Understanding The Library Organization; Library Copyright Notice - Radio Shack iScan 20-107 User Manual

Understanding the Library Organization

States – Pick your state; each state contains three data types: Agencies,
Counties/Cities, and Systems.
Agencies – Statewide agencies such as highway patrol, emergency
mgmt., state parks, etc. (Conventional frequencies)
Counties/Cities – Pick your local county or independent city;
three data types: Agencies, Categories, and
Systems.
Agencies – Non-government businesses, airports,
attractions, etc. (Conventional frequencies)
Categories – Local government and public safety.
Systems – Local coverage for county, city, and local
entities. (Trunked systems)
Sites – Trunked system control frequencies.
Categories – Trunked system talkgroups.
Systems – Statewide coverage for state and local entities.
(Trunked systems)
Sites – Trunked system control frequencies.
Categories – Trunked system talkgroups.
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Notes:
1 The organization of data types under Counties/Cities may differ
depending upon how the RadioReference volunteers decided to
group the information.
2 At least one site must be selected for each trunked system.
3 Not all states have a statewide trunked radio system.
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(Conventional frequencies)
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Library Copyright Notice

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RadioReference.com LLC who retains sole ownership of the
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following guidelines:
The Library data is intended for your personal use only in conjunction
with programming and using your iSCAN. As such, RadioReference.
com LLC grants the customer a non-exclusive single license to only
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The RadioReference database is developed and maintained
by unpaid volunteers who are dedicated scanning hobbyists.
The accuracy of the Library data is subject to errors in the user-
submitted data reported to RadioReference, and also to the system
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configuration changes that a radio system operator may make
from time to time. Field-testing the Library data for accuracy is not
feasible.
For detailed radio system information worldwide, be sure
to visit www.radioreference.com frequently. We encourage
you to get involved with RadioReference, and submit
your own new or updated data to the database, which
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