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loumaag
Silent Key - Aug 2014
Pro-95, as well as the 93, 92, & 2067 only effectively lock out channels when operated in Closed mode for that bank. Locking out a channel has no effect in Open mode when scanning. :wink:
What bothers me more is that you describe it as a buzzing. If it is a frequency that has nothing but buzzing, why did you program it? If it is a control channel (which of course sounds like buzzing) then that would explain why you programmed it, but you shouldn't hear it if you have programmed the radio correctly. :?
What bothers me more is that you describe it as a buzzing. If it is a frequency that has nothing but buzzing, why did you program it? If it is a control channel (which of course sounds like buzzing) then that would explain why you programmed it, but you shouldn't hear it if you have programmed the radio correctly. :?
Now this can have a couple of causes... it could be a control chan on that freq which is not the CC for the system your attempting to monitor.... It could also be a EDACS CC on another system with the same freq as the one you have plugged in... Or you might have two different CC's for for the same system (say a multisite smartzone.... and you put CC's for more than one of the sites in one bank)....
Firstly check and verify that you have only one cell/site in each bank, and that you have the proper freqs for that cell/site. Secondly be sure that you have the delay off for each of the freqs on that cell/site. Thirdly make sure that there are no other systems using those freqs in your area.
Firstly check and verify that you have only one cell/site in each bank, and that you have the proper freqs for that cell/site. Secondly be sure that you have the delay off for each of the freqs on that cell/site. Thirdly make sure that there are no other systems using those freqs in your area.
As in a leather case..... try a local radio shack. As for open vs closed... open mode means it will pick up ANY transmission on that freq that is programmed. Closed means that it is now set to recieve only the modes/TG's etc that you programmed for the freq in that chan/bank
loumaag
Silent Key - Aug 2014
On the Pro-95 the following are the rules:JGarcia said:
Conventional:
Open = Hear everything on every frequency you programed in the bank.
Closed = Hear only what you have programed taking into account PL or DCS programmed and lock-out is effective. (While scanning, in manual mode none of that works.)
Trunked:
Open = Hear all talkgroups, whether programmed or not, programmed ones will display the alpha tags associated with the ID (assuming you entered one.)
Closed = Hear all programmed talkgroups in active ID banks which are not marked as locked out.
You should never hear any control channel noise when scanning in a trunked bank if the radio was programmed correctly as a Pro-95 is a control channel only radio which means if finds the appropriate CC and sits there until it goes to a voice channel to let you hear audio.
:lol: While typing this answer, I see that you solved the problem. Well not to let the explanation go to waste, there it is. :lol:
LOL always good to put the info out there even if its moot point.. there will be others that need the info...
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