Re: Re: 380 MHz Federal Trunk System

Thanks Frank,
I also did that but after downloading to the scanner, the Trunk channels 
changed to off, and the channels in the scanner displayed "conventional" 
and not "M" as it should be.

The replies from the www.radiorefernce.com  forum stated that no present 
scanner is able to track a 380 MHz trunk system.
  But the new BCD396T will.

Clark

At 06:43 PM 4/6/2005, you wrote:



>Clark,
>
>I just programmed and saved in ARC with no flaws.  I set the type and
>entered the tables first in the TRUNK System Settings pull down.  Then
>grabbed the freqs using ADI, then turned the first freq under Trunk on
>then highlighted the rest and selected Fill Down.  Next saved and
>exit.  Reopened and everything still exist correctly.
>
>Frank
>
>--- In [email protected], "cerennie2000" <c.rennie1@v...>
>wrote:
> >
> > Has anyone successfully tracked the "Unidentified Federal 380 "
>system
> > that
> > is listed
> > at www.radiorefernce.com with either a BC785D or a BC250D scanner ?
>It
> > is
> > an APCO 25 system, if that matters.
> > I am unable to make either of these scanners accept the channels as
> > "Trunked", always changes to
> > "conventional".
> > I have tried programming manually and also with ARC PRO 250
>software.
> > No luck.
> >
> >
> > Clark


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