I have tried doing this on my scanner as a conventional, it dosent pick up all the time, and there is encryption sometimes too. I have a whistler WS1040
I need help programming Verdugo fire red 1 on my WS1040 , its P25 phase 1
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EliVonChonk
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There is no encryption on Verdugo talkgroups...
Oh because sometimes it picks it up and sometimes it picks up other channels that have encryption
Spitfire8520
I might be completely clueless! =)
You will need to learn how to program a trunked radio system (TSYS) in the scanner. Programming a trunked system like a conventional frequency will lead you to hear everything on the radio system because the scanner has been setup in a way that it cannot select a talkgroup to monitor. Are you programming your scanner by hand or with some sort of software?
ka3jjz
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This article will help. Keep in mind that the 1040 is really a PSR-500 in another box, so anything written for the 500 will work. We have the Easier to Read guide linked at the bottom, along with a programming shortcut and more here...
wiki.radioreference.com
Mike
Getting Started with your GRE/RS Object Oriented Scanner - The RadioReference Wiki
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tvengr
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What site on the Interagency Communications Interoperability (ICI) system is closest to you? What programming software are you using?
tvengr
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What site should be used for Verdugo Fire on the ICI system? Thanks!
Digital ta;lkgroups-
You MUST assign it to a scanlist otherwise you'll have Heap Errors all the times.
Use the talkgroup #'s under DEC heading Interagency Communications Interoperability (ICI) Trunking System, Los Angeles County, California - Scanner Frequencies
Analog - Los Angeles County, California (CA) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference
You MUST assign it to a scanlist otherwise you'll have Heap Errors all the times.
You MUST assign it to a scanlist otherwise you'll have Heap Errors all the times.
Use the talkgroup #'s under DEC heading Interagency Communications Interoperability (ICI) Trunking System, Los Angeles County, California - Scanner Frequencies
Analog - Los Angeles County, California (CA) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference
You MUST assign it to a scanlist otherwise you'll have Heap Errors all the times.
I am in Glendale, Ca. I know how to program a talkgroup, I just dont know which frequencies
I program on the scanner and sometimes Win500
Verdugo always uses the Burbank, Glendale, and Montebello cells. As for monitoring, Glendale is the best for most of L.A., and Montebello is best for the southeast area.
tvengr
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If you are in Glendale, I will use that as the site. I usually program using ARC500 and I have Win500 also. I will create a file for you using ARC500, send it to my trusty old Pro-197, and read it into Win500 to create a file that you can use..
tvengr
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I have completed the file. You have 6 scan lists:
1. Verdugo Fire
2. Glendale Fire
3. Glendale PD
4. Comm College PD
5. Emergency Ops
6. Interop
Save the zipped file to your computer and extract. Open the extracted file with Win500 and upload to your scanner.
1. Verdugo Fire
2. Glendale Fire
3. Glendale PD
4. Comm College PD
5. Emergency Ops
6. Interop
Save the zipped file to your computer and extract. Open the extracted file with Win500 and upload to your scanner.
Thank you but, it that that type of file is not supported.
Nevermind, I got ARC 500 and it worked, thank you!
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