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Programing Motorola HT1000

I have a motorola HT 1000 with the phone key pad on the front. I am trying to find out how to teel if it is VHF or UHF, I am also looking to see if I can promgram it for a fire dept. i dont realy need the phone function part of the radio.

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The HT1000 is a dealer programmable unit. The DTMF keypad on the front of the unit would be nonfunctional unless you were using it in conjunction with a repeater system which allows for DTMF phone capabilities. Otherwise it is just an extra place for dust, dirt and moisture to get in the radio. If you are working as a firefighter, it is highly recommended you get a holster to cover the front of the radio to prevent moisture from getting to the component board through the keypad area. As for telling if the radio is VHF or UHF, typically the 4th digit of the model number will tell you. If it is an R it is UHF; if it is a K it is VHF. Here is a link to a reference chart: http://www.batlabs.com/visar.html#5

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Need a user manual for ht 1000

For this concern that you're looking for the user manual for this device , you can go to this link then download the user manual save a copy of the manual to your computer or print it out for future use.

http://www.repeater-builder.com/motorola/jedi/ht1000-specs.pdf
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I have a motorola Ht 1000 i need to no how to program it with the keypad only...

The HT1000 is not keypad programmable. The HT1000 is dealer programmable using a radio interface box (RIB), cable, the appropriate Motorola propietary software. A sister radio named the JT1000 can be made keypad programmable with an accessory called a programming key.

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Is it UHF or VHF

This is a UHF radio.
SDC is 450-520 MHz.
RDC is 403-470 MHz.

As you can see the two bandsplits overlap in the common 450-470 MHz range. If your frequency is between these numbers either of the HT1000 models will work for you.

FYI: VHF has the letters KDC usually.
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Uhf or Vhf that is the question

UHF. To receive calls in your car, the radio would need to be programmed to a frequency matching other radio you are wanting to receive transmissions from.
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I need to learn how to program my motorola HT 1000 that has a number pad on the fron.

You cannot program the radio from the DTMF keypad. The HT1000 is only programmable by an authorized dealer or person with a subscription to the software. It also requires a programming cable and RIB (radio interface box).
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I hope you are in the old dos program, Just open your c:\mrss\ht1000\archive file and delete away in DOS. Keep a few vhf, uhf, low band 800 & 900 mhz archives just so you have something to work with in case you blow up a radio while programming. If you want to keep it all just hook up a old ZIP drive and copy everything. Good Luck
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