Valid Object ID's? PRO106/197

[n0nhj]

Anyone know what the valid object id's are?

I'm programming with WIN500, and try to keep my object ID's grouped to make it easier to update.

The problem is that I don't know an ID is invalid until I attempt to upload the scanner refuses it, and WIN500 changes the numbering.

So far everything from 0 to 1799 is good.
Is there anything above that?

Thanks
Chuck

 

[DonS]

Within the scanner, valid ObjectID values are 0000 through 1851.

 

[hcpholder]

I tried that at the beginning, but everytime you add something the new numbers are "automatically" assigned a unmber by the system. I don't even pay any attention to them any more. You can't look anything up in the scanner itself byt he number assigned anyway!

 

[n0nhj]

Thanks Don.

hcpholder:
Even though you can't look them up, it makes it easier for me to keep track of if I put all the Mutual Aid objects in one series of numbers, local county conventional in another, etc, all within WIN500.

 

[DonS]

You can't look anything up in the scanner itself byt he number assigned anyway!

You most certainly can:

MAN or PGM
n n n n
ENTER

where <n n n n> is 1-4 digits of ObjectID.

For example, to go directly to ObjectID 21, it would be MAN 2 1 ENTER. For ObjectID 1817, it would be MAN 1 8 1 7 ENTER.

I use this to lockout/enable TSYS objects, when I have TGRPs from several TSYSes in the same scan list. I also use it to quickly park on any TGRP or CONV object I want.

EDIT: The procedure above is described in the various PSR-500 family manuals that I just downloaded from RadioShack and GRE America:
PRO-106: page 41
PRO-197: page 38
PSR-500: page 47
PSR-600: page 47