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How do I program P25 conventional?
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what exactly are you trying to listen to and where????????????????????????????????????
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On D2, add to the conventional frequency list.
On D3, create an item with Protocol Type "P25 Conventional".
On D4, create talkgroups of interest (populating the P25C TGID column). If you don't know, of don't care about, the TGIDs, create a wildcard item with P25C TGID of 65535 (decimal).
On D5, create a knob position with Receiving Mode of "Monitor Mode", select the conventional frequency and protocol type you created above. Enter the NAC if you know it, or 7FE if you don't. Select your talkgroups at the bottom.
I think that should be it....
On D3, create an item with Protocol Type "P25 Conventional".
On D4, create talkgroups of interest (populating the P25C TGID column). If you don't know, of don't care about, the TGIDs, create a wildcard item with P25C TGID of 65535 (decimal).
On D5, create a knob position with Receiving Mode of "Monitor Mode", select the conventional frequency and protocol type you created above. Enter the NAC if you know it, or 7FE if you don't. Select your talkgroups at the bottom.
I think that should be it....
So programming all of these new CHP frequencies in would work same way? Can I set them to scan on one knob position? I'm confused, do I just ignore TX? (Some of these NACs I just made up for examples)
| Channel Name | TX Freq | RX Freq | NAC | |||
| 1 | VRS1 | 769.16875 | 799.16875 | DAD | ||
| 2 | VRS2 | 769.18125 | 799.18125 | DAO | ||
| 3 | VRS3 | 769.19375 | 799.19375 | DBC | ||
| 4 | VRS4 | 769.21875 | 799.21875 | DB0 |
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Go back to D3 and edit the Protocol type - click on "No Setting", and it'll change to a drop-down menu, where you can select "P25 Conventional". Change the Protocol Alias to something like "P25C".
did it ship?
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Hi N6ML-
New user here and I could not figure out how to program a P25 conventional system into my G5. I followed your directions and they worked perfectly. I am now able to monitor the Cranston PD on my G5. Thank you so much for your detailed explanation. I am learning more and more every day about the G5. Thanks again!
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