Storing Found Ctcss Or Dcs Codes; Updating Your Programmed Data To Latest Data From Library - Grecom PSR-800 Owner's Manual

Storing found CTCSS or DCS codes

Your PSR-800 is able to quickly identify the CTCSS or DCS
subaudible squelch code used on many conventional radio
channels in cases where the squelch code is not included in the
RadioReference database, or is not known by you.
When importing objects from the Library, CTCSS and DCS code
information from the RadioReference database is automatically
imported with the conventional channel information. When the
code is unknown, the radio will be programmed to automatically
search for and identify the CTCSS or DCS code if one is present
on the conventional channel.
When a conventional channel is programmed for CTCSS or DCS
search mode, and a CTCSS or DCS code is found to be in use,
the code is displayed on the bottom line of the LCD display,
preceded by an "S" character, which indicates that the CTCSS/
DCS search mode has successfully found a valid CTCSS or
DCS code, e.g.:
CTCSS
To store the found code with the record for the conventional
channel, press the
found by the search feature,
Store sq code
appears as the top menu item. Selecting this menu item stores
the found CTCSS or DCS code in the record for the conventional
channel, and once the code is stored, the scanner will only stop
on transmissions that have a matching CTCSS or DCS squelch
code present.
NOTE: ! The Settings menu (Main Menu > Settings) "Simple Display" menu
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Updating your programmed data to latest data from Library

Your PSR-800 can automatically update the objects that you
have programmed with the most current Library data, to ensure
that any changes made to the RadioReference database by its
users are carried over to your scannerʼs programming. Examples
of these types of changes may include the following:
PSR-800 User Manual!
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key. When a CTCSS or DCS code is
item must be unchecked in order to display and store found CTCSS
and DCS codes.
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