raybob1983 said:
I did google that. But I am still lost. It asks for freq's and when I look uptalk groups on RR.com there are no freq's all it has is Dec, Hex, Mode, Alpha Tag ect...
I have no clue how to input any of that into the scanner. I will travel to you if someone will program it for me.
This is from the manual, enter the Control Frequencies
Try these frequencies: 866.8500; 867.7125; 868.1125; 868.5875; 868.8375
Then make sure the bank is open, should be automatically, and let it search.
Now some of those are digital, and that scanner will not receive them.
programming trunked frequencies
To program trunked frequencies, complete the following steps:
1. Press E/PGM in conventional mode to set the scanner in
programming mode. Then, press TRUNK. Your scanner beeps,
then all the bank numbers flash.
2. Press the number key for the desired target storage bank.
3. Press or to select a trunking system type, then press
E/PGM. You can select from the following systems:
You See Trunk System
E2 – 800 ........................................Motorola Type II, 800 MHz frequencies
4. Prog F appears, then press E/PGM. The scanner automatically
selects the fi rst channel in the selected banks.
5. Use the number keys to enter a valid frequency within the trunk
system, then press E/PGM. The bank number, the channel
number, and E (EDACS), M (Motorola) or L (LTR) appears
depending upon the trunk system selected.
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Trunking Operations
• If you try to enter a duplicate frequency in a bank, the
scanner beeps and the channel which was previously
stored appears.
6. Press or to select the next channel in the bank and repeat
Step 4 to enter frequencies in that bank.
7. Press SRCH to begin searching for the trunk’s data channel
and scan conventional frequencies at the same time. After the
data channel is acquired, the scanner begins a trunk search that
fi nds all active talk groups in the trunked system.
8. (Optional) To turn a bank on or off, press and hold the SCAN/
MANUAL button during trunk scanning. When the trunked bank
appears, press the bank number (0–9).