Fire25pfd
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Can anyone on here can help me I'm trying to fine the Rx network ID suffolk pd I'm trying to program my xts3000 and whats DEC/HEX
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How do I fine Rx network ID
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It stands for decimal and hexadecimal and may be a sign you are in over your head. The rx network ID is NAC as listed on the radio reference database for your system.
RX ID
Make sure that you also disable transmit and make sure your radio cannot accidentally associate with the system. If these things don't make sense to you, then you should either use a regular scanner or take the radio to a professional shop for programming if you can find one that will do it.
Make sure that you also disable transmit and make sure your radio cannot accidentally associate with the system. If these things don't make sense to you, then you should either use a regular scanner or take the radio to a professional shop for programming if you can find one that will do it.
Fire25pfd
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Thank you I was trying also to see if LTR SYS would work before I send it out to be program
Fire25pfd
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I don't want to transmit I have an understanding of DEC/Hex I watched a video how to do something's. RX ID its used by the HEX right
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Fire25pfd
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But can I put LTR system as conventional channels jaspence
RayAir
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You can conventionally scan the LTR frequencies in your commercial radio but you won't be able to follow one particular TG.
Best to buy a scanner that has auto LTR so you don't have to have the freqs programmed in LCN order and you can hold on a TG and just hear that one.
I think the PRO-92 handheld had auto LTR.
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Also, if it's Passport, you won't be able to follow TGs but you can conventionally scan the freqs still.
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