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AstroP25 / Xtl-2500 Multiple scan lists

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NA7CS

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Good day,

I am programming my XTL-2500 and need some guidance with scan lists. As in a separate list for each zone.

Some pertinent information.

The radio was tested/tuned by a /\/\ technician and I have a good base code plug & copies to work with.
I have a valid copy of RVN4186AX

I have several conventional zones/modes programmed, & a separate scan list for each zone. The problem is, no matter which zone I go to it defaults to the first zone's scan list. The other lists are completely ignored.

All the conventional zones/modes have been programmed in personality 1.

In doing some looking, I found if I need to add P25 modes, a p25 personality needs to be added. Do I need to add a new personality for each zone (and add those modes to it) to get the scan list for that zone to actually work?

Thank you in advance.
 

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If you do find out if you can set up multiple scan lists, please let us know. I would love to have a few on my radio (I am purchasing an XTL5000 this week, and would like to have one for fire/EMS, one for fire/EMS/law, and one for railroad frequencies.
 

NA7CS

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I will try to add a new personality, create a zone, modes & scan list to put in it and see how that goes. Will post how it goes either way.
 

NA7CS

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Ok, I answered my own question on setting up multiple scan lists. Here are the steps I took to do it.

1. Create a new personality for each zone I wanted a separate list for. Make sure you have it configured the want you want/need it.
2. Add a new zone, and assign the modes to (one of) the new personalities in the Personality # drop down list in the zone/Channels tab.
3. Create a scan list for the new zone.
4. Select the scan list in the drop-down Scan List Selection under the Scan tab for the desired personality.

Curt - NA7CS
 
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