Radio Shack Pro-433
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Bucko
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It would help if you give what system you are trying to monitor (state, county and or city). You need to read your manual close starting on page 24, it is not the best manual but it pretty much tells you what to do. You will find EDACS has to be in an order starting with channel one. Pushing PGM then trunk button will get you started, it will prompt you which bank first, push the correct bank number then enter. then use your up/ down arrow buttons to choose the correct trunking mode.Then Prog F will appear, push enter and from there you enter you freqs in the correct channel. When finshed with that push enter again use the arrow buttons to choose Prog id, push enter then enter your talk groups you want. When finished hit scan and it will be in ID search, meaning it will hear all Talk groups including the ones you entered. To toggle from ID search to ID scan push and hold the trunk button till it beeps and you will see scrolling id.
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Bucko
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Please, when I said in order I meant in a correct channel order and it has every thing to do with order. If the correct freq is not in the correct channel it will not trunk it correctly. EDACS I deal with are located 1 through 6 or 7 as a rule but a different story of course with LTR which is laid out like you mentioned. The ch # you laid out is common for a LTR system.
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I am doing the city, state and county all on differ talk groups....and they are in order....thanks for the help...that is Decatur, AL Morgan County..
for example Decatur city is on EDACS Network Standard what EDACS group would that fall under its not on my list but I can punch in the freqs.
I am doing the city, state and county all on differ talk groups....and they are in order....thanks for the help...that is Decatur, AL Morgan County..
for example Decatur city is on EDACS Network Standard what EDACS group would that fall under its not on my list but I can punch in the freqs.
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Um, there no frequencies listed on RR for this EDACS system. What are you using for frequencies?
If you click on the below it does list frequencies, but remember you need LCN order and that does not seem to be listed anywhere. What is there is TG ID's and these are a different matter all together.
<http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?action=siteInfo&siteId=2778>
DickH
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I might be wrong, but to me "IN ORDER" means either alphabetical order (D, E, F, etc) or numerical order (12, 13, 14, etc.). Anything else (3, 4, 7) is out of order.
N8IAA
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You don't need the software to program the frequencies. There are no frequencies displayed for the county system on radio reference. They need to be in logical order. You truly only need the CC. But, without any to see on radio reference, no way for us to tell you where to put it
Larry
You don't need the software to program the frequencies. There are no frequencies displayed for the county system on radio reference. They need to be in logical order. You truly only need the CC. But, without any to see on radio reference, no way for us to tell you where to put it
Larry
Wrong it's an EDACS system all frequencies, if they were listed, would need to be programmed in.
Bucko
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Yes it says it is a EDACS standard but like n2mdk said the freqs are not listed.
You are missing these:
856.2125 (1)
857.2125 (2)
858.2125 (3)
859.2125 (4)
860.2125 (5)
Without them your scanner will not work with or without the software ro anything else you do.
Now what order they go in I don't know.
Try them in order starting at memory slot 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
And you need to post this in the Alabama forum or ask for it to be moved by a moderator.
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