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LTR Question

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I am trying to monitor a local LTR system. This system is NOT in the RR Database and is an active system being used by the local public works department. I have the three freqs in the proper slots in my PRO-106. I have a wildcard set up. I am not able to hear any radio traffic. I then set up a scanlist to scan through all the freqs licensed for this company at this site in conventional format. I still receive no radio traffic. I do get the idle burst over two of the three channels.

Is there anyway to tell if this is a PassPort LTR system versus a standard LTR system?

Any thoughts as to why I can't monitor this system?

Thanks!
 
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