turning on and off trunked systems

turning on and off trunked systems

Postby laser770 » Sun May 15, 2011 8:54 am

I have a uniden BCD996XT and Please bear with me as I am very new to programing radio's.

I have it programed as follows:

System Cumberland, conventional Police/Fire/EMS,trunked local Police,trunked State Police

Is there a way to program the trunked systems so that they can be easily turned off and on besides giving every freq. the same q-key? I can't find where I can attach a q-key to turn off the entire system at once.

Also, how do you add a color alert to the trunked systems? I see how and have correctly added color to the conventional systems and last what do the alert numbers do?

Thank you
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Re: turning on and off trunked systems

Postby Bob » Wed May 18, 2011 4:16 pm

On tTrunking systems, it's the sites that are assigned SQK's and can be turned off/on
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Re: turning on and off trunked systems

Postby laser770 » Mon May 23, 2011 4:23 pm

Thank you.

I am new to having to program a scanner.

I have read other people requesting USB support and I don't want to beat a dead horse.
But both of my laptops have no serial ports and I would like to use them for programing. Is there any planned USB support in the future
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Re: turning on and off trunked systems

Postby Bob » Mon May 23, 2011 5:51 pm

laser770 wrote:Is there any planned USB support in the future


USB operates at the computer BUS level. It is impossible to support USB directly. A USB cable can not connect directly from computer to the scanner. The scanner connection is RS-232 serial connection, not USB. It takes supporting hardware and software(driver).

You need a RS-232 serial to USB converter. Then the USB port will show in the Device Manager as a COM(serial) port and ProScan will communicate with the scanner.
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Re: turning on and off trunked systems

Postby laser770 » Tue May 24, 2011 11:34 am

Thank you

each day I learn more and more
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