Finally, An Answer!
Although I have been able to listen to the Woodway TSYS, I have been rather dissatisfied with the analysis function of Pro96Com and my PSR 500. So, I decided to go to the horse's mouth.
I wrote my questions to GRE and found out the following from GRE support:
"Some VHF systems use P25 "extended packets", and the PSR-500 does not support all extended packet messages. It fully supports the regular packets that are needed for the scanner to scan the system, but the missing extended packets may show up as missing data in PRO96COM. We haven't seen any 800 systems that use extended packets, so the PSR-500 and PRO96COM work very well on 800 MHz systems."
The thing that everyone needs to remember is that the PSR-500 was never really designed to be a control channel decoding radio, so extended packet functionality was not really a requirement. It does have everything it needs to track group and private calls, which is basically what it is designed to do."
Before some of you start scolding me or telling me, "I told you so", I was not satisfied with some of the answers I received. I thought, "if the measurement is inaccurate, how can I understand the details?" Yes, I know the radio tracks the TG's, but that is not the point here.
I learned a lot more information by doing this, with the help of others, than I would have sitting here in this chair. Now, I am going to further refine the TG information.
Today, I heard dispatch talking with a unit about difficulties booting into the system. This discussion occurred on TG2. TG2 was said to be channel 2. I am assuming this means "Woodway 2."
I still haven't heard Woodway Fire. So, I still need some help from those in the area.
Cheers!
Jack