jon_k
Member
Greetings,
From time to time a birdie or high noise will lock the scanner on a frequency I don't want. I'll lock out the channel for the time being to get rid of it since it may be one frequency out of many conventional/talkgroups in the group I'm monitoring.
However, the only way to unlock it I've found is:
A) Go into system config, go to the system, find the frequency/channel and set the lockout to Unlocked
B) Re-write config from computer.
Depending on what I locked out in the moment, I may or may not remember which system and name it goes by to unlock it later. Is there a method to just clear ALL lockouts in the entire system so I can monitor them? Digging through the menu to check for lockouts on every frequency programmed in would take hours. Locking things out are necessary especially if you get unwanted (at the time) traffic in a programmed key.
As it stands my fix for now has been to just re-write the scanner config every few days. I'd like a way to fix this in the field though.
From time to time a birdie or high noise will lock the scanner on a frequency I don't want. I'll lock out the channel for the time being to get rid of it since it may be one frequency out of many conventional/talkgroups in the group I'm monitoring.
However, the only way to unlock it I've found is:
A) Go into system config, go to the system, find the frequency/channel and set the lockout to Unlocked
B) Re-write config from computer.
Depending on what I locked out in the moment, I may or may not remember which system and name it goes by to unlock it later. Is there a method to just clear ALL lockouts in the entire system so I can monitor them? Digging through the menu to check for lockouts on every frequency programmed in would take hours. Locking things out are necessary especially if you get unwanted (at the time) traffic in a programmed key.
As it stands my fix for now has been to just re-write the scanner config every few days. I'd like a way to fix this in the field though.
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