[TrunkCom] determining VHF/UHF P-25 table settings for the Pro-96

[JETorres]

Using Pro96Com and trial and error. Now it should be easier to figure
out similar systems due to the collective knowledge gathered so far on
such systems.

That's why I suggested to run Pro96Com on the system in question and
take note of the Tables and channel numbers used and from that, most
of the time we can figure out how to make the GRE scanners work on
those type of systems.


On 4/12/06, Jeff Kenyon <at649 at tcnet.org> wrote:
> I don't know, but this is a 9600 BAUD sytsem like what you have in Alaska.
> How did you determine the offsets for that system?
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> On Wed, 12 Apr 2006, JETorres wrote:
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> > On 4/12/06, Jeff Kenyon <at649 at tcnet.org> wrote:
> > > Hi  everyone, I have a question in regards to determining base and off set
> > > frequency settings for the VHF/UHF Pro-96.  I know that the only reason
> > > for there being a need for tables on the Pro-96 for VHF/UHF is because of
> > > a glitch in the firmware of the radio.  I had someone ask about the new
> > > P-25 system that is coming on line in Toronto that will be used by th
> > > transit authority.
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> > The best way would be to run the Pro96Com software on the system to
> > determine which tables are used.
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> > Hopefully is not one of those new "Implicit" type of systems that
> > don't transmit the Tables on the control channel stream, otherwise, it
> > might make it more challenging to figure out.
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> > Also, once you or he get the info from the Pro96Com software, the best
> > thing would be to join the Pro96Com Yahoo group where many others and
> > me can help figure out the settings with the info provided.