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Trunking Help

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I have a Pro-95 and when I program the trunking primay controll channels I find the one that they're using and all I get is kind of a hum. It sounds like a large truck running. They are Motorrolla channels. How do I get this corrected? Also can you please explain what happens when the scanner recieves a trunked frequency.
 

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Izoid said:
I have a Pro-95 and when I program the trunking primay controll channels I find the one that they're using and all I get is kind of a hum. It sounds like a large truck running. They are Motorrolla channels. How do I get this corrected? Also can you please explain what happens when the scanner recieves a trunked frequency.

Sounds like you have the mode set wrong. Assuming it's a Motorola system, set the mode to "MO" (for Motorola) and set the bank to Motorola as well. Scan the bank in open mode (there should be a plus + sign under the bank number) and you should be receiving conversations and seeing talkgroups.
 

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How do you make it open mode?

Well, I don't have a PRO-95, but I do have a PRO-93 which is similar. On my PRO-93, you press "function" then the "5" key, that toggles between open and closed mode.
 

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Yes its in open mode but still doesnt work

If you really have entered a Motorola trunked control channel, and are scanning in open mode, and it still doesn't work, then it could be one of several things:

It isn't really a Mororola control channel, maybe it's EDACS; it could be a digital system, it could be encrypted; you could have the channel mode or the bank mode set wrong. What system is this you're trying to monitor?
 
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