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Feb 27, 2014 This video examines the differences between wideband and narrow band Minitor III & IV pagers. Should you be concerned that your Minitor III or IV pager is. We purchased 10 new Minitor V pagers. And the Min V's were programed for narrow band. I would have to get into the program itself if that is not it. Choosing Cost Drivers. Gpk Installer For Android Download.
Build Your Own Motorola Minitor III/IV/V Pager Programmer and Programming Stand This article describes how to build an inexpensive programmer and programming stand for the Motorola Minitor III and Minitor IV pagers. I've also included information about the Minitor V, although I don't have any first hand experience with this pager quite yet. Background The Minitor III, IV, and V two-tone pagers are computer programmable. The software is available from Motorola (software for the III and IV costs money, but the software for the V is available for free download from the Motorola website), and they also sell a Universal Programming Interface (UPI) and programming cradle.
The UPI costs about $230 and the programming stand (cradle) costs about $100. You can build your own programmer and modify a standard charger to act as the programming stand. Total cost is less than $20. The Programmer A common questions is whether you can use a Motorola RIB to program the pagers.
The short answer is no. Motorola radios use a data bus to talk to the RIB, where the transmit and received data share the same wire. The pagers use separate TX and RX lines. Luckily, this makes the programming circuitry easier, even though you can't use a RIB for both pagers and radios. The programmer shown here is basically a stripped down version of the Motorola UPI. A schematic of the full UPI is available at if you want to build the “full” version. I9100 Efs Folder Download.
My version doesn’t include the comparator circuit or 1.5V power supply, neither of which is necessary. In reality, all that is needed is an RS-232 to TTL level converter. These can be bought online dirt cheap if you'd rather buy one than make your own. Here's an example: Or, if you prefer USB, check this one out: An advantage of USB is that power to the converter is provided by the USB port so you don't have to wire up any additional power supply.
Just make sure you install the drivers for the USB cable and select the correct COM port in the programming software. If you want to build your own, read on. A schematic of my programmer is below. The circuit uses a MAX232 IC, which converts the +/- 12V RS232 signals from your computer to 0-5V TTL signals that the pager uses. A 9V battery powers the circuit, so a 78L05 voltage regulator is used to drop the voltage down to 5 volts.