Hey UniTrunk, gotta?

[tunnelmot]

First off, let me say my hat's off to you. This is a GREAT utility, and I see it being a great tool for the professional as well as the hobbyist as well. I am enjoying this thing a lot up here in Conroe.

Here's my question. I might be doing something wrong as I'm not the biggest computer geek.

????How do I save the TG labels so I can re-open and retain all my "preferences" (colors, alerts, etc).
I save a site to a folder, but when I sit down for another listening session, I can't "import" info back in to get all my saved info back.

And on the Montgomery Co. EDACS, every time I start it up, I get the next consecutive "Limbo" number. Like UT "sees" this as a whole 'nuther site/system.

This is off a tapped pro-2032 (also have ran off of the psr500, but want to keep the 2032 as dedicated ut radio)

If this issue is part of your refinement, then I'll shut up. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't screwing up.


I see this coming in VERY handy when Houston makes the switch, as I'm sure there will be much TG hunting and documentation.

KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!!
Thumbs up from Conroe!!!( 1A7/2318/EDACS/and everything else with a cc)

Rich

 

[SCPD]

And on the Montgomery Co. EDACS, every time I start it up, I get the next consecutive "Limbo" number. Like UT "sees" this as a whole 'nuther site/system.

It does. EDACS (and LTR) have no strong system identity. All you have are the site number, active control channel number and active control channel frequency. When the site window appears - the control channel will display "Frequency needed". Type that in. The program will scan previously logged EDACS systems for a match, discard the "Limbo" site information, and switch to the previous logged system.

In short, make sure you've confirmed the site and system before entering talkgroup data. To save some typing, you can also download talkgroup data from the RR DB. For EDACS systems, you'll have to type in the database "SID" on the system's Info tab before downloading any data.

This is off a tapped pro-2032 (also have ran off of the psr500, but want to keep the 2032 as dedicated ut radio)

You can run both radios - if so inclined.

 

[tunnelmot]

Thank you for the support!!

I'll keep playin' with it.

Thanks again and your contribution is an asset to the radio community!

Rich