I think the Advisor was either 512 or 1200 baud POCSG.  The RF receiver section 
determined the frequency range and it plugged into the main board that was the 
decoder and display.  If I remember correctly, you can just plug in the 
frequency band receiver that you wanted to use onto any main board and it will 
work.

Somewhere, I think, I still have the programming stand and cable for the 
Advisor (if it is the bigger, older style Advisor).  You needed this to program 
the pager, plus propriatory Motorloa software (don't know if I still have 
this).  The big question is: do you have the password?  There were companies 
that could hack the password or sell you a pager that has a known password.  
Without the password, there is no way that I know of resetting it.

73, Joe, k1ike

 -------------- Original message ----------------------
From: "Nigel Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> A few years ago I undertook to replace our old 300 baud telemetry
> system at VE3RPT with something a little more modern, and bought a
> POCSAG encoder and ordered some xtals for our command frequency and an
> old Motorola pager.  Somewhere along the way, I lost the pager!  I
> recently found a Motorola Advisor pager p/n A04KLB5662AA and was
> wondering if anybody out there has tech data on this, specifically if
> it is POCSAG and what the xtal formula is?  Apparently the menus can
> also be programmed, does this use some kind of a RIB?
> 
> any help would be appreciated 
> 
> 73
> 
> Nigel Johnson
> ve3id
> 
> 


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A few years ago I undertook to replace our old 300 baud telemetry
system at VE3RPT with something a little more modern, and bought a
POCSAG encoder and ordered some xtals for our command frequency and an
old Motorola pager. Somewhere along the way, I lost the pager! I
recently found a Motorola Advisor pager p/n A04KLB5662AA and was
wondering if anybody out there has tech data on this, specifically if
it is POCSAG and what the xtal formula is? Apparently the menus can
also be programmed, does this use some kind of a RIB?

any help would be appreciated

73

Nigel Johnson
ve3id


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