Les_H
Member
I've been away from scanning for a few years and have come back to learn about rebanding. Can't get my Uniden BC796D to work with the Alameda County system (East Alameda County, Dublin).
I updated to the latest firmware for the BC796D, which supports rebanding.
I'm entering the standard rebanding table from Uniden, but the scanner doesn't seem to recognize this as a trunked system, and incorrectly thinks it's scanning a conventional system.
Is there something unusual about the Alameda County system so that the standard rebanding table doesn't work? What are the parameters for Alameda County that I can enter in the BC796D?
Below is the standard Uniden rebanding table that I'm using:
Thanks for your help. I've been working on this for 2 days with no progress.
Les
For standard rebanded systems, you need to set Band Plan 1 and Band Plan 2 as:
Band Plan Base Freq (Lower) Base Freq (Upper) Offset Polarity Spacing
1 851.0250MHz 854.0000MHz 440 + 25 kHz
2 851.0125MHz 868.9875MHz 0 + 25 kHz
I updated to the latest firmware for the BC796D, which supports rebanding.
I'm entering the standard rebanding table from Uniden, but the scanner doesn't seem to recognize this as a trunked system, and incorrectly thinks it's scanning a conventional system.
Is there something unusual about the Alameda County system so that the standard rebanding table doesn't work? What are the parameters for Alameda County that I can enter in the BC796D?
Below is the standard Uniden rebanding table that I'm using:
Thanks for your help. I've been working on this for 2 days with no progress.
Les
For standard rebanded systems, you need to set Band Plan 1 and Band Plan 2 as:
Band Plan Base Freq (Lower) Base Freq (Upper) Offset Polarity Spacing
1 851.0250MHz 854.0000MHz 440 + 25 kHz
2 851.0125MHz 868.9875MHz 0 + 25 kHz