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I just got a G5 and I can’t pick up a Harris system please help!
 

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I just got a G5 and I can’t pick up a Harris system please help!

Well, they are pretty heavy :p

Not much to go on here. Useful information might be:

1) Steps you followed
2) What you expected to happen
3) What actually happened

A link to the system in the RR data might be useful too...
 

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It’s self-explanatory I input all the frequencies and the correct wacn and system id. I can hear it on my radio not the pager
 

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I apologize for being rude, I was frustrated and it was wrong. I have it working now thank you for the help
 

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I figured I’d post this for future reference if someone does a search:

A Harris system can use ANY frequency as a control channel. You must program ALL of them in. Motorola broadcasts the CC and 3 alternate controls

Harris uses all sorts of RFSS and WACN’s. I’ve found numerous in the database wrong over the years. Using FF, FFF wildcards will actually display the proper ones. Motorola default WACN in BEE00.

Most Unications display these as values by default as DEC format. PPS wants the HEX format. Make sure you convert and use HEX in PPS.






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