ProScan: Proscan instances

[Ret_Batt_Chief]

Should I use a separate Proscan instance or folder for each scanner? Currently using Proscan for SDS 200 and 436HP sharing a favorite list. Thoughts?

 

[morrisr3nd]

Should I use a separate Proscan instance or folder for each scanner? Currently using Proscan for SDS 200 and 436HP sharing a favorite list. Thoughts?

Absolutely. That way you can connect both and control each at the same time. Make sure to save all fines associated with each scanner to a separate location. I suggest under each instance own subdirectory. For instance C:\Proscan SDS200 and C:\Proscan 436HP. For me I have a different instance for each of my Uniden scanners and each running simultaneously with a display for each.

 

[Ret_Batt_Chief]

Absolutely. That way you can connect both and control each at the same time. Make sure to save all fines associated with each scanner to a separate location. I suggest under each instance own subdirectory. For instance C:\Proscan SDS200 and C:\Proscan 436HP. For me I have a different instance for each of my Uniden scanners and each running simultaneously with a display for each.

Got it. I will give it a try. Thanks

 

[dave3825]

I have a 436 and a 200 and mirror the favorites lists. The database file is all I have shared between both instances of Proscan.

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

Ask @buddrousa how he manages his 500+ Proscan instances

 

[jtwalker]

Ask @buddrousa how he manages his 500+ Proscan instances

I think he trimmed that to 490. Cutting back 😜

 

[buddrousa]

I looked one time at setting up dual quad XEON 3plus CPU's and 24G Ram and Windows Server 10 but the fans were a little noisy