What is each person using for filters on this system? im usng proscan to program my sds.
My friend who I am trying to help with this system in Connecticut is using wide invert. The thing with filters is your results are going to differ due to your location what works for one may not work for another.
If you're going to apply filters on this system you're going to want to do it right on the radio so you can have real time readings of RSSI and noise levels.
The way to do it is sit on a talk group on the site that you want to adjust. Use the global filter which is set to normal by default and try invert, wide invert and wide normal and see which one gives you the best RSSI and noise level results. You can also try no filter at all but... It's best to not use Auto filters as they slow scanning way down because they sample every filter and you never know what filter does the trick anyway.
When you find the filter that does the best on the site that you are listening to then put the global filter back on normal as that will affect every object in your radio. If you leave Global on another setting it will affect every object and some might suffer. After you put Global back on normal then go into site options and change the filter there to the one that you found that worked the best in the global sampling. You'll need to do that on every site that you will be monitoring.
It's a good idea to put the filter indicator on your display. It makes it easier. Hope that helps. Be sure to remember to transfer the information from the card into your computer first thing when you hook up so as to save your changes.
