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Wow. the Range (and location) can only be seen in the main database (premium subscription not required) i.e. not in Sentinel.

And they do seem to work pretty well indoors. I picked up one from Amazon under the same PN but it is not a Diamond. I will be setting it up in the attic to test things out. Hopefully better reception than in the man cave.

Also to the OP remember the more "sites" you add to your fav lists the more you will miss as the SDS scans all the control channels looking for traffic. The scan takes time. For me I have a SDS100 that travels with me. When used locally I have a fav list that contains the places I am most...

That does not work that way. "Range Control" is just what gets loaded. If you define a location and range the unit will load from the full database or fav list only those sites that fall into the range from the set location... i.e. a GPS, LAT/LONG or ZIP (zip goes to the lat/long of city hall...

Bet he can guess where I got the idea to do so. :)

Do you have the FTP account enabled on the scanner? If yes get the IP and try to FTP to the scanner from a PowerShell window. Does this work? If this works it is not a Layer 1 thru 3 issue. Something else is wrong. You only have one scanner running under only one instance of ProScan right...

I just went through this. In my example I have a SDS200 that stays home and a SDS100 that travels. They have the same fav lists or they did. I have the 200 monitoring the outer LEA stuff with the 100 doing everything LEA local where I am most likely to be. I can simply turn off the fav lists...

LOL, now that is thinking outside the box. It worked great!!!

I must be having a mental moment. Now I know how to use the profiles in Sentinel for custom settings like the screen settings, locations and filters just to name a few things. I understand that favorite lists are common between all profiles where Monitoring and Downloading are controlled per...

I am pretty sure you have said this before. Where is that in the SDS? The only serial port setting I can see is for the port under GPS settings. Is this hard coded for other serial services because that defaults to 4800?

I see a misake in my initial answer... only IPv4 examples not IPv6. Glad ya got things working. I have the 200 and 100... The 200 has an Ethernet port that does make things a tad easier however it is still IPv4 and the 100 has none of that. As you have found it requires the 3.5mm headphones...

because they are profile specific similar to the monitoring and download status...

cool! TYVM FYI this fixes the settings an audio stuff I was having issues with but the port in use issue remains. that is a Windows and Driver thing as discussed before. Simple to get around.

So I was adding more remote favorites to my 200 and was trying to fire up logging and recording for an overnight run. Logging worked fine but Recording not so much. I wound up loosing more cool point by reading the manual and as it turns out I was doing nothing wrong. I rebooted the scanner...

I see no mention of IPv6 info in the manual or release notes dating back to ~v17 of @ProScan. I only see IPv6 examples in the manual. It does support DNS though and that is covered in the manual.

joebearcat posted last night the servers would be doing rolling upgrades with intermittent connection issues. wonder if that is your issue. https://forums.radioreference.com/threads/uniden-server-upgrades.448172/

Simple solution if you are using Sentinel. Apply the avoids in the master database. I do this for Schools and Courts that had PDs that have talk groups in one of the 3 "law" Service Types. After that I can send Departments/Sites to a fav list and the avoids remain intact. On top of that I do...

At least I did not loose more cool points for reading the manual. :cool:

and FYI do not format the card while it is in the scanner in Mass Storage Mode. I tried this and after 3 hours it was at like 26% complete so I aborted it. I then pulled the card and put it in my laptop. I was done with the full format, clear all data as well as a full database and favorites...

The trick to seeing it is ya have to have something watching the port to see it. It will be in the device manager and of course there is ProScan.