Tempe PD

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Cyberider

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I'm considering purchasing a PSR600 to monitor the Tempe PD. Some of their departments are encrypted and some aren't. Does the scanner know not to stop on an encrypted transmission or do you hear a lot of "garbage" until it moves on to an unencrypted transmission?

Thanks,
Dave
 

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Nope - but if you lock out the encrypted talk groups or just omit entering them in the TGRP objects, you'll be good to go.

This is basically all I have coded for Tempe -

Tempe Info Group 2602 0
Tempe North Group 2601 0
Tempe South Group 2603 0
Tempe Mill Ave Group 2637 0
Tempe Security Group 2624 0
Tempe Events 2 Group 2621 0
Tempe Events 3 Group 2620 0
Tempe Tech Ctr Group 2634 0
Tempe Events 1 Group 2622 0
Tempe PW-PD Link Group 2080 0
Tempe Events 4 Group 2619 0
Tempe Events 5 Group 2618 0
Tempe Events 6 Group 2617 0
 

Cyberider

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Thank-you very much. I thought they were all in the same talk group but if not it shouldn't be a problem. I was worried about having to listen to a bunch of garbage in order to hear what I still could from the Tempe PD. Next step is to get a digital scanner as the last time I listened to them they weren't digital.
 

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Thank-you very much. I thought they were all in the same talk group but if not it shouldn't be a problem. I was worried about having to listen to a bunch of garbage in order to hear what I still could from the Tempe PD. Next step is to get a digital scanner as the last time I listened to them they weren't digital.

Do yourself a big favor - download Win 500 (or another software product) to program it, it makes life muck simpler.
 

Cyberider

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Finally got my radio. Looks like it's going to be very interesting. Do I need to program Simulcast C or Simulcast F or both sets of frequencies?

Thanks,
Dave

Nope - but if you lock out the encrypted talk groups or just omit entering them in the TGRP objects, you'll be good to go.

This is basically all I have coded for Tempe -

Tempe Info Group 2602 0
Tempe North Group 2601 0
Tempe South Group 2603 0
Tempe Mill Ave Group 2637 0
Tempe Security Group 2624 0
Tempe Events 2 Group 2621 0
Tempe Events 3 Group 2620 0
Tempe Tech Ctr Group 2634 0
Tempe Events 1 Group 2622 0
Tempe PW-PD Link Group 2080 0
Tempe Events 4 Group 2619 0
Tempe Events 5 Group 2618 0
Tempe Events 6 Group 2617 0
 

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Tempe comes off of simulcast F. Simulcast C is an IR site, right now it's there to provide radio coverage to units that may be out of range of primary simulcast sites.
 

Cyberider

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Successfully receiving the unencrypted Tempe PD transmissions. The PSR-600 wasn't hard to program from the front panel. Thanks for all the help!
 

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Nope - but if you lock out the encrypted talk groups or just omit entering them in the TGRP objects, you'll be good to go.

This is basically all I have coded for Tempe -

Tempe Info Group 2602 0
Tempe North Group 2601 0
Tempe South Group 2603 0
Tempe Mill Ave Group 2637 0
Tempe Security Group 2624 0
Tempe Events 2 Group 2621 0
Tempe Events 3 Group 2620 0
Tempe Tech Ctr Group 2634 0
Tempe Events 1 Group 2622 0
Tempe PW-PD Link Group 2080 0
Tempe Events 4 Group 2619 0
Tempe Events 5 Group 2618 0
Tempe Events 6 Group 2617 0
What are the zeroes at the end of the talk group number? (ex: 2602 0) When I programmed the talk groups for Scottsdale, there were no zeroes at the end, but rather my scanner put them in front.

Thank you for providing the list of talkgroups you have programmed. It'll sure help when I go to program my scanner when I get it.
 
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