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CAN SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME HOW YOU WOULD PROGRAM A MOTOROLA TYPE 11 SMARTNET. IS THAT UHF, VHF OR 800MHZ STANDARD OR 800MHZ SPLINTER? tHANX
 

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jerrylittle said:
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME HOW YOU WOULD PROGRAM A MOTOROLA TYPE 11 SMARTNET. IS THAT UHF, VHF OR 800MHZ STANDARD OR 800MHZ SPLINTER? tHANX

What are the frequencies of the system?
 

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If you talking 856.7375.. thats 800 MHz...
If your talking 508.2125... Thats UHF...
If your talking 155.6175... Thats VHF...

Also would help to know what kind of scanner your dealing with????
 

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Umm looking at his posts regarding "truck id" and referring to ARC software..... its a scanner. :)
 

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I think he was talking about ARC246 in another thread, so maybe he wants to program a system in a BC 246?

What system are you trying to program in jerrylittle?
 

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Seeing he is in Reno area....

Washoe County is an EDACS 800
There is also an Motorola Type I for a Casino that is unmapped yet.
An Hybrid Motorola 800 for the Hilton
So Cal Ed's got an Type II Smartzone 800....

Then you have the NV State systems.....

Ones an EDACS 800, the other a Type II Motorola Smartzone.
 

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sorry

I didn't mention enough huh. Ok I'm learning here. First time ever scanning been doing it for two day's limited in time too. But I can program edacs, and this motorola ll I figured out that was in the SACRAMENTO area. I did convensional it is all easy. There are still somethings I don't know yet of course but It is easier than I first thought. I am using a BC246T and yes here in the Reno area accept when traveling. Thanx for all your input and help there. :D
 

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No problemo.. welcome to the hobby and boards...

Its just easier to help when we have a better picture of what you need help with... A broad cry for help makes it hard to assist as the hobby is so big ...

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