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Scanning Conventional channels in IP Site Connect channels
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Thanks K2NEC. The conventional channel is not IPSC enabled. We want to hear this conventional channel in our IPSC channels. Is there a way to include a conventional channel in the Roam List? We do not us Cap. plus just digital channels.
If the conventional channel is not a part of the IPSC system, ie two seperate repeater systems with seperate traffic, there is no way to achieve what you are trying to do. I would seriously advocate against messing with your work radios. They are setup a certain way for a reason
Does the radio differentiate between an ISPC and a stand alone channel? I don't think so but if not I guess you could add the non-ISPC to the roam list but I see this as a really sloppy way to jump off and on to a ISPC system.
Thanks ramal121. Just as K2NEC mentioned, IPSC has a roam list of only IPSC channels, the stand-alone repeater has a conventional TDMA channels found in the Scan List and cannot be found in the Roam List. Since all are digital channels, I was hoping there was a way to combine the two lists.
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