Th 9000 software

My basic impression of the radio is that it has a good, solid feel. The audio is somewhat compressed according to on-the-air reports, but not objectionable. You'll need a cheat-sheet for the F F5 keys, since they're labeled F1 through F5 and since they're programmable, you'll need some way to remember what functions if you've re-assigned them. The radio's user interface is awkward; you'll definitely want to use the PC programming software to manage this note that the current version does not allow setting the display color, and will revert it to blue after each programming.

In spite of what appears to be some limitations in the usability, I still like it better than then JTM Of course, a crystal controlled rig would be an improvement over that radio.

There is a lot more functionality is supported on the microphone of this radio than the JTM or the DRT , but the keys don't act as you expect, and they're probably not worth bothering with. It's interesting to note that the displays in all three radios are nearly identical. I suspect the Alinco is the original, and the other two companies bought or cloned the glass.

Once nice thing over both the other radios is that the TH has moved into the '90's, and uses an RJ connector instead of the 8-pin round connector. It also looks like the TH supports separate transmit and receive PL frequencies, although I have not tested this. This has to be done through the software package. As pic 2. Double click TH shortcut or click TH in procedure index of start menu, choose serial com port as indicated then click OK to start programming software. As pic 2 k.

NOTE: Even in same computer. You shall install software before connecting the USB cable line. Switch on transceive before writing frequency. You had better not switch on or off the power supply of transceiver when it is connected with computer, otherwise, it will make transceiver unable to read or write frequency. Therefore, please connect transceiver with computer after switching on the transceiver.

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