The third line is the frequency alpha tag. The default is the bank and channel number, which is what you are seeing. Lots of people use the Site ID for those alpha tags on Trunked Systems.schnit said:Is it possible to program text tags for a specific Trunked, Group ID bank. I managed to get my individiual group ID's, however the third line still reads "Bank 1 Ch 08" etc. TIA...
Okay, I guess we were posting at the same time. There is no ID Bank tag in the radio. So, in answer to your question, no you can't. When scanning a trunked system, and activity happens, the second line is the voice frequency, the third line is the aplpha tag for the control channel. As I said if you change that from the default to the site location you will know what site you are getting the transmission from.schnit said:Already got the individual text tags mastered. My thing is that I want to tag the group ID bank. When my scanner stops on a talkgroup, my scanner displays the data and frequency on the first and second lines, then the third says "Bank 1 Ch 08" or whatever spot the frequency is at, and the forth line is the text tag for the individual TG that I put in. I want to change that third line with some sort of Bank tag, or a sub bank text tag. Possible?
The saem way you change any frequency alpha tag. Don't you tag your conventional type frequencies? Do the same to the trunked.schnit said:How can I change it? I've got to be able to make it say something other than that right? There has to be a way for me to individualize that with text, instaed of it just saying "Bank 1 Ch 08".
The same way you change any frequency alpha tag. Don't you tag your conventional type frequencies? Do the same to the trunked.schnit said:How can I change it? I've got to be able to make it say something other than that right? There has to be a way for me to individualize that with text, instaed of it just saying "Bank 1 Ch 08".
Yes, that is the way.schnit said:I think I get it, if I want to change that third line, I need to hit "text" and put something in when I actually put the frequency in, right?