Hello,
My G5 did an odd thing yesterday. First I had the audio volume drop problem. I pulled the battery and that did fix the volume. After the G5 re-booted, I noticed my Uniden 536 was receiving transmissions that the G5 wasn't. Usually it's other way around! I looked at the G5 screen and it was on a different site than normal. The odd thing is the site isn't one I had programmed into the radio, and neither was the frequency. In fact, the control frequency it was using isn't even in the RR database (yet). I was hearing some traffic though, so it must be a valid site. I'm guessing maybe an intellirepeater type of site since I only heard some traffic? I just don't know where the radio would have gotten the frequency for it.
Here was the G5 display info if you're interested:
WACN: BEE00
Sys ID: 3CC hex
RFFS: 1 hex
Site ID: 1A hex
Frequency: 852.2875
This is the system:
Portland Public Safety 700 MHz P25 Trunking System, Portland, Oregon - Scanner Frequencies
I'm new to the G5 and to P25 trunk systems, so appreciate any help learning.
Thanks!
.
My G5 did an odd thing yesterday. First I had the audio volume drop problem. I pulled the battery and that did fix the volume. After the G5 re-booted, I noticed my Uniden 536 was receiving transmissions that the G5 wasn't. Usually it's other way around! I looked at the G5 screen and it was on a different site than normal. The odd thing is the site isn't one I had programmed into the radio, and neither was the frequency. In fact, the control frequency it was using isn't even in the RR database (yet). I was hearing some traffic though, so it must be a valid site. I'm guessing maybe an intellirepeater type of site since I only heard some traffic? I just don't know where the radio would have gotten the frequency for it.
Here was the G5 display info if you're interested:
WACN: BEE00
Sys ID: 3CC hex
RFFS: 1 hex
Site ID: 1A hex
Frequency: 852.2875
This is the system:
Portland Public Safety 700 MHz P25 Trunking System, Portland, Oregon - Scanner Frequencies
I'm new to the G5 and to P25 trunk systems, so appreciate any help learning.
Thanks!
.