WHEN YOU PLUG UP THE USB TO THE SDS200 THE SCANNER ASK DO YOU WANT MASS STORAGE PRESS Y/YES.
Just like the x36's do.
Just like the x36's do.
I see now. The BCD996P2 uses the protocol in the comm. port to download and upload the systems. The SDS200 doesn't have that capability because it has a SD card so the scanner has to be in Mass Storage mode(and no comm. port involved) to read and write the favorites.Ok.......When I connect the 996P2 with ProScan it shows com port on read and write
You didn't see my post #9,583?See when running 996p2
Correct the BCD996P2 will show a com port, The SDS200 will not, problem solvedOk.......When I connect the 996P2 with ProScan it shows com port on read and write
lol wow.... see, i knew it was something simple.... Thank You !!
Sort it by the 'Start Date/Time', so. The most recent appears at the top. Click on that column, and. Make sure the little 'arrow' is pointing down.New ProScan user. Sorry for the simple question. I did read the manual, but I’m missing something.
History logging…
I would like the logging window to sort rows, descending, based on time, so the list shows the last hits at a glance. As long as the scanner is continuously logging/receiving, the log looks perfect with the descending diamond on “End Date / Time“ column.
After a few seconds of silence, the log reverts back to my last selected row, somewhere down the log.
I‘ve tried the “Active Row…” options, but the log still snaps back in time and I need to manually scroll up to top. How can I force it to simply show the newest hits/rows from top to bottom?
Thank you,
Mark
Thanks Chris, but the logging window still snaps back down the log Instead of showing the most recent loggings.Sort it by the 'Start Date/Time', so. The most recent appears at the top. Click on that column, and. Make sure the little 'arrow' is pointing down.
Also, On the side panel, check the box, 'Each Transmission In A New Row'.
Did you try this option?New ProScan user. Sorry for the simple question. I did read the manual, but I’m missing something.
History logging…
I would like the logging window to sort rows, descending, based on time, so the list shows the last hits at a glance. As long as the scanner is continuously logging/receiving, the log looks perfect with the descending diamond on “End Date / Time“ column.
After a few seconds of silence, the log reverts back to my last selected row, somewhere down the log.
I‘ve tried the “Active Row…” options, but the log still snaps back in time and I need to manually scroll up to top. How can I force it to simply show the newest hits/rows from top to bottom?
Thank you,
Mark
Did you try this option?
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Are you unintentionally, sorting by 'Frequency', instead of 'Start Date/Time'? Along with having the 'Each Transmission In A New Row' unchecked?Thank you Bob. I unchecked the option above and it was working perfectly for almost a page of entries, then reverted back to ‘snapping’ down the log, so new entries still needed to be scrolled back up manually for viewing.
The problem seems to happen when there’s a slew of quick, short transmissions, like my local airport tower and aircraft.
I run numerous instances of ProScan and one (for a BCD996XT) does this was well. I just live with it and figured I had something set wrong. It's like it stops auto scrolling.New ProScan user. Sorry for the simple question. I did read the manual, but I’m missing something.
History logging…
I would like the logging window to sort rows, descending, based on time, so the list shows the last hits at a glance. As long as the scanner is continuously logging/receiving, the log looks perfect with the descending diamond on “End Date / Time“ column.
After a few seconds of silence, the log reverts back to my last selected row, somewhere down the log.
I‘ve tried the “Active Row…” options, but the log still snaps back in time and I need to manually scroll up to top. How can I force it to simply show the newest hits/rows from top to bottom?
Thank you,
Mark
I'm pretty sure mine is a setting somewhere, but I think I can reliably duplicate it now. If this one instance is "always on top" or in the foreground it doesn't happen, but if it's in the background it happens. I'm going to install another instance and try it on this one radio.Thank you Bob. I unchecked the option above and it was working perfectly for almost a page of entries, then reverted back to ‘snapping’ down the log, so new entries still needed to be scrolled back up manually for viewing.
The problem seems to happen when there’s a slew of quick, short transmissions, like my local airport tower and aircraft.