Talkgroup Scan question
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 10:47 pm
Here's a question nobody seems to know the answer to.
At work, we have 3 channels. Each channel is just a talkgroup on one of 3 systems. There are 3 separate (and spaced out) systems that provide coverage in different cities in the area. Each system has a different System ID (1F20, 291C & 6908). The talkgroup ID is the same on each of the 3 systems, however it isn't linked (the base station/dispatch has 3 radios with yagi's on the roof pointing to each system).
My question is this: I already know now that if I scan the three talkgroups in the same scanlist it will pull the talkgroup from each independant system (IE, it'll scan across systems), but here's what I don't know. If for some reason the talkgroup/system that the radio is sitting on when scan is enabled (selected channel) is out of range will the radio still continue to scan the other two talkgroups/systems?
The radio is legit on the system and has a valid radio ID on each of the 3 systems.
Thanks for your input!
At work, we have 3 channels. Each channel is just a talkgroup on one of 3 systems. There are 3 separate (and spaced out) systems that provide coverage in different cities in the area. Each system has a different System ID (1F20, 291C & 6908). The talkgroup ID is the same on each of the 3 systems, however it isn't linked (the base station/dispatch has 3 radios with yagi's on the roof pointing to each system).
My question is this: I already know now that if I scan the three talkgroups in the same scanlist it will pull the talkgroup from each independant system (IE, it'll scan across systems), but here's what I don't know. If for some reason the talkgroup/system that the radio is sitting on when scan is enabled (selected channel) is out of range will the radio still continue to scan the other two talkgroups/systems?
The radio is legit on the system and has a valid radio ID on each of the 3 systems.
Thanks for your input!