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Conventional provoice programming question...
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emtLarmy15
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Matt,
An interesting note on your gripe about the priorities. On a regular scan list (no P1 select) I had mine set up with 14 pri 3's, 1 pri 2, and 1 pri 1...But I the talkgroup I was selected to talkon was actually my priority 1, even without P1 select.
Hope that made sense
Chris
An interesting note on your gripe about the priorities. On a regular scan list (no P1 select) I had mine set up with 14 pri 3's, 1 pri 2, and 1 pri 1...But I the talkgroup I was selected to talkon was actually my priority 1, even without P1 select.
Hope that made sense
Chris
Ummmm I didn't think they had Provoice capable conventional yet.
Anyone care to point me to a conventional system in the US that uses PV for digital????
Anyone care to point me to a conventional system in the US that uses PV for digital????
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I know for 100% FACT that it Pro-Voice is available for conventional talkaround... My police Jaguar 700p scan model radio has analog/pro-voice talkgroups as well as analog/pro-voice conventional freqs. My county has (in addition to the NSPAC freq's) 6 conventional freqs programmed into every radio in the county. The freqs are named direct 1-6... on the police radios we have dirdig which is direct 5 in pro-voice mode... real fun to mess with firemen and tell them to go to direct 5 and I talk in pro-voice and they obviously only hear the digital noise.... gets me a good laugh every time.
Chris
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Now thats just wrong on too many levels....LOL
The 800 MHz conventional freqs were never meant as a game playing system.... Those were set aside for conventional interop.... Anyway.. I still ask: What Conventional System uses Provoice Digital Modulation?
Show me a single conventional system in the USA that does so as its standard format.
Playing with your radio and a friend's is one thing.. SOP for a system is another.
The 800 MHz conventional freqs were never meant as a game playing system.... Those were set aside for conventional interop.... Anyway.. I still ask: What Conventional System uses Provoice Digital Modulation?
Show me a single conventional system in the USA that does so as its standard format.
Playing with your radio and a friend's is one thing.. SOP for a system is another.
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chrisjz said:
This is not correct. The data is simply inverted, and the RX Net ID needs to be set to the all call Net ID as defined in the documentation. Therefore, conventional personalities can be programmed to monitor ProVoice LCNs.
blantonl said:
Quite right Lindsay, it works well.
Set "Digital Voice Options" to RX and TX Inverted
Set all LCN frequencies to "RX Address" 172
Now, theoretically, you can set an RX CG/DCG on each channel and scan hearing only the PV, skipping any disconnect tones. However, it seems that even with "Scan with CG" set that any carrier will open the squelch and stop scan... Any ideas on this?
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