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TSYS Menu Reference
The TSYS menu is used when creating new Trunking System
objects, or editing existing Trunking System objects. All menus
are shown in the scannerʼs display as a three line window that
can be scrolled up or down to access the various different
parameters. The active parameter is always the middle
parameter and is indicated by a flashing ":". The entire TSYS
menu is shown below:
TSYS
Parameter
Type
Tag
Frequencies
L/Out
EXPERT BELOW
Atten
Narrow FM
AudioBoost
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Options
MOT 800/900, MOT VHF/
UHF, P25 MANUAL, P25
AUTO, EDACS STD,
EDACS NAROW, LTR
Alpha-numeric text
SEL
On or Off
On or Off
Yes or No
Yes or No
Description
Sets the trunking system type. Choose
MOT800/900 if the system is a Motorola 800 or 900
MHz analog or digital trunked radio system that
uses the 3600 baud control channel. Use P25
AUTO for most Project 25 systems that send
channel table information over the system control
channel. Use P25 MANUAL if it is necessary to
manually set the channel table information or if you
wish to use the default 800 MHz table data. Use
EDACS STD for most 800 MHz EDACS systems
using the 9600 BPS EDACS control channel. Use
EDACS NAROW for most 900 MHz and some VHF/
UHF EDACS systems using the 4800 BPS EDACS
control channel. Use LTR for Logic Trunked Radio
(LTR) systems.
The alphanumeric display name for the TSYS. Use
the standard text entry method or QTXT to name
the object.
SEL
Press
to enter trunked radio system
frequencies. Enter control channel frequencies in
any order for all Motorola and Project 25 trunking
systems. Enter system frequencies in LCN order for
all EDACS trunking systems. Enter system
frequencies in Home Repeater order for LTR
systems.
Permanent lockout for the TSYS. When On, no
traffic will be received on any programmed TGRPs
for this TSYS.
When on, applies 20 dB of attenuation to all
transmissions on this TSYS. Useful in areas where
interference from nearby strong signals is present.
Use Yes when the system is known to use Narrow
FM modulation. Most 900 MHz analog trunked
radio systems utilize NFM modulation. This setting
has no effect on digital trunked radio system
performance.
Activates 6 dB audio level boost for all activity on
this TSYS
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