Yes that is what I have, there is no other option than that... 29$ + taxes + shipping to Montreal... this is getting expensive.
While waiting for your cable, why not give hand-programming a try. EDACS systems are very easy actually. This isn't a fancy setup, but will get you listening fast.
Be sure to stop by the regional forum and say hello!
http://forums.radioreference.com/quebec/
We are going to create a system, and a site within that system.
Items surrounded by [brackets] are buttons, and not menu items.
1) [Menu] > Program System > [E/yes] > scroll around > New System > [E/yes]
2) Scroll around to EDCS > [E/yes]
3) Wide/Narrow > [E/yes]
4) Make note of the system number that is assigned on the top line.
Here is where we start to get into site-specifics for the system you just created. I'll drop the [E/yes] button here on out.
5) Edit Site > New Site
6) Scroll around to Set Frequencies
7) New Frequency
8) 860.0625
9) Input LCN
10) 1
11) Scroll around and find New Frequency
12) 860.0875
13) Input LCN
14) 2
Repeat steps 11-14 for all the frequencies you have shown. Be sure to match/increment the LCN as you go.
When done, hit [SCAN]
Your system should now come up in the display and start to do an ID-Search, which will expose all the available talkgroups. I won't get into programming specific talkgroups yet - lets just get the system up first!
You can go back in through the menu system and this time edit it, and get fancy with this new system - give it a name, perhaps even a system quick-key (SQK), so that you can easily toggle it on and off with just one keypress.
It looks like a lot, but I'll bet that if you get this under your belt, adding another edacs system will go that much faster!