Stand by...my apologies...I may have sent the wrong one. Will download from the GRECOM and send asap. Thanks.Your updated ARC500 file still shows P25 MANUAL, 26 frequencies, and Multi-Site Off. That is why I asked for an updated file last time.
Stand by...my apologies...I may have sent the wrong one. Will download from the GRECOM and send asap. Thanks.Your updated ARC500 file still shows P25 MANUAL, 26 frequencies, and Multi-Site Off. That is why I asked for an updated file last time.
Stand by...my apologies...I may have sent the wrong one. Will download from the GRECOM and send asap. Thanks.
Here freshly uploaded...with 9 frequencies. Hope this is correct. Attached. thank you. DougYour updated ARC500 file still shows P25 MANUAL, 26 frequencies, and Multi-Site Off. That is why I asked for an updated file last time.
And just went back and looked at multi site OFF.....you are correct..changed it to ROAM.Your updated ARC500 file still shows P25 MANUAL, 26 frequencies, and Multi-Site Off. That is why I asked for an updated file last time.
I just looked at the file again. (attached) there are 9 frequencies.Your latest ARC500 update still has the old configuration. When I open the folder, it is still dated March 6.
Some of the files are duplicated in my laptop aparently...I think I have deleted the older versions and I HOPE this is the correct one.I just looked at the file again. (attached) there are 9 frequencies.
I did not program the BCD 996...a little more technically knowledgeable friend programmed it...so "quick keys" are foreign to me. He also programmed the GRECOM 600...but I have tweaked it per your suggestions.With Multi-Site set to Roam, you will scan only the site with the best signal. When set to Stationary, you will scan all sites whose control channels are in the frequency list. You have scads more talkgroups in the ARC-XT file than in the ARC500 file. That may be why you receive so much more with the BCD996P2. There are only 27 talkgroups in the ARC500 file. Are you scanning all of the sites on the 996P2? I see you have quick keys on the sites. I use ARC-XT also for programming my BCD325P2 and BCD996P2.
Yes....the GRECOM is used only to broadcast a small number of fire departments on Broadcastify; dedicated to that. The 996 is monitoring a much wider range of fire, ambulance (all police in eastern Canada are encrypted) and some DNR (wildland operations).I did not program the BCD 996...a little more technically knowledgeable friend programmed it...so "quick keys" are foreign to me. He also programmed the GRECOM 600...but I have tweaked it per your suggestions.
The Radio Reference spreadsheet refers to the system as Trunk P25 .. "Mode" DIf by Type 2 you mean PHASE 2 then unfortunately your PSR-600 won't handle P25 Phase-II unless talkgroups on the system are FDMA (mode "D" in the RRDB)
So what is programmed into my BCD996P2....Phase 1 or Phase 2... ? Any suggestions or changes to the GRECOM programming ?With P25, D in Mode column is Phase 1. Mode T (TDMA) is Phase 2. A Motorola Type II system is an earlier different type of trunked system.
So what you are telling me is the NB TMR system (As PHase 1 - D Mode) CAN be scanned by the Grecom 600 (obviously as long as it is not encrypted...and fire is not yet encrypted). But back to my origional post...I am not getting any audio on the GRECOM...when I do hear it on the 996 AND see the frequency stop on the GRECOM...just no audio. It would work occasionally when I first had it programmed 2 weeks ago..but all disappeared now.The NB TMR system is P25 Phase 1 (D in Mode column). DE is fully encrypted and cannot be received by any scanner. De is encrypted part of the time. When you program a system as P25, it handles both P25 Phase 1 & Phase 2. Your BCD996P2 is capable of P25 Phase 1 & 2. The GRE PSR-600 is capable of P25 Phase 1 only. Conventional P25 frequencies are Phase 1. P25 Phase 2 frequencies are TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access). They have 2 audio channels (slots). There can be 2 simultaneous conversations on a single frequency.
That is correct! You are presently scanning it with the 27 talkgroups in ARC500.So what you are telling me is the NB TMR system (As PHase 1 - D Mode) CAN be scanned by the Grecom 600 (obviously as long as it is not encrypted...and fire is not yet encrypted).
I changed that specific "problem" channel to NFM and seemed to eliminate the problem; still can receive it. Thanks for the tips.Is this the control channel frequency or the voice channel frequency you are referring to?
So from what you can see...the ARC500 software as programmed SHOULD work for those frequencies in my GRECOM 600 ???Your updated ARC500 file still shows P25 MANUAL, 26 frequencies, and Multi-Site Off. That is why I asked for an updated file last time.
Thank you sir for your patience and advice. Changed from "roam" to "stationary" and also turned ON "SuperTrack" (in search section") ...and it appears to be working. Little glitch has appeared " flashing all 10 groups and sub groups" but does appear to work. Hopefully will continue. Thank you again for your "interference".The last ARC500 file you attached still does not have the updated settings. Another thing to try is turning on SuperTrack. If is a different decoding algorithm. See if if receives better with SuperTrack on or off.