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XTS2500 Scan list edit

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I have a XTS2500 Model II. I have the scan list programmed to user select. How can I select channels that are programmed above 16 to a scan list? Without having to use the CPS every time.
 

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You must make sure in the CPS that you have added the program option to your menu items. After this is complete, you can select program on the radio and it will allow you to edit the scan list...
 

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16 in the scan list? that is the maximum or the first16 modes?

Motorola radios can only scan 16 at a time on each scan list
 

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I have more than sixteen channels in a zone. The radio won't let me select them for editing the scanlist, via the radio.
I am wondering if this can be done. if so how
 

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I have more than sixteen channels in a zone. The radio won't let me select them for editing the scanlist, via the radio.
I am wondering if this can be done. if so how

You'll need to add a channel menu item to your radio along with the zone menu selection you likely already have. I "think" that also will mean that you'll have to unprogram the 16 position knob on top but I'm not sure about that. Otherwise, it's only done via your computer programming.
 

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kb is right. Regardless of the channel selector knob programming or number of channels per zone, you can only have 16 in your scan list. CPS or user interface will not allow you to exceed this, nor is there a work-around that i am aware of (without dropping the warrenty of the radio)
 

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That's not what he's talking about. He wants to assign a channel in a different bank to the scan list without having to use the CPS.
 

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You can scan slelect other freqs in different zones. when you edit the scan list from the front keys use the zn up to change zones
 

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You'll need to add a channel menu item to your radio along with the zone menu selection you likely already have. I "think" that also will mean that you'll have to unprogram the 16 position knob on top but I'm not sure about that. Otherwise, it's only done via your computer programming.
Yep. I had to program the channel selector know to blank.
I had the selector know programmed to zone for scan program but that didn't work.
Thank you for your help.
 
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