What does off set mean in an LTR system, and how do I figure it out? And also what does step mean?
T Tophtoh Member Joined Jan 6, 2005 Messages 219 Reaction score 0 Location Holland, Ohio Mar 26, 2005 #1 What does off set mean in an LTR system, and how do I figure it out? And also what does step mean?
Joseph11 Member Joined Nov 17, 2004 Messages 2,270 Reaction score 3 Mar 26, 2005 #2 Tophtoh said: What does off set mean in an LTR system, and how do I figure it out? And also what does step mean? Click to expand... The offset and step size aren't required when programming a LTR system, only Motorola systems in the UHF-Lo band require that setting.
Tophtoh said: What does off set mean in an LTR system, and how do I figure it out? And also what does step mean? Click to expand... The offset and step size aren't required when programming a LTR system, only Motorola systems in the UHF-Lo band require that setting.
fmon Silent Key Jan. 14, 2012 Joined May 11, 2002 Messages 7,739 Reaction score 1 Location Eclipse, Virginia Mar 26, 2005 #3 Joseph11 said: The offset and step size aren't required when programming a LTR system, only Motorola systems in the UHF-Lo band require that setting. Click to expand... And Motorola VHF and some Motorola 800 splinter. But Tophtoh, could you mean Logical Channel Number (LCN)?
Joseph11 said: The offset and step size aren't required when programming a LTR system, only Motorola systems in the UHF-Lo band require that setting. Click to expand... And Motorola VHF and some Motorola 800 splinter. But Tophtoh, could you mean Logical Channel Number (LCN)?
