[Pro2006] Re: Trunking with the Opto
Bob Whiston
bwhiston at baldwinfarm.org
Thu Oct 13 16:25:00 EDT 2005
At 11:51 12-10-05, you wrote:
>Actually you can but it takes a second scanner and a
>PC with atleast one (preferably two) serial ports.....
>
>In my case I use a Pro 46 as the data source for the
>Trunker and Etrunk program. Then the Trunker (or
>Etrunk for EDACS) program vectors the 2005 I have with
>an Opto to the correct voice channel to hear the
>transmission.
>
>This configuration is better than most trunk trackers
>in that you can set some groups with higher priority
>and int erupt instantly..
>
>i.e. BC 780... Locked on PD talking on how to process
>a parking ticket.. Lets say I have FD set as a
>priority over PD talk group.. If a FD call comes
>during some long winded discussion between the PD
>units I would never hear the FD call.
>
>Now Pro 46 and Pro 2005.. PD talking amongst
>themselves.. FD dispatch happens.. 2005 vectors
>instantly to the FD call as it is always monitoring
>the control channel and can move from group to group
>as soon as they happen.. Quite power full tool if
>configured correctly..
YEP!
That's basically how I am running my 2 `2006s `chasing' the LTR
systems I'm `chasing'. {VB GRIN!} *Very* `powerful' setup with *2* `2006s
though using a `46 probably can do just as well, too. Did you go with a
`factory?' `DataSlicer' or did you build your own? (I suppose I *should*
get `a round Tuit' and finally put mine in a case instead of leaving it on
the `breadboard'? ['Course the `advantage?' of leaving it on the
breadboard like I've been doing is that it's been a lot easier to `fine
tune' and `upgrade' things. {GRIN!} I'll also admit that I've got more
than one circuit on the breadboard, too. Every time I run across some
else's circuit I seem to end up adding, if it is sufficiently different, it
to what I've already got just to see if it is better in some way to what
I've already got. So far I haven't run out of `real estate' on the
breadboard. {GRIN!}]) If you are using a `factory' `DataSlicer' which one
you are using and why you are using it? (The `miser' in me so far has kept
me from picking up one but I am beginning to think that I probably should
consider getting at least a couple for `field' / `backup' use.)
---
Doleo ergo sum,
Bob Whiston
Some days it just isn't worth chewing through the straps.
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