ProScan: Question about frequency image

[Gary985112]

​

858.112500/2

367

NFM

1

00:00:00

02/01/21 22:10:30

02/01/21 22:10:30

Conventional Discovery

CON

In the above, what does the /2 mean next to the frequency? Does anyone have any idea? Thanks!

Also, any tips on using Proscan recording? I guess I should go watch a video to see what audio input I need to select for it to record what is coming from the scanner. I have a BCD436hp connected.

 

[ProScan]

​

858.112500/2

367

NFM

1

00:00:00

02/01/21 22:10:30

02/01/21 22:10:30

Conventional Discovery

CON

In the above, what does the /2 mean next to the frequency? Does anyone have any idea? Thanks!

Also, any tips on using Proscan recording? I guess I should go watch a video to see what audio input I need to select for it to record what is coming from the scanner. I have a BCD436hp connected.

Slot 2 on DMR systems.

 

[Gary985112]

Slot 2 on a DMR system.

Ohh wow thanks!

 

[ProScan]

On the audio input, If you have separate Line In and Mic inputs then the Line In is preferable. Select the same input in the Audio Control - Recorder tab.

To monitor the audio and quality on the computer speakers then go to the Audio Control - Monitor & Test. Select Recorder then check the loopback box.

 

[sonm10]

OR P25 Phase II

 

[Gary985112]

On the audio input, If you have separate Line In and Mic inputs then the Line In is preferable. Select the same input in the Audio Control - Recorder tab.

To monitor the audio and quality on the computer speakers then go to the Audio Control - Monitor & Test. Select Recorder then check the loopback box.

Hmm I'm on windows 10 and have a laptop with a headphone only Jack.

Would my setup be the following:
A USB soundcard plugged in, plug a cable into the radios audio out, then plug that into the USB soundcard? (to capture the audio)?

I never really do serial connections so unsure if I can rig it to pick up the audio from the com port (I guess not)

Thanks for your help

 

[ProScan]

Hmm I'm on windows 10 and have a laptop with a headphone only Jack.

Would my setup be the following:
A USB soundcard plugged in, plug a cable into the radios audio out, then plug that into the USB soundcard? (to capture the audio)?

I never really do serial connections so unsure if I can rig it to pick up the audio from the com port (I guess not)

Thanks for your help

The audio doesn't ride on the comm. port so you will need a USB sound adapter. I've used this without issues.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IRVQ0F8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[Gary985112]

The audio doesn't ride on the comm. port so you will need a USB sound adapter. I've used this without issues.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IRVQ0F8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Oh no problem sorry I misworded it. Would I just plug the 1/8 right into the "headphone" port on the scanner and then plug that into the USB adapter?

 

[ProScan]

Oh no problem sorry I misworded it. Would I just plug the 1/8 right into the "headphone" port on the scanner and then plug that into the USB adapter?

Yes using a stereo cable.

 

[Gary985112]

Yes using a stereo cable.

Ah ok thanks again for your help!