Re: UBC780XLT and Proscan

"Bigjed" <[email protected]> Sat, 19 Jan 2013 11:18:22 -0000
Newsgroups gmane.recreation.radio.hardware.uniden.bc780xlt
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Bob.For now I think I'll stick to the ProScan as I'm slowly getting to grips with it as regards programming the scanner etc.I've yet to investigate the ARC780 software which seems to have a big following and I also think is a bit (cough) cheaper than the ProScan.

Gerry.

--- In [email protected], ROBERT ALDERS  wrote:
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> Gerry: I'm not conversant with Proscan but do this regularly using theA

Scan Control software - See web for more information, there's even a Scan Control Forum.. The good news is that the programme will work with most USB to Serial converters,
> mine is a 'smart card' that plugs into my notebook. I love both the scanner and Scan Soft software, they are good partners. The other benefit of Scan Soft is that you can import/export setups to other scanners.
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> Best Regards
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> Bob (Scarborough UK)
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> Subject: [UnidenBC780XLT] UBC780XLT and Proscan
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> Can someone tell me,in words of 1 syllable if possible ,how to move the frequencies I have stored in my 780XLT into the database in Proscan without deleting them from the scanner please.I've opened a new database in Proscan and now I'm not sure whether to 'Import' or 'Upload' from the scanner.Sorry to appear such a dweeb,but having successfully deleted 20 or so frequencies from the scanner inadvertently,I don't wish this to happen again.All suggestions gratefully received.
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> Gerry,Ireland.
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