SDS100/SDS200: SDS200 - Custom Scan Systems

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Hello,

I have a SDS200.

I have searched and not found the answer I am looking for. I know that I can create Favorite Lists and then select which of those Favorite Lists get scanned or ignored.

Perfect.
Now, is is possible to include/exclude Systems in a given Favorite List?

Example, I have 10 Favorite Lists. One of them is Ada County, Idaho. Under The Favorite List for Ada County I want to create Systems like:

1. Fire
2. Police
3. Railroad
4. Ice Cream Delivery Truck

I want to scan my Favorite List - Ada County but today I only want Police and Railroad in that Favorite List. Is that possible?

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I prefer Proscan over Uniden Sentinel for "pick and choose" type program as the latter program downloads everything in a particular system or department and you have to go back and remove what you don't want to include in the FL. Proscan allows for greater selectivity so you can include only the systems, departments, channels and/or talkgroups you want to hear and omit the ones you don't.
Alternatively you could assign each system and/or department their own quick key so you can enable & disable them at will
 

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Simple, make 2 favorite lists for Ada County. List one police and railroads only, list 2 fire and ice cream trucks 😊 each with their own quick key. Turn them on and off as your mood fits you.
 

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Simple, make 2 favorite lists for Ada County. List one police and railroads only, list 2 fire and ice cream trucks 😊 each with their own quick key. Turn them on and off as your mood fits you.
Or, you can keep everything in one Favorites List and use System Quick Keys to turn things off and on.
 
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