Is there any written instructions out on the internet that will explain how to set up the quantar for Scanning? The CPS Help file don't tell you anything. I can program the channel in but it will not receive anything. Looking under the "Hardware Status" tab it shows "RX2 Frequency" NA. Under receiver 2, it says "Not Installed". I am trying to set up the quantar for digital on Channel one, and analog on channel 2 using the same repeater pair frequency. Analog radios will not talk on Digital side so my plan was to make a second channel for analog only and program the Digital radios to talk on both analog/digital channels.
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Quantar Programming question
- Thread starter LCT123
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You're overthinking this. Just set up mixed mode as Kevin has suggested and you're done.
No need for a second receiver or scanning.
No need for a second receiver or scanning.
prcguy
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If your willing to send me your code plug I can probably make it do what you want. No need for a second receiver as mentioned.
