jgordonsux
Member
I just received my BR330T. Something I've wanted for YEARS! Wife finally let me buy one. I was recently in LA and heard all the crazy stuff that happens in that town. But now that I've returned home to New Braunfels, TX (a suburb of San Antonio), I'm having problems getting my scanner to monitor the local radio traffic. If I lock on to specific frequencies, I hear all sorts of great radio traffic. But, for some reason, I can't get the scanner to scan a certain group of frequencies. In a nutshell, here's my dilemna...
I have a list of frequencies that I have been able to input into the scanner.
If I monitor individual frequencies I hear some radio traffic. But, I want the scanner to sweep across the group of frequencies and pick up any traffic.
Currently, the scanner bypasses these frequencies in scan mode saying "ID Search". I don't really understand why.
Can anyone please give me a walkthrough of how to set up the scanner so that I can literally lock out everything else and only scan a select group of frequencies (about 20 and they're all in the 900 mhz range)? I don't want to delete anything since I travel across the country regularly and want to be able to monitor other cities.
I've tried to use the "trunk programming" help on the Uniden support website... but it's telling me to input a "Talk Group ID". Where can I find that info? Do I need it? Is there a way to tell the scanner to monitor just frequencies A-B that I've input?
I'm super happy with my purchase, but if I could just tell the scanner to scan a specific group of frequencies, I'd be even happier.
Maybe I'm digging in the wrong place but currently, if I monitor 1 channel, it seems as if, I'm only able to hear one side of the radio traffic.
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.
I have a list of frequencies that I have been able to input into the scanner.
If I monitor individual frequencies I hear some radio traffic. But, I want the scanner to sweep across the group of frequencies and pick up any traffic.
Currently, the scanner bypasses these frequencies in scan mode saying "ID Search". I don't really understand why.
Can anyone please give me a walkthrough of how to set up the scanner so that I can literally lock out everything else and only scan a select group of frequencies (about 20 and they're all in the 900 mhz range)? I don't want to delete anything since I travel across the country regularly and want to be able to monitor other cities.
I've tried to use the "trunk programming" help on the Uniden support website... but it's telling me to input a "Talk Group ID". Where can I find that info? Do I need it? Is there a way to tell the scanner to monitor just frequencies A-B that I've input?
I'm super happy with my purchase, but if I could just tell the scanner to scan a specific group of frequencies, I'd be even happier.
Maybe I'm digging in the wrong place but currently, if I monitor 1 channel, it seems as if, I'm only able to hear one side of the radio traffic.
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.
