Is there a way to insert or reorder zones in Astro RSS?
I have Astro CPS, but this specific radio is only writable is RSS.
Thanks,
Jason
I have Astro CPS, but this specific radio is only writable is RSS.
Thanks,
Jason
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Insert zone in Astro RSS
- Thread starter jrothwell
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That's going far back in my memory banks but I don't recall any such feature in Astro RSS.
Yes. Is it an Astro Saber or XTS3000?
Click on one of the Zone Assignments. On the bottom row where you can scroll from zone to zone, there is a button to the far right that has a picture of a file folder, click on that button and you see all your zone by the number and the names. Also, you can change the names in this view. High light the row that you want to move that zone or the point where you want to insert or delete, and right mouse click. Click on the action you want to take and follows the instructions.
Click on one of the Zone Assignments. On the bottom row where you can scroll from zone to zone, there is a button to the far right that has a picture of a file folder, click on that button and you see all your zone by the number and the names. Also, you can change the names in this view. High light the row that you want to move that zone or the point where you want to insert or delete, and right mouse click. Click on the action you want to take and follows the instructions.
Thank you.
Thank you for the reply. It’s an Astro Saber. But it’s not writable in CPS, only RSS. CPS does not like one of the features and won’t write to it, so I’m stuck with RSS for this specific radio.
Are you using this program which is for both the Astro Saber and the XTS3000 radios?
That's CPS. He's using RSS.
Or this program for the analog Saber radio with a DOS computer?
Once again, no. He is using Astro RSS. I believe the last version was 9.05.
Ok, I didn't realize that there was an RSS version for the Astro Saber. Must be for analog and non-trunking radios. Well, so much for helping him with inserting a Zone Assignment. If the RSS is like other RSS applications like for the MT2000, etc., my answer is still yes, you can insert and delete zones but not move them around like in CPS applications
Not at all. It covered all models.
Ok, thanks for the info. A little more information to be almost dangerous
