The CS7000 M17
is the first Amateur digital radio designed for the M17 protocol. The user make
the radio into either a M17 radio or a standard DMR and Analog radio. There
are a few things that make this radio different than the standard DMR radio. 1.
The ability to easily get in the native boot mode of the microprocessor to unbrick
the radio without opening the radio. This is very important when developing new
features because of chance in bricking the radio. 2.
Hardware modifications from standard DMR radios to allow it be used with protocols
other than DMR and Analog. 3. Optional
GPS. Although there is not enough
memory in this version of the radio to support multiple protocols at the same
time, this radio should be able to take the protocols developed for the plus version
and be ported to this version of the radio. Key
Hardware Features of the CS7000 M17 1....
Dual Convertsion Superhetrodyne Receiver 2....
Front end Varactor tuning 3....
Frequency 400 MHz to 512 MHz 4.....IP67
waterproof rating 5....
2400 mAh battery with Belt Clip 6....
Large Color Display. 1.8", 160 x 128 7....
Programming port compatible with Motorola 8....
Programming cable included 9.....Power
Supply and Charger Included 10. 128M
Flash memory for holding parameters 11.
Microprocessor has 1 Megabyte code memory and 384K Ram memory Key
Firmware Features of the CS7000 M17 in DMR Mode 1.
Digital Encyption 2. Voice Auto Record 3.
Channel Voice Annunication 4. CTCSS/DCS
Encode and Decode 5. DTMF/MDC1200/2
Tone/5 Tone Encode and Decode 6. Dual
Priority Scan 7. VOX 8.
Kill/Revive 9. DMR Slot, Color Code
and Contact Key Firmware Features of the CS7000
M17 in M17 Mode Please look at the M17 organization
for specifications. |