From: Dennis Boone (terhi.victor@logonet.com)
Date: Sat Nov 23 2002 - 19:15:21 EET
The first release (v1.0rel) of syntorxgen is now available from
http://msuarc.egr.msu.edu/syntorx/.
Syntorxgen generates code plugs (i.e. sets of channel settings for
frequency, PL, etc.) for Motorola Syntor X transceivers.
It is developed and runs on Linux. Binaries are also available for
Windows and MS-DOS, and the package should be portable to other
platforms without too much trouble. The program reads the
specifications for the desired code plug from a simple text file, and
writes an image to a disk in various formats suitable for use with an
EEPROM programmer.
A code plug decoder which reads a code plug and produces a syntorxgen
input file is included, as are a number of sample input files,
scripts for generating test code plugs, etc.
A Debian package is available, courtesy of KC8PUN.
Syntor X radios are built tough, perform well, are relatively
inexpensive, and are suitable for a variety of purposes including
packet. Voluminous documentation is available on the web.
Dennis Boone
KB8ZQZ
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