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Motorola HT-1000 - SERVICE Portable Radio: Frequently-viewed manuals

HT1000/JT1000/VISAR

General Information

The above series of radios all use similar internal computer control boards and the same RSS package. For this reason they are all contained in the same file.

If you have the accessory adapter for the side connector on the radio, the typical schematic of the speaker mic looks like this.

A manual supplement has been released for the HT1000/JT1000 with a new alignment procedure for the front end pre-selector. You can view this bulletin here.

Do you want to build your own programming cable for your HT1000/JT1000? If you don't want to use an old speaker mic cable, the individual part numbers of the parts for the Service Cable that will help are listed below.

You may want to look at the schematic for the RKN4035D Service Cable. This is the actual Motorola cable used for programming and servicing HT1000/JT1000.

The individual part numbers for the components of this cable are listed below.

Reference	Part Number	Description
C1	21-84008H06	Capacitor, 33nF
1	09-84538E03	Receptacle, 25pos
2	15-80349B36	Housing, Connector
3	30-05118W01	Cable, 13 Conductor
4	01-80754A26	Plug Assembly
5	42-10217A24	Strap, Tie
6	38-80373B24	Protective Cap
7	04-10058B12	Washer, Nylon
8	42-05184R05	Strain Relief
9	22-05541V01	Pin, Latch
10	41-05538V01	Spring, Latch
11	55-05536V01	Latch
12	15-05691W08	Housing, Connector
13	32-05533V01	Seal, Baseplate
14	32-05472P11	Gasket, 'o' Ring
15	64-05241X01	Baseplate
16	39-05895V04	Contact, (13)

If you are using the Public Safety speaker microphone with a supported HT1000, you might want to order part number 3205514W01. This is the cover that should protect the antenna connector on the radio.

Trying to figure out how to use your JT1000? Check out the Utilities and Resources page and look for the link to online manuals.

Service Manuals

Here are a listing of the Service Manual part numbers for this series of radios:

6881200C15 -- HT1000/JT1000/MT2000 & MTX8000/9000 Radio Theory
6881200C40 -- HT1000/JT1000 & MT2000 Service Manual
6881079C50 -- HT1000 Operator's Manual
6881078C45 -- JT1000 Operator's Manual
6881073C75 -- Visar Service Manual
6881073C70 -- Visar Operating Manual

Visar Specific Information

NOTE: In regards to the Visar's, there is NO way to make them have more than 16 channels. Yes, we know the display looks pretty, and that must surely make the rest of the radio capable of 99 channels. WRONG! There is barely enough codeplug space to handle 16 channels with all the options, let alone any more. There is no provision in the radio's hardware or software to support any more than 16 channels.

Also, there is no way to convert a 800 MHz trunking Visar into a conventional radio, nor convert a Privacy Plus Visar to do Type II trunking. The firmware in the radios is different, and there is no way to change it, other than to change the controller (cheaper to buy a new radio).

Out of Band Programming (General)

This series of radios generally performs quite well outside of the standard rated bandsplit. Out of band programming can be quite useful. One such example would be the 450 to 520 split, with out of band programming you can use the radio in the 440 Mhz HAM band. Programming the radios outside of the bandsplit is very simple and requires no special software or hardware, all that is required is the standard Motorola RSS package (some versions may not allow the following thought). To get out of band frequencies follow the listed steps:

Hold down the SHIFT key while entering the frequency you want (use the numbers along the top of the keyboard)
You must fill the entire field with characters (add zeros until you've filled the field)
Then press enter to goto the next field, it will display the frequency normally
That's it!

Out of Band Programming (JT1000)

To make the JT1000 capable of being field programmed out of band:

(For a UHF radio, but can be easily modified for other bands/splits) This is assuming that you want to make a 450-520 radio into a 440 (or lower) radio.

Make a backup copy of the archive.
Load the archive into your hex editor.
Change byte at offset 0x06 from 53 to 52 (S to R)

Start your properly purchased and licensed copy of software RVN-4098G, version 03.02.01 or higher.

Load the archive (F3-F3 from the main menu)
Go to the JT-1000 option screen (F4-F3-F2-F3 from the main menu)
Adjust the Freq. Range low limit to the low side that you want (the lowest it will go is 403.0000)
Save the archive (F3-F7 from the main menu)
Exit the RSS.

Load the archive into your text editor

Change the byte at offset 0x06 from 52 to 53 (R to S)
Go back into the RSS and program the radio with the modified codeplug.

The radio will now be able to be field programmed with out-of-band frequencies. Note that if you have a frequency out of the original programming band, and you load the archive and go to modify the frequencies in the RSS via F4-F4, it will give you an error. Ignore it. If you say OK, it won’t change anything.

Channel Expansion

Motorola HT-1000 - SERVICE Quick reference card (4 pages)

Motorola HT-1000 - SERVICE Theory/troubleshooting manual (60 pages)

Motorola HT-1000 - SERVICE Service manual (170 pages)

Motorola HT-1000 - SERVICE Related Products

Motorola HT-1000 - SERVICE Portable Radio: Frequently-viewed manuals