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g5 out of range
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It all depends. What band did you buy and what system are you trying to monitor? Can you link the database page to the forum?
How did you setup the sites? Did you enter in the correct WACN and RFSS?
How did you setup the sites? Did you enter in the correct WACN and RFSS?
Most users who get out of range on their first try are typically not setting up the RFSS Site ID info correctly, have the wrong control channels in or a combination of both.
In your programming, what system ID are you using, what site are you closes to and what RFSS and Site iD as well as control channels have you used?
Do you have a scanner to verify the control channels you are trying to pick up are active? RR is crowd sourced so its always possible sites may switch channels and they are not reported.
In your programming, what system ID are you using, what site are you closes to and what RFSS and Site iD as well as control channels have you used?
Do you have a scanner to verify the control channels you are trying to pick up are active? RR is crowd sourced so its always possible sites may switch channels and they are not reported.
The g5 does 700/800, so it should work fine on that system.
I’m going to echo what @IAmSixNine said above. Check your ID, NAC, WACN, and RFSS values as well as your trunk frequencies.
I’m going to echo what @IAmSixNine said above. Check your ID, NAC, WACN, and RFSS values as well as your trunk frequencies.
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What was the problem?
Me . Lol . I needed some 101 I was not putting information in the right place
wrong place I meant
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