SUPPORT A 9S0887 - Caterpillar

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Press "New" to open the "Add Frequency" dialog.
Enter a new frequency. The new frequency must be a multiple of 6.25 kHz.
Press the "Ok" key to save the new frequency, or press the "Escape" key to exit without saving, and return to the "Manage Frequencies" dialog.An error message appears if an attempt is made to set a frequency that is:
Outside the range of the radio.
Already configured.
Not evenly divisible by 6.25 kHz.If error message occurs, the "Add Frequency" dialog reappears enabling the user to edit the incorrect frequency.To delete a frequency, follow the steps below :
From the "Manage Frequencies" dialog, use the arrow keys to highlight the frequency to be deleted.
Press "Delete". A message appears asking to confirm the deletion.
Press the "Ok" key to delete the frequency, or press the "Escape" key to exit without saving, and return to the "Manage Frequencies" dialog.Specify Wireless Mode
To manage machine radio frequencies, follow the below steps:
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From the "Machine Radio Configuration" dialog, press "Wireless Mode".
The first screen of the Wireless Mode wizard appears, listing the available protocols for the radio.
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Use the arrow keys to select the wireless mode from the list of available protocols, then press the "Ok" key.
The "Wireless mode - Baud Rate" screen appears.
Use the arrow keys to select the baud rate from the list of available rates and press the "Ok" key or "Finish" to save and start using the configured wireless mode.
Otherwise, press the "Escape" key to exit without saving, and return to the "Machine Radio Configuration".Select Radio Band
From the "Connectivity Settings" dialog, select "Select Radio Band".
To change the radio band, press "Set 220MHz", "Set 450 MHz", "Set 900 MHz", or "Set 2400 MHz".Note: The radio bands displayed depend on the modules available with the band configurable radio. The radio bands that can be used depends on the system configuration. For example, the 2400 MHz band can only be used when the system is using a UTS for guidance. In this case, the radio will be configured to 2400 MHz on start-up, connection, and reconfiguration, irrespective of the band chosen in the "Select Radio Band" dialog.Configuring a Third-Party Radio
From the "Setup Menu – Installation" menu, select "Connectivity Settings".
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Press the up or down arrow keys on the control box to select "Control Box’s Radio Port" and press the "Ok" key.The radio port of the control box is the communications port on the control box that connects to the communications port on the data radio. For the system to work, the settings in the "Control Box’s Radio Port" dialog must match the communication port settings in the data radio. If these settings do not match, do the following:
Use the arrow keys to select the correct port number, and then press the "Next" key.Note: COM 1 is reserved for use by wireless communications. If wireless communications are configured the COM port will be grayed out and set to COM 3.Note: If a third-party radio is configured to COM 1 and a radio using wireless communications is added later, a