Programming a P7200 to listen to a Moto P25 Phase1

[FOUR_ADAM_30]

I am trying to program a p7200 to listen to a Motorola P25 Phase1 system.
Using RPM10 Has anyone done this ?
I am close and have Talkgroup issues,

 

[tampabaynews]

Yes.

Please describe "talkgroup issues."

 

[FOUR_ADAM_30]

It seems that when the radio tries to log on. A traffic analayzer shows it is denied on talkgroup 0. Although the talkgroup is valid.

 

[Thunderknight]

If you are just listening, and not an authorized radio on the system you need to at a minimum:
1) Change unit registration to never (on the P25 System tab)
2) Uncheck the Transmit box on each talk group

 

[tampabaynews]

It seems that when the radio tries to log on. A traffic analayzer shows it is denied on talkgroup 0. Although the talkgroup is valid.

Thunderknight is on point but I would like to stress the severity of what you just told us...

Any "logon" attempt or "traffic analyzer" hit from your radio means you just tried to access the system. I'm also going to assume you have no permission to use this system.

Mistakes such as the one you just made could land you in legal trouble and/or cause problems for system users, for starters. System admins also love threads like this.

Seriously, please check your settings as Thunderknight explained or just STOP what you're doing until you learn more about programming radios. No offense intended.

 

[DisasterGuy]

As a system admin, these guys are telling you how it is. Please stop now.

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[kb4cvn]

Ghosting Radios for monitor only use.

I can't emphasis this more...

If you are trying to monitor a system with a two-way radio which COULD access the system, UNLESS YOU ABSOLUTELY KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING, DON'T EVEN TRY!

 

[radioman2001]

Like others have said I can't emphasize more, "IF YOU DON"T KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING--- STOP". Besides the possibility of making your radio a doorstop the fact you can unknowingly interfere with a trunked radio system and can land you in jail for a long time.

Their are very few forums left that will hand hold you on this kind of programming, but try the G and read, read,read. Don't expect anymore help here or at other sites. Good luck.

 

[FOUR_ADAM_30]

These tests were being run into a Service Monitor/Analyzer. Not on a System.

 

[KevinC]

These tests were being run into a Service Monitor/Analyzer. Not on a System.

Interesting. I can't make my trunking simulator on my Aeroflex 3920 give a TG reject.

What analyzer were you using? I might have to look into getting one that does that.

 

[FOUR_ADAM_30]

Not an Aeroflex
Good News all up and running with two authorized talk groups assigned to me plus 10 unit ids. I just had to knock on the right door !

 

[KevinC]

Not an Aeroflex
Good News all up and running with two authorized talk groups assigned to me plus 10 unit ids. I just had to knock on the right door !

So...it's a secret?

 

[DisasterGuy]

So you were trying to get into a system rather than using a service monitor?

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[riveter]

This whole thing gives me that little prickle on the back of the neck. "listen" followed by "denied", "denied" followed by "monitor/analyzer", and "monitor/analyzer" followed by "authorized talkgroups assigned to me", all summed up with "had to knock on the right door"... eek.

 

[KevinC]

These tests were being run into a Service Monitor/Analyzer. Not on a System.

Interesting. I can't make my trunking simulator on my Aeroflex 3920 give a TG reject.

What analyzer were you using? I might have to look into getting one that does that.

Not an Aeroflex
Good News all up and running with two authorized talk groups assigned to me plus 10 unit ids. I just had to knock on the right door !

So...it's a secret?

I guess it will remain a secret of the universe.