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Trunking Operation
Notes:
• If you select
--
instead of
LT
,
MO
, or
ED
, the
scanner does not scan trunked frequencies.
Instead, you see:
• If you programmed a Motorola Type I or Hybrid
system, see “Programming Fleet Maps” on
Page 53.
3. Press
PGM
to enter the program mode.
4. Store the trunking frequencies into subsequent
channels in the same bank (see “Storing Known
Frequencies into Channels” on Page 30).
5. Repeatedly press
MODE
to select the trunking mode
—
LT
for EF Johnson,
MO
for Motorola, or
ED
for
the EDACS (GE/Ericsson) system.
6. Press
SCAN
. If the scanner’s receive mode matches
the ID mode,
T
appears and the scanner scans the
frequencies.
Programming Motorola Trunking Systems
(UHF-Lo)
You can program the scanner to receive transmissions
in the UHF-Lo band (380–512 MHz) of the Motorola
trunking system. You can receive these transmissions
by:
• Checking the trunking system’s control channel.
You must program the system’s base frequency and
offset frequency to do this.
• Decoding the subaudible data transmitted with the
signals. When you do this, the scanner might detect
wrong IDs but you can easily receive trunking fre-
quencies without programming the base and offset
frequencies.
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