There aren’t any avoids setup in Sentinel or the actual unit. I have noticed it says ID Scanning when it is on the Genesee/Orleans County channels compared to regular Scanning and it still doesn’t listen to them. Not sure if that makes a difference.
Double check your service types.
When shipped, the default public safety service types that are enabled are the ones labeled as
Dispatch (Law Dispatch, Fire Dispatch, EMS Dispatch, and Multi-Dispatch). Also enable the
Tac and
Talk types for those (Law Talk, Fire Tac, etc). The dispatch types are also the only ones enabled when Sentinel is first installed. Looking at the Fire/EMS talkgroups on your
system, I see one tagged as Fire Dispatch. Most rest are labeled as Fire or EMS
Tac, with the last one labeled as
Hospital.
For the Sheriff's office, I see only one 'Dispatch' talkgroup, with another labeled as
Talk, plus a couple of "Corrections" TGIDs. I suspect that there may be one or more additional S.O. related talkgroups that are not listed. Maybe no one has found them, or if they did, they were not submitted to the database. I would suggest that you switch that system from
ID Scan to
ID Search. That would let you find any other talkgroups not in the database. For TGIDs that are programmed, you'll see the text tag you have entered. If it is a 'new' talkgroup (not programmed), you would only see the talkgroup ID, no text tag.
Did you append the system from the database, or did you manually create all, or at least part of it, manually? If you create a trunked system site or department manually, unless you also manually add location details, or else the scanner will ignore those sites or departments as "out of range" if using location control. If you appended the system, then location would have automatically been included.