programing help

[towman17]

need help with programing channel sim 11 it came programd with opp but they talk alot about switching to sin 11 kawartha lakes region. my scanner is a bcd360t. how would i program ther helicopter as well?

 

[N8IAA]

need help with programing channel sim 11 it came programd with opp but they talk alot about switching to sin 11 kawartha lakes region. my scanner is a bcd360t. how would i program ther helicopter as well?

You need to be more specific about where you are located. I'm sure that someone out there knows where Kawartha Lakes is on the map of the world. It would be better to ask in the appropriate state or country forum located further down the forum page.
Larry

 

[rvictor]

If you're in Kawartha Lakes, Ont., Canada, here's what would appear to be the starting point for what you're after. Note that there are links at the bottom of the page to trunking systems that may be relevant as well.

Kawartha Lakes County, Ontario (ON) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

I don't see your scanner model in the Wiki. Are you sure you've got the model number correctly entered?

Dick

 

[towman17]

you are right Dick i had the model incorrect it is a BCD396T sorry.

 

[davidmc36]

need help with programing channel sim 11 it came programd with opp but they talk alot about switching to sin 11 kawartha lakes region. my scanner is a bcd360t. how would i program ther helicopter as well?

I'll take a flyer here and assume you are talking about a 396T. If you have it programmed for OPP I will also assume you only have Trunking Systems in it. You will need to create a new Conventional System and within that system create at least one Group, then within that Group enter whatever Channels (frequencies) you desire to hear.

 

[towman17]

where would i find the frequencies for sim 11

 

[davidmc36]

where would i find the frequencies for sim 11

Ontario Provincial Police Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

 

[rvictor]

Looks like Davidmc36 has got it. I missed the separate listing of conventional OPP frequencies. You'll therefore have a OPP trunked system and a separate conventional system for these frequencies. You can, of course, put other conventional frequencies in with the OPP conventional frequencies.

Apparently the sim stands for simplex. You'll have to experiment to see what you hear on that frequency and may not hear anything unless the transmitting station is relatively close to you. In fact, they may be using that frequency to keep sensitive information semi-private.

Dick

 

[towman17]

Thanks guys you have been a great help. Now i will try to figure out how to program it into my scanner.
I only found one freq for sim11 i am very new to this is this all i need to program it into the scanner. would anybodyknow the steps to doing this.

 

[rvictor]

Thanks guys you have been a great help. Now i will try to figure out how to program it into my scanner.
I only found one freq for sim11 i am very new to this is this all i need to program it into the scanner. would anybodyknow the steps to doing this.

Yes, that's all you need to program sim11.

Here's a link to a simplified manual for your scanner that you may find helpful in learning how to program and use it.

Easier to Read BCD396T/UBCD396T Manual

Dick

 

[towman17]

Thank you Dick, you have been very helpful hope you have a great day.

Thanks again
Robb