UmbrellaPastiche
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Apologies if this has been answered, but I cannot find it anywhere.
It involves the site/group hierarchy for quick keys.
If a group quick key is enabled but the site that that group is tied to is not enabled, will the site still scan? In other words, does the enabled group override the disabled site?
For context, I'd like to use group quick keys as consistent categories across different systems. Each system would correspond to a different geographic area, but the group quick keys in each system would correspond to a category that is consistent across all systems. For example, Group 1 is Fire/EMS, Group 2 is Police, Group 3 is Government. Then each Site in System 1 would be assigned Quick Key 1, each Site in System 2 would be assigned Quick Key 2, each Site in System 3 would be assigned Quick Key 3, etc. That way when I'm scanning I can enable Group 2 for Police, but change which geographical area I'm scanning for police by choosing which Site Quick Key is enabled.
Would this work? If not, any recommendations for achieving a similar organizational structure for scanning quick keys?
It involves the site/group hierarchy for quick keys.
If a group quick key is enabled but the site that that group is tied to is not enabled, will the site still scan? In other words, does the enabled group override the disabled site?
For context, I'd like to use group quick keys as consistent categories across different systems. Each system would correspond to a different geographic area, but the group quick keys in each system would correspond to a category that is consistent across all systems. For example, Group 1 is Fire/EMS, Group 2 is Police, Group 3 is Government. Then each Site in System 1 would be assigned Quick Key 1, each Site in System 2 would be assigned Quick Key 2, each Site in System 3 would be assigned Quick Key 3, etc. That way when I'm scanning I can enable Group 2 for Police, but change which geographical area I'm scanning for police by choosing which Site Quick Key is enabled.
Would this work? If not, any recommendations for achieving a similar organizational structure for scanning quick keys?