kkt78
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I have two digital scanners, both were programmed for Bosque County. All of my stuff on both scanners got deleted. trying to program one of them but can’t find the TGID for Bosque County s Sheriff's Office. help!
As others have noted, Bosque uses conventional frequencies, not a trunked system.I have two digital scanners, both were programmed for Bosque County. All of my stuff on both scanners got deleted. trying to program one of them but can’t find the TGID for Bosque County s Sheriff's Office. help!
The only listed P25 (digital) entries on the Bosque County database page are for conventional (non-trunked) channels for the Sheriff's Office dispatch, and county fire dispatch. These not trunked system entries, and there are no talkgroups used. For your 396XT, program these as conventional channels, set audio to digital, and also enter the listed NAC codes for each frequency.right now i am working on my Uniden BCD396XT. the only bit of info i can’t seem to find, but i think i need for the P25 programming is the TGID. Unless i am missing it when i look in the database.
It’s a home patrol and when I first programmed it I used the sentinel software. I have to get a new antenna for the home patrol first though. I broke it off from the inside so I’m not sure yet.The only listed P25 (digital) entries on the Bosque County database page are for conventional (non-trunked) channels for the Sheriff's Office dispatch, and county fire dispatch. These not trunked system entries, and there are no talkgroups used. For your 396XT, program these as conventional channels, set audio to digital, and also enter the listed NAC codes for each frequency.
What model is your other scanner? And, if you are using software, which program?
For your HP-1, after you get it repaired, you would need to set up the frequencies in a Favorites list in Sentinel. You could also use the main database and location to scan with the HP-1. However, unless you purchased the Extreme Upgrade, you cannot add or edit channels and Favorites lists through the scanner's menu.
It’s a home patrol and when I first programmed it I used the sentinel software. I have to get a new antenna for the home patrol first though. I broke it off from the inside so I’m not sure yet.
About the other, thanks soooooooo much. You explained in such a way I grasped it finally! Lol. I’m about to go home and listen to my scanner , finally! Been a void in my life
For your HP-1, after you get it repaired, you would need to set up the frequencies in a Favorites list in Sentinel. You could also use the main database and location to scan with the HP-1. However, unless you purchased the Extreme Upgrade, you cannot add or edit channels and Favorites lists through the scanner's menu.
Did you break off the SMA connector in the scanner itself? If so, you might be better off sending it to Uniden for repair.
Ok one more question... I think! When programming the conventional P25 stuff into the scanner- I noticed there are 2 frequencies in the database for those .... input frequency and just “frequency”. Which do I use? One of those is kinda hidden unless I click on it , on bosque county.
You cannot receive Bosque on your 396xt?Are there anymore settings that are necessary for me to change? I can’t get it back working and I’m at a dead end on why.
Looking at what the county is licensed for, the database page includes most of the ones that are authorized. As far as public safety goes, the only ones not showing on the page are five 800MHz frequencies that are part of the National Interoperability group. Look at the ones on the NIFOG page in the 800MHz National Mutual Aid section. Most all of the counties and/or larger cities are licensed for those as well. But they would only be used in case of some sort of catastrophic incident, where units from other ares are deployed.Are there anymore settings that are necessary for me to change? I can’t get it back working and I’m at a dead end on why.
Looking at what the county is licensed for, the database page includes most of the ones that are authorized. As far as public safety goes, the only ones not showing on the page are five 800MHz frequencies that are part of the National Interoperability group. Look at the ones on the NIFOG page in the 800MHz National Mutual Aid section. Most all of the counties and/or larger cities are licensed for those as well. But they would only be used in case of some sort of catastrophic incident, where units from other ares are deployed.
For your scanner that is not picking up any activity (I presume you are referring to your 396XT, since the Home Patrol scanner has a broken antenna), can you hear anything at all, on other frequencies? Try one of the weather radio frequencies.
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Using the menu on the scanner, scroll down to Wx Operations and press E/enter to select it.
On the next menu, select Weather Scan by pressing E
The scanner will then scan through all the weather office frequencies and stop when it receives one. If you do not hear any of the weather stations, check to make sure your squelch is not set too high. And double check your antenna. Is it the original one? If you have a different one, try it as well.
Ok! I’m about to try that!!Looking at what the county is licensed for, the database page includes most of the ones that are authorized. As far as public safety goes, the only ones not showing on the page are five 800MHz frequencies that are part of the National Interoperability group. Look at the ones on the NIFOG page in the 800MHz National Mutual Aid section. Most all of the counties and/or larger cities are licensed for those as well. But they would only be used in case of some sort of catastrophic incident, where units from other ares are deployed.
For your scanner that is not picking up any activity (I presume you are referring to your 396XT, since the Home Patrol scanner has a broken antenna), can you hear anything at all, on other frequencies? Try one of the weather radio frequencies.
View attachment 88342
Using the menu on the scanner, scroll down to Wx Operations and press E/enter to select it.
On the next menu, select Weather Scan by pressing E
The scanner will then scan through all the weather office frequencies and stop when it receives one. If you do not hear any of the weather stations, check to make sure your squelch is not set too high. And double check your antenna. Is it the original one? If you have a different one, try it as well.