Radio Shack PRO-433 Status Bit S-Bit Ignore, You cannot use partial talk groups in decimal mode

Models: PRO-433

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Trunking Operations

You can enter partial group numbers for EDACS talk groups. By entering only the desired portion of a group, you can select either 128, 8, or 1 talk group. For example, you might program every talk group in a police department by pressing just four keys.

NOTE

You cannot use partial talk groups in decimal mode.

To enter a partial EDACS ID:

1. Enter the agency number.

2. (Optional) To program all the talk group numbers for one fleet of an agency, enter the fleet number.

3. Press E/PGM.

Status Bit (S-Bit) Ignore

Some systems use status bits to identify special situations. For Motorola Type II systems, the last four bits of a talk group ID are the status bits. Your scanner is preset to ignore status bits, but you can set the scanner to interpret status bits.

Important: For Motorola Type I systems, you might have NOTE to turn off status bit ignore to determine the proper fleet

map. For other systems, turn on the status bit ignore or you will miss some transmissions.

To set the status bit ignore feature, complete the following steps:

1.Set the scanner to conventional programming mode and then press TRUNK.

2.Select the bank.

3.Press or to select the system type (Motorola), then press E/PGM.

4.Press or to select S-bit, then press E/PGM.

5. Press or to select ON or OFF, then press E/PGM.

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Radio Shack PRO-433 quick start Status Bit S-Bit Ignore, You cannot use partial talk groups in decimal mode