reconrider8
Member
is there anyway to set a pro 106 to receive encrypted traffic? i know i wouldnt be able to listen in on it but i would like to know that i am hearing some traffic even if i cant hear it ie federal?
Yea I understood that that I couldn't "hear" the conversation but I thought most scanners wouldn't even break squelch for enc transmissions
I have posted the following tip several times on RR,
IF you have a GRE 500,600 or r/s pro-106, 197 and you wish to block encrypted traffic from stopping your scanning, then IF conventional P25 then simply lock out the entry.
IF the encryption is a talkgroup coming up on your wildcard, then simply enter that talkgroup as a object in a list that you don't use,and lock it out.
It won't be heard on your wildcard then.
73,
n9zas
I have posted the following tip several times on RR,
IF you have a GRE 500,600 or r/s pro-106, 197 and you wish to block encrypted traffic from stopping your scanning, then IF conventional P25 then simply lock out the entry.
IF the encryption is a talkgroup coming up on your wildcard, then simply enter that talkgroup as a object in a list that you don't use,and lock it out.
It won't be heard on your wildcard then.
73,
n9zas
That's useless if only 10% of the users of a given talkgroup are encrypted and the rest are in the clear. Why would I want to lockout the in the clear talk?
Encrypted talk groups are used only by certain users, those who are authorized, those who aren't authorized don't have access anyway. So therefore, you lock out the encrypted one.
On the Pro-106 I have no problem listening to Phase 2 digital. I know its not encrypted but this scanner shouldn't be decoding it. Same goes for X2-TDMA. Somehow my Pro-106 decodes that as well. Odd isn't it?
On the Pro-106 I have no problem listening to Phase 2 digital. I know its not encrypted but this scanner shouldn't be decoding it. Same goes for X2-TDMA. Somehow my Pro-106 decodes that as well. Odd isn't it?