Tried setting the delay time to -2 but it still gets hung up on DAT frequency. Won’t move on. Have to lock it out. Hard to do that when driving down the road. Is this the only way it’s supposed to work?
I will check to see if I have any of the NAC, CC etc selected and unselect it. I do have proscan so maybe I'll see about getting the entire state into memory. But chances are some of those frequencies are DAT (data) which I am back to square one. Thanks for the tip and all the replies.
Scanning a range in a custom search.You mention searching and scanning. Are you scanning some frequencies you have set in a system or are you searching a range of frequencies you have programmed in Custom Search? Are your targets trunked or conventional or both?
Didn’t think it would fit is why I just scan a range. Really don’t want to use a gps. Will use proscan and see how much armer frequencies will fit. If not allot, will just use my R30. Was able to get all armer frequencies in that with plenty to spare.A few thoughts...
I assume you are scanning ARMER while mobile? Well, you are going about it the wrong way.
1) The 325 is a great scanner, but difficult for mobile use.
2) Scanning a range of frequencies is not the right way to do it.
3 ) You have to program ARMER as a system, and the whole of Minnesota will not fit in the 325. The 325 has programming restrictions.
4) You have to use a GPS while mobile. Each site has to be geo-tagged, which is a manual and not an easy process.
5) SDS 200 with GPS set to full database scan would be the best mobile solution.
6) For future reference, when you are scanning a range of frequencies (i.e. UHF business band) and come across a lot of digital control channels, you will have to manually lock out each offender. The negative delay also works great to move past unwanted digital signals.
It is supposed to move on and continue scan after 2 sec. I belive it works as it should in other Uniden scanners. When receiving an analog frequency it continues to scan, when receiving a digital TG it continues to scan. When receiving a control channel or other data with no TG info it seems to no longer work and only explanation are that Uniden forgot about that receive mode.Is this the only way it’s supposed to work?