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MTS/MCS MCS2000 COR Programming

Thread starter PY1DK
Start date Saturday at 10:38 AM

PY1DK

Newbie

Saturday at 10:38 AM

Guys,
im working on programming two MCS2000, which will be used on the UHF city repeater since our DGR6175 was damage by a lighting. The radios are in a good shape but im strugling to find how to set COR on pin 8

Hardware
Im using an old Dell Inspiron 1525 - Windows 7 - 32bits
Maxtondata cable
Serial/usb converter - prolific

For programming i have installed:
Windows
MCS2000 Radio CPS
Version R02.02.00

DOSBOX
MCS2000 Version R05.04.00

The windows software is working good, communicating and all frequencies set , but i'm unable to find how and where to set COR.
The DOS software was installed, but im unable to set communication, even with correct COM port set (strange because its the same cable). Error:"cannot aquire busy line error'

Anyone could give me some advises?
Sorry for the bad English

Fabricio
PY1DK, 73 all

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