an optional user defined offset, to the transmit frequency.
R01.02 Support for new serial number format from factory.
Improved error handling during radio communication.
R01.01 Now supports synthesizer step sizes of 2.5 kHz. This is necessary to support certain narrowband (12.5 kHz) frequencies.
Now supports per user settings for the preference settings and the dealer information fields printed on the customer handout report.
R01.00 Support for the CP040 and CM140 radios.
Drag and drop support between models and products.
Support for renaming personalities, systems, and lists.
Support for multiple selection configuration. For example, create several MDC systems and select them all in the treeview and set the Primary ID of all the MDC systems to the same value at once.
3. Requirements Operating System Required Patches
Microsoft® Windows® 98 First Edition
Windows 98 Year 2000 Update
Windows 98 Year 2000 Update 2
System Update
Microsoft® Windows® 98 Second Edition
Microsoft® Windows® Millennium Edition
Microsoft® Windows® NT 4.0 SP5 or greater, excluding SP6 (SP6a is supported).
Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Professional
Microsoft® Windows® XP Home/Professional Edition
Hardware Recommendations
· The application takes approximately 16 MB of free disk space on your PC. However, you may want more space to allow you to save archive files of your radios. Each archive file varies in size depending on the features of the radio that are enabled. A good rule of thumb is 75 KB per archive file.
· For processor speed and RAM, nothing is required beyond the recommendations given by Microsoft for the release of the operating system that you are using.
· The graphical user interface is best displayed using 1024*768 and 65536 color display or better (use small font).
· A CD-ROM drive.
· A serial port or USB to serial port adapter. The BAFO(R) BF-810 USB to serial port adapter has been tested successfully with the CPS application.
4. Installation, Upgrade, Removal
Installation
You need to have Administrator rights on the target PC in order to install the software if you are running Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional, or Microsoft Windows XP Home/Professional Edition.
Proceed as follows for CD-ROM version:
Insert the CD-ROM containing the installation into the CD-ROM drive.
If the installation application doesn't start within 30 seconds, the auto-run feature for CD-ROMs for you operating system is likely disabled. Browse to your CD-ROM and run the autorun.exe program. For example, if the E: drive is the CD-ROM, run E:autorun.exe.
If a previous version of CPS has already been installed, you will be given the option to “Repair” or “Remove”. If you are upgrading the CPS, then remove the previous version and start the installation process again. If you are re-installing the CPS, then choose the repair option.
Proceed as follows for software package version:
Unzip the CPS package to a directory of a local disk.
Browse to this directory and run the autorun.exe program.
If a previous version of CPS has already been installed, you will be given the option to “Repair” or “Remove”. If you are upgrading the CPS, then remove the previous version and start the installation process again. If you are re-installing the CPS, then choose the repair option.
Upgrade
During the upgrade procedure, settings for preferences and dealer information will be reset to their default values. You will need to check these settings after the new version has been installed and make changes as necessary.
To upgrade from a previous version of this software, first remove the previous version (see instructions in section below) and then install this version.
This version can open any archive file created with a previous versions. In addition, it supports all previously released codeplug versions so you will be able to read, write, and clone older radios as well.
Removal
From the Start button on the task bar of your operating system, select Settings > Control Panel. Select the Add/Remove Programs option within the control panel. Select the Commercial Series Customer Programming Software item in the 'Currently installed programs' box and click the remove button.
5. Important Notes
The following issues are known problems with the latest release of the Motorola Commercial Series CPS.
If the display setting's font size is set to 'Custom setting' instead of 'Small Fonts' or 'Large Fonts' the Toolbar and Conventional Personalities folder may not display properly.
The installation doesn't set the default path to save archive files and therefore the user will need to migrate to the directory of their choosing the first time they save a file.
6. Legal notice
Microsoft® and Windows® are registered trademarks of Microsoft Inc.
Motorola® is a registered trademark of Motorola, Inc.
BAFO® is a registered trademark of BAFO Technologies, Inc.

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