Has anyone had any success programming the 96 to track the USAFA system? I thought I had it programmed with the info from here, but apparently it wasn't right. How do you program a system such as this through Win96 when it has two tables?
AngelFire91 said:I came up with the bases and such. I looked at a codeplug of one of there radio's that we had come in our shop. In Motorola defenition offset means 12.5khz spacing so I'm not sure where the 380 and such comes from. I don't work with scanners that much, I mainly use Motorola radio's and stuff that's in our shop that's why somethings might be a little weird. I can give you any information you need to get it right, Maybe I need to move the Offset to Spacing in the TRSDB.
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DaveH said:What confuses me is that in the Win96 table there are two base frequencies that use the same offset (380). This cannot work. One of the offsets is very likely 380, and the other must be higher.
Moto systems can have three independent frequency ranges (actually six if you consider inputs and outputs). As I understand they are programmed as start and stop frequencies for each range, with the corresponding channel numbers i.e. which are transmitted over the air.
I asked one of the TRS DB admins about the offset/step mixup. It would be hard to change at this stage. Stepsize is the frequency increment between channels, and the offset is the lowest channel number of the range. The BC245 mixed them up.
OK so far?
Dave
Has anyone got Peterson AFB trunked system working on a pro-96 ? If yes, can you provide the details on the base freq, offset and step or explain how to config a pro-96 to monitor it.
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Ted