In the systems I have programmed so far I have left it turned off. Just curious what is site trunking and when should it be used.
In general, "site trunking" means that a system site is currently not connected to other sites in that over all system. As such, it is functioning as a stand-alone site and the only comms that will be heard are units directly affiliating with that site.
I believe Site Trunking enabled (unchecked) on a Unication means that if the G4/G5 detects that a site that is in "site trunking" mode, it will ignore that site and try to find a better option - one that is both in range
and connected to the network (not in site trunking status).
If you allow "site trunking", your radio might lock onto/monitor that site and severely limit what you hear.
EDIT: This is what the user guide says:
● Site Trunking
Definition
Enable/Disable the Site Trunking.
Options
1. Disabled: Site trunking not allowed. Only wide-area- trunking is accepted during the control channel scanning (Default)
2. Enabled: Both site trunking and wide-area-trunking are accepted.