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Motorola Minitor III Help

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I recently got a Motorola Minitor III from a friend to program for him. I have the programming software and cradle for the pager. I see that Motorola Minitor III uses a DOS file for programming. I will admit that i am a DOS file beginning and really dont know how to use it. I opened the file, and read the pager and obtained the code plug. looking at the codeplug for the pager i noticed that there is no frequency band listed and it just lets me select 3 fields, which are the tone formats (Motorola, GE, Plectron, ETC) and the other fields are the FREQ/CODE field and on/off duty. Why cant i select the frequency range on the pager or put in the tone formats. Did Motorola ever make a software that is comparable to Minitor IV or V?
 

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I recently got a Motorola Minitor III from a friend to program for him. I have the programming software and cradle for the pager. I see that Motorola Minitor III uses a DOS file for programming. I will admit that i am a DOS file beginning and really dont know how to use it. I opened the file, and read the pager and obtained the code plug. looking at the codeplug for the pager i noticed that there is no frequency band listed and it just lets me select 3 fields, which are the tone formats (Motorola, GE, Plectron, ETC) and the other fields are the FREQ/CODE field and on/off duty. Why cant i select the frequency range on the pager or put in the tone formats. Did Motorola ever make a software that is comparable to Minitor IV or V?
Get a copy of the Minitor 3/4 software. It is a Windows program so you won't have the DOS problems. And, it gives you full programming control.
 
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