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Please refer to my videos "How To Manually Program a TRUNKED System Parts 1 and 2" Most departments use TRUNKED systems now, but if you just want to program single conventional frequencies, you would go to Review/Edit System, and simply select Conventional before inputting individual frequencies.

Thank you.

What movie is this

Not Manhattan (yet) Also, some Citywide channels are still in the clear.

Hmmm, I am not sure why you cannot pick it up unless you happen to be in a dead spot. Ever since many P25 systems went simulcast, the BCD436 has trouble picking them up in certain locations. The SDS100 supposedly works better with Simulcast P25 systems. But make sure you have all 4 control frequencies programmed correctly in the Site. You can also set it to scan ALL talkgroups in the entire System under the System Options setting. Here is the link for Montgomery Co www.radioreference.com/db/sid/11160

@@mrh.1107 system options settings ?

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​@@coreybabcock2023Ok, lets try this again. You click on the side button to get to the Main Menu. Scroll to manage favorites (assuming you assigned this system a favorite list as my video instructed). Click on it by pressing down on top volume knob.

​​@@coreybabcock20232. Select the Montgomery County System, Select Review/Edit System, and you should see a list of options such as Edit Name, Edit Sys Options, Edit Site, Edit Dept, etc...Select Edit Sys Options

Yes, it is almost as if they designed it intentionally to not be user friendly. Just enjoy your scanners now before everything goes encrypted. :)

Which TRUNKED system are you trying to program?

@@mrh.1107don’t worry about it. I just looked closer at the video and it worked

What is the exact name of the Trunked System you are trying to program? I may be able to help you with more information. :)

If you are referring to the Saratoga County Trunked System, then it is NOT P25 1 frequency. You would program it as a regular P25 Trunked System. It has 2 Site locations (North and South). You only need to program in the Red control frequencies listed in Radio Ref. :)

No. You can only receive Sites closest to your location. For example, if you live in Essex County, you would only program/pick up the frequencies for the Essex County Site. If you let it scan ALL talkgroups, you will still only pick up channels/talkgroups assigned to the Essex County Site. Therefore, you still would not hear channels located in Cape May County i.e. if you are in Essex County.

I always steer clear of the Quick Save function because of that headache. I believe if you use Quick Save, it automatically forms a separate Fav List group for those frequencies. See link on how to remove them completely. forums.radioreference.com/threads/quick-save-question.276695/

I disagree....I think he is a pretty good actor compared to crap we see on TV these days

It is important to update the database though so temporarily running the software on a library computer to make some quick changes before going standalone is great.

Sure, I did a previous video on how to manually program in Conventional channels. See link below. Keep in mind that NYPD will soon be going totally encrypted (most of Brooklyn already went encrypted). ua-cam.com/video/EBPphQeI1FE/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared

He had very good insight on what was going to happen. His predictions were amazingly accurate

Same here. Saw him live in Red Bank, NJ about a year before he passed away

The icon on the bottom right symbolizes that I have the close-call function activated, allowing the scanner to automatically tune into a very close or strong transmission in my immediate area.