So, if you want to drill down to a specific talkgroup or frequency, you couldn't just tag them and save them to a playlist?
You do drill down to conventional frequencies and trunked talkgroups (you also have to select at least one site, if you haven't already imported any sites for that system).
The scanner has a menu-driven version of the RR DB's hierarchy:
Code:
States
Agencies
Categories
Subcategories
Frequencies
Counties / Independent Cities
Agencies
Categories
Subcategories
Frequencies
Categories
Subcategories
Frequencies
Systems
Sites
Talkgroup Categories
Talkgroups
Systems
Sites
Talkgroup Categories
Talkgroups
You drill down through the menus, selecting things to monitor. The selectable items are Subcategories, Frequencies, Systems, Sites, Talkgroup Categories, and Talkgroups. Selecting any item that has "child" items selects all of those children. For example, selecting the SAFE-T system will give you all 133 sites and all 620 analog talkgroups, within one "trunking system object".
Importing that entire SAFE-T system requires these steps:
1. Press MENU key to display main menu
2. Select "Browse Library". You're presented with a list of states.
3. Scroll down to and select Indiana. You're presented with the 3-item "Agencies / Counties / Systems" menu.
4. Scroll down to and select Systems (this shows all statewide systems in IN).
5. Press SEL key to select SAFE-T (the only item in the list).
6. Press MENU and select "Import Selected"
7. Select target playlists for talkgroups
8. Press MENU and select "Import Now"
9. Wait while scanner parses DB files and builds its run-time data files/structures.
If you only wanted a few Sites / Talkgroups, you wouldn't select the entire system in step 5. Instead, you'd drill into the system and select individual sites, categories, and/or talkgroups.