Pro95-97

[Droid53]

Does anyone know if the pro95 and 97 need to be rebanded to recieve the new set-up for Brevard county???


Thanks

 

[fmon]

Does anyone know if the pro95 and 97 need to be rebanded to recieve the new set-up for Brevard county???eplace


Thanks

No tables required for EDACS systems, just replace the LCN frequencies.

 

[GregFromOregon]

I didn't think either would track a rebanded system, but I've only got MOT systems to deal with.

 

[Droid53]

Do you need to keep the old LCN frequencies in there also?

Thank you

 

[DickH]

Do you need to keep the old LCN frequencies in there also?

Thank you

Since EDACS freqs. MUST go into specified channels, NO.
If an old freq. is in channel 1 and you put the equivalent re-banded freq. in channel 12 it won't work.

 

[Droid53]

I'll give that a try.

Thank you

 

[gmclam]

Works for EDACS, LTR and some MOT

PRo-95, PRO-97 (& PRO-93) scanners will work fine on EDACS systems. The PRO-97 will do fine on LTR systems. All of these scanners will do fine on MOT systems if all of the voice frequencies conform to 8xx.xxx5 MHz. If you've got a frequency of 8xx.xxxx0 MHz in a MOT system, voice transmission assigned to those frequencies will not be tracked.

 

[DonS]

PRo-95, PRO-97 (& PRO-93) scanners will work fine on EDACS systems. The PRO-97 will do fine on LTR systems. All of these scanners will do fine on MOT systems if all of the voice frequencies conform to 8xx.xxx5 MHz. If you've got a frequency of 8xx.xxxx0 MHz in a MOT system, voice transmission assigned to those frequencies will not be tracked.

Small addition: the "8xx.xxxx0" criteria only applies to "non-splinter" systems. Splinter systems do use such frequencies, and are handled just fine by the mentioned scanners.

 

[gmclam]

Small addition: the "8xx.xxxx0" criteria only applies to "non-splinter" systems. Splinter systems do use such frequencies, and are handled just fine by the mentioned scanners.

BUT, a "splinter" system is NOT a "rebanded" system. Here is my chart that shows all the channels and how they line up.

So the system can be:
- standard, not rebanded
- splintered, not rebanded
- rebanded, all freqs are 8xx.xxx5 MHz (can be scanned)
- rebanded with some channels that will not be tracked by older scanners

 

[DonS]

BUT, a "splinter" system is NOT a "rebanded" system.

I know. I was merely trying to clarify an exception to this:

If you've got a frequency of 8xx.xxxx0 MHz in a MOT system, voice transmission assigned to those frequencies will not be tracked

 

[dosboot]

I use a Pro-97 on a system with the following Freq.

854.91250 855.36250 856.26250 856.63750c 857.26250
r 854.01250 854.68750 855.61250 856.71250 857.31250c 857.71250