In a trunked analog system (TxWARN analog), when the 536's volume is at 0, no TGs are heard, regardless of their volume offset. E.g., if the volume is at 1 and a TG has offset=3, then it gets played at what I'm guessing is volume 4, but if the volume is set to 0, then even a TG whose offset=+3 is not heard. This is probably the desired behavior, i.e., Uniden probably intended to enforce a "0 volume means 0 volume no matter what the offset" rule.
But for digital systems (e.g., TxWARN digital), with the 536's volume set to 0, TGs with a positive volume offset are heard. E.g., I have TX DPS TGs set to +3, and with the volume knob at 0, I still hear them (at what I presume is volume 3).
Either rule is reasonable, but the scanner should behave consistently regardless of whether the channel is analog or digital, yes?
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But for digital systems (e.g., TxWARN digital), with the 536's volume set to 0, TGs with a positive volume offset are heard. E.g., I have TX DPS TGs set to +3, and with the volume knob at 0, I still hear them (at what I presume is volume 3).
Either rule is reasonable, but the scanner should behave consistently regardless of whether the channel is analog or digital, yes?
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