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Old 01-01-2013, 11:14 AM
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Default Could someone please tell me how to program a 2096 for rebanding if its possible.

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It cannot be done manually - it has to be done via software. You will need a USB cable and either ARC96 or Win96 to do it. These 2 wiki articles tell you how (for the Win96 article, go to the bottom) and also has links for each package's home or where you can buy it (anything blue is a link)

ARC96 - The RadioReference Wiki

Win96 - The RadioReference Wiki

and this article will tell you about the USB cable, and how to use Windoze Device Manager to check your connection...

Connecting scanners via USB - The RadioReference Wiki

However keep this basic rule in mind - you really don't need to reband your system *if* every freq in the trunked system has a '5' in the 4th decimal. If any of them have a '0', you will need the custom tables to track the system correctly

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Thanks Mike for the info
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One thing I forgot to mention - no custom tables are needed if the system is a true P25 type - the scanner will handle it all from the data on the control channel...Mike
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