Can you set a XPR8400 repeater to scan 2 analog channels?
I have an application where we have 2 different PL tones on a simplex channel to divide up 2 groups on radios.
I would like to resolve some coverage issues by converting the user to a low-power analog repeater (on-site application).
The easy way would be to have 2 frequencies with the same frequencies, but different PL tones and have it set to scan. The repeater would then repeat the PL tone that it saw on the input (the one it stoped scan on).
The alternative is to put in a repeater panel (such as a Zetron Model 38).
Is there scan on a XPR8400 in analog mode???
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Re: Is there scan on a XPR8400 in analog mode???
That's what you'll have to do, no scan function in the repeater.RFguy wrote:The alternative is to put in a repeater panel (such as a Zetron Model 38).
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Re: Is there scan on a XPR8400 in analog mode???
This is not called scanning. It's called a community repeater. Wavetar is correct
Re: Is there scan on a XPR8400 in analog mode???
An alternate option is something like the Vertex VXR7000 that supports multiple PL codes out of the box for less money.
Re: Is there scan on a XPR8400 in analog mode???
Thanks. I thought that was the case. I couldn't find anything in the system planner or in CPSwavetar wrote:That's what you'll have to do, no scan function in the repeater.RFguy wrote:The alternative is to put in a repeater panel (such as a Zetron Model 38).
The user will be transitioning to MOTOTRBO in about a year, so will stay with the XPR8400 and put on a Model 38 we have around. If they weren't going that way, I would certainly consider the VERTEX. I have 3 near new VHF ones sitting on the shelf, but this user is UHF.Dorf411 wrote:An alternate option is something like the Vertex VXR7000 that supports multiple PL codes out of the box for less money.
Thanks for the input.