BC125AT SS PROGRAMMING IMPORT?

[TailGator911]

Is there a way, using the Uniden SS programming software, to import or copy and paste frequencies into the banks? I would like to somehow import the bank info from either Sentinel, ARC500, or a txt file? Any help appreciated, otherwise it's going to be a tedious hour or better typing. Thanks!

JD
kf4anc

 

[questnz]

You can import into Uniden SS software. Lately (by someone else advice here) I started exporting data from my scanners and collecting all frequencies from other sources into spreadsheet format. Description on the left column, frequencies on the right, then CTCSS if any. Then it is easy to import into SS software anything you want. By cut and paste from spreadsheet into SS software by column, description first then frequencies, bingo. It also apply to Whistler TRX-1 or 396XT for importing, so one database do it all.
Best if you export all your existing frequencies into .CSV format first then tidy everything up and start adding from other sources
Some initial hard work to be done but after is a breeze to import what you want. Now when I am off traveling I just copy and paste local airports,
transit airports and destination airport and any known analog destination frequencies into Uniden 126 AT software, overseas profile.
When I come back I just revert to my standard local profile. Good luck.

 

[TailGator911]

Thanks, questnz, I will give that a look!

 

[Scan125]

Is there a way, using the Uniden SS programming software, to import or copy and paste frequencies into the banks? I would like to somehow import the bank info from either Sentinel, ARC500, or a txt file? Any help appreciated, otherwise it's going to be a tedious hour or better typing. Thanks!

JD
kf4anc

You can use my free Scan125 Control Program (see my signature below) and it's companion program Scan125Convert.

Scan125 can read Butel ARC files.

Scan125Convert is a very flexible program that can read any CSV format file and convert the data into Scan125 format ready for loading into any of the 125/126 series of scanners.

If it works for you and you like it then a token small donation to the DEBRA charity would be appreciated by all.