nphill2615;1701798..................... pro 197 ........................ win500 ....................... and I love to listen ... .......... Nita[/QUOTE said:
Hi Nita,
I looked up pro 197 and it looks remarkably like my PSR-600 (a fine radio, I might add). I also have the Win500 software installed on my computer. Now as to the "love to listen", is that to the radio's output, or could that refer to suggestions here on these Forums? If the latter, I volunteer (there will be many) to personally try to give precise, step by step, instructions, using the same terminology as used by both the scanner, the software, and any user manuals. In fact when it come to referring to any user manuals I will be using cut/paste quotes directly from the same (assuming the manuals are digital). I would expect the same type of information from you. Very specific, detailed, narratives of your location in the scanner software (win500) and/or any activity involving the buttons on the radio.
I saw these words: "new edit glob" in your post. I do not give instructions on how to program from the radio. If you want to try to interact using the software ONLY we can precede. If so, It appears that you are in OK City. If so, what types of radio traffic would you like to monitor. That's my only question for this response, and answers should be limited to this question. The answer/s should be as unrelated to the RRDB and Radio Technology as possible. For instance:
Good answer = Construction workers driving the dump trucks on a large project near my home.
Bad answer = Sites 4n7 and 2k8 of the OKLMUJS P25, Simulcast, multisite, Digital System, using TGID's 47839, 47923, 43602, and another hundred similar TGID's.
We will go slow and precise, we will not move from one lesson to the next without evidence of learning. Remember, we are far apart. If you push a button on the radio, or make a selection in the software, during a process and you do not report the same, correct analysis of any problems cannot take place. There will be many self styled mind readers willing to assist you. I am not one of them.
There will be no need for frustration. When the learning sequence is complete (is it ever, lol?), you will know more on the subject than 60% (or more) of those that will attempt to help you here.
Rob