Joseph11 said:
The original PRO-92 couldn't do CC only TrunkTracking, but the PRO-92A and PRO-92B can.
No, they can't.
Pro-92 (original): subaudible data (over the voice channels) trunking; only need to program in the voice channels.
Pro-92A & Pro-92B: control channel trunking; must program in the control channel and all voice channels.
None of these 3 are control-channel-
only scanners. I believe the Pro-93 was the first RS scanner with this feature.
JAYONE:
To program a Motorola system:
1) go to the bank you want to use.
2) go into program mode (PGM button)
3) set the trunk type (press TRUNK, then press MODE until it says MOT)
4) program the IDs you want to scan or lock-out, if any
5) program the frequencies:
5a) press program so you exit the TRUNK menu
5b) program the frequency
5c) set the frequency mode to MOT (press MODE until MO shows in the upper-right corner)
5d) program text tag, if desired; this will display on third line when receiving a talkgroup
5e) repeat 5a-5d until all frequencies are programmed in; as mentioned by another poster, order does not matter as long as they're all in the same bank.
To scan the system, simply scan that bank. If you have a Pro-92 (not A or B) then you'll have to hit L/O when it stops on the control channel. If you're in the open mode (represented by a "+" under the bank number), you're effectively in search mode. In order to only hear talkgroups you programmed in, and to ignore talkgroups you locked out, you must be in closed mode. When stopped on a channel, press Func-2 to toggle between the two.
The above is from my memory; apologies if any bits are wrong. I'd highly recommend a read through the manual (
support.radioshack.com/productinfo/DocumentResults.asp?sku_id=20-522&Name=Radio Scanners&Reuse=N)
and using Win92 (free! from
www.starrsoft.com).
Jim
