Rather than continue a post that I put in the wrong group (thanks to those guys for answering my question anyways), I'll come here.
Here's what I have so far. Business has 4 repeaters using Mototrbo conventional. All 4 repeaters are on the same tower, and obviously, each repeater has it's own frequency.
The business has 7 organizations, each with their own talk group - sort of...
Repeater 1
org 1 - talkgroup ID 1
org 2 - talkgroup ID 2
Repeater 2
org 3 - talkgroup ID 1
org 4 - talkgroup ID 2
Repeater 3
org 5 - talkgroup ID 1
org 6 - talkgroup ID 2
Repeater 4
org 7 - talkgroup ID 1
Since each repeater is reusing the same talkgroup IDs of 1 and 2, am I correct in assuming that in order to combine all repeaters under one favorite, that I'm going to have to create a new/separate system for each repeater? Otherwise, if I added all the repeater frequencies under one system, I'd have multiple channel names sharing a TGID, and the scanner wouldn't know to say "if it's on THIS frequency, then TGID 1= org1 rather than org3, org5, or org7?
Here's what I have so far. Business has 4 repeaters using Mototrbo conventional. All 4 repeaters are on the same tower, and obviously, each repeater has it's own frequency.
The business has 7 organizations, each with their own talk group - sort of...
Repeater 1
org 1 - talkgroup ID 1
org 2 - talkgroup ID 2
Repeater 2
org 3 - talkgroup ID 1
org 4 - talkgroup ID 2
Repeater 3
org 5 - talkgroup ID 1
org 6 - talkgroup ID 2
Repeater 4
org 7 - talkgroup ID 1
Since each repeater is reusing the same talkgroup IDs of 1 and 2, am I correct in assuming that in order to combine all repeaters under one favorite, that I'm going to have to create a new/separate system for each repeater? Otherwise, if I added all the repeater frequencies under one system, I'd have multiple channel names sharing a TGID, and the scanner wouldn't know to say "if it's on THIS frequency, then TGID 1= org1 rather than org3, org5, or org7?