Programming / Service software for the Motorola Radius GM300
- Motorola Radius Gm300 Radio Doctor For Windows 7 32-bit
- Motorola Gm300 Programming
- Motorola Radius Gm300 Radio Doctor For Windows 7 Bit
- Motorola Radius Gp300 Programming
- Motorola Radius Software
Motorola Radius Gm300 Radio Doctor For Windows 7 32-bit
I can't seem to figure out how to program the gm300 cos pin 8 i've checked all settings in radio doctor and dont see anywhere to change it i also tried gm300 software for dos. Reads radio fine but wh. View and Download Motorola Radius GM300 operating instructions manual online. Radius GM300 radio pdf manual download.
Motorola Gm300 Programming
It has been pointed out to me that this software only works with the GM300 so I have adjusted the page.
After searching for the genuine Motorola program I came across Motorola Radius GM300 Radio Doctor. This program runs fine under Windows XP and will do all the functions that the genuine Motorola radio service software does. Here is the main screen.
See a video of the software in use
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Motorola Radius Gm300 Radio Doctor For Windows 7 Bit
You will also need a simple interface to connect the radio to your PC. You can make your own or just search on Ebay for 'GM300 programming' or make programming interface from below 'at your own risk'
GM300 programming connection When looking at the radio here are the numbers
Motorola Radius Gp300 Programming
As you can see to make the programming interface for your GM300 is very basic.
Motorola Radius Software
Connection your Motorola GM300 for Echolink or IRLP etc.
If you want to use the COS/COR output from your GM300 the COS/COR on pin 8 is (active low). Many interfaces need a COS/COR input that is (active high) at 2 to 5vdc. You can make up a circuit to convert the output from pin 8 or take a COS/COR output from inside the radio that will give you a (active high) output. You will need to access the logic board on the underside of the radio. Remove the front of radio and the bottom cover and lift off the RF shield. See photo below.
If you use thin wire you will be able to feed this out the edge of the 16 way connector. I tied a knot round the connector on the board to stop it being pulled off the board. Take care not to short this COS/COR out because it will damage the radio.