You would need a programming cable as well. This is more likely than not beyond your current level of skill. This software is licensed by Moto, complex and not easy to get over the web. I suggest that first you sit down and make an outline of exactly what frequencies you want to transmit on if you are licensed and what to scan etc and go to a radio shop. It will be worth the money.
SOURCE: what are the button functions?
The buttons are programmable through the Radio Service Software (RSS) and can be used for any number of features. Some examples are Monitor, Scan, Repeater Access Tone (RAT), Light, Select, and the list goes on. Only reading the radio with the RSS can you be 100% sure.
A wealth of knowledge can be found at http://www.batlabs.com/mtsx.html as well as searching the forum located there.
Testimonial: "the orange button is the panic button. the green button on the side is the back light...the rest I will leave alone."
SOURCE: how do i program my motorola mts 2000 flashport
Your Motorola MTS2000 is not a scanner but a high-end two-way radio. It requires a computer, special interface box (called a RIB, for Radio Interface Box), the proper cable from the radio to the RIB, and the programming software called RSS (Radio Service Software.)
This is much more difficult than a scanner to program and if not done properly can cause the radio to automatically transmit on frequencies that you are not authorized to use.
Try calling your local Motorola dealer and ask them if they will program it for you for receiving only. They will either flatly refuse or they will be happy to charge you a service fee. Some places are more willing than others.
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