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Troubleshooting
Scanner
won’t
track a
trunked
system.
(continued)
The system you
are trying to scan
might be LTR or
EDACS.
Set the scanner to
scan LTR or EDACS
systems. Review
“Programming LTR
Systems” on Page 69
and “Programming
EDACS Systems” on
Page 66.
Scanner
won’t stop
scanning
a trunked
system.
No ID’s have been
programmed.
Program one or more
ID’s or use the ID
Search mode.
The ID’s you have
stored are not
active.
Wait for the ID’s to
become active or scan
another system.
Scanner
won’t
acquire
the data
channel.
The squelch might
need to be
adjusted.
Adjust the squelch
threshold. See
“Turning On the
Scanner and Setting
the Squelch” on
Page 42.
The frequency
used for the data
channel might be
missing.
Check your frequency
list for the data
channel.
Missing
replies to
conver-
sations.
The scanner might
need to be
changed to a Type
1 scanner setup.
Change to a Type 1
scanner setup. See
“Programming
Motorola Systems” on
Page 62.
The fleet map
might be incorrect.
Try another preset fleet
map or program your
own fleet map.
One or more of
the system’s
frequencies might
not be entered.
Make sure all the
system’s frequencies
have been entered.
The system you
are trying to scan
might be LTR or
EDACS.
Set the scanner to
scan LTR or EDACS
systems. Review
“Programming LTR
Systems” on Page 69
and “Programming
EDACS Systems” on
Page 66.
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