xts3000 vhf trying to stop affiliating

[SCPD]

trying to stop a xts3000 from trying to affiliate, using it as just monitoring p25 vhf trunk, also tried to use just conventionally with no system , ids or scanlists but still keeps giving me 2 short double peeps every 10 mins or so, I think it is trying to affiliate but is getting rejected?

thanks in advance

 

[sfd119]

You should just not. You're now potentially interfering with legitimate users and may end up with your radio stunned.

If you don't know how, don't do it. There's plenty of threads out there that will show you how to do it.

 

[davidzimmerman]

NON-Affiliation

If you don't know how to program your radio for NON-Affiliation STOP trying your going to have a radio that will be a BRICK and then you have a DEAD Radio.It takes a lot of work making a Radio To Monitor Systems with out the Radio to Affiliate to a System.

 

[ElroyJetson]

There's a whole thread tacked at the top of the forum about using a Motorola radio to scan a trunked system, and how to configure it to keep it from affiliating.

I suggest you read it.

But I'll give you a quick tip: There's a TX frequency offset. It has to be right for the radio to work properly as a user of the trunked system.

If you screw up the value, it won't be able to transmit into the system., It will try but every transmission will be on the wrong frequency and the system won't even know your radio is there.

It's part of how to safely monitor any "OBT" (Other Band Trunking) system.


The catch is that your radio may still attempt to transmit on frequencies you're not licensed to transmit on. It could even cause interference. But the transmissions will only be extremely short data bursts, which isn't as bad as long off frequency transmissions.

You need to read the tutorial and apply its principles.

 

[kayn1n32008]

I thought the XTS3000 did not support 9600baud OBT...

 

[slicerwizard]

trying to stop a xts3000 from trying to affiliate, using it as just monitoring p25 vhf trunk, also tried to use just conventionally with no system , ids or scanlists but still keeps giving me 2 short double peeps every 10 mins or so, I think it is trying to affiliate but is getting rejected?

I think it's trying to tell you your battery is dying.

The fact that you don't know whether it's trying to affiliate or not and you can't make a solid determination of whether it's actually transmitting or not is very telling. Plenty of radio (not scanner) users know what they're doing and they know whether their radio will attempt to affiliate and if so, on what frequency. You, on the other hand, don't seem to know what you're doing and are why so many folks are advised to "just use a scanner". Seriously, you can't come up with any way to verify whether your radio is transmitting or not?

I'm sure the folks at Bell Fleetnet and the OPP are thrilled to have the likes of you messing with their system.

 

[kayn1n32008]

I thought the XTS3000 did not support 9600baud OBT...

Never mind. You are trying to monitor a motorola type 2 system using P25 CAI not an actual P25 system. There is a huge between type 2 with CAI and P25.

Good luck...

 

[SCPD]

trying not to affiliate

never mind everyone I will figure it out my self. it's not the battery, It's hooked up to a battery eliminator, I am not interferring with the system data slizer guy, I have dummy xmit frequencies not used in my area.


I will figure this out myself without you hackers

 

[mikewazowski]

I think we're done here.