Scanner Master Pro-1060, Manual

Enter the 

Hi Channel

 and press 

SEL

/

ENT

.

Enter the 

Offset

 and press 

SEL

/

ENT

.

Enter the 

Base Frequency 

and press 

SEL

/

ENT

.

Enter the 

Step 

and press 

SEL

/

ENT

.

Press 

F1

 (

Save

) to save the table and exit.

Press 

▼

 to move to the next table number (as needed) and repeat.

Press 

F1

 (

Save

) to save 

all

 trunking tables and exit.

Contents

Fleet Map

(Motorola Type I/IIi only):

 Motorola Type I and Type IIi systems require you to program a fleet map. This allows you to receive the talkgroup

IDs correctly. If

you don’t know which fleet map to use, you can try a method I found at 

Radio Reference.com

.,

Determining Type I Motorola Fleet Maps

 by

Dave Goodson. If you know the fleet map by name, E1P1, E1P2, etc., I have listed 16 pre-set 

fleet maps

 so you can see the size codes.

Press 

◄

 or 

►

 to select one of the 

pre-set

fleet maps

, or 

Custom

.

If 

Custom

 is selected, press 

SEL

/

ENT

 to edit the size codes for the blocks.

Press 

▼

 to select the Block (

0-7

) then press 

◄

 or 

►

 to select the size code 

S(0-14)

.

Press 

▼

 to move to the next 

Block

 and repeat for all the blocks (as needed).

Press 

F1

 (

Save

) to save the fleet map and exit.

Note:

 If you select size code S-12, S-13, or S-14, these restrictions apply:

S-12 can only be assigned to blocks 0, 2, 4 or 6.
S-13 can only be assigned to blocks 0 and 4.
S-14 can only be assigned to block 0.
Since these size codes require multiple blocks, you will be prompted for the next available block. For example, if you assign Block 0 as S-12, the
scanner prompts you for block 2, the next block available, instead of block 1. If you assign Block 0 as S-14, you would not see another prompt
because S-14 uses all available blocks.

TalkGroup Menu

Contents

Here is where you edit talkgroup IDs. To 

create

 a Talkgroup object see 

Creating Objects

. If you have a lot of IDs to program and don't have the software,

'

Duplication

' will be your best friend. This will allow you to set all the parameters for an ID, i.e. delay, LED color, etc., duplicate it, and just change the ID

number.

To 

Edit

 an existing Talkgroup object

press 

PGM

 then press 

F2

 (

EDIT

)

.

Press 

►

 until 

TGRP

 is over 

F3

 then press 

F3

.

Press 

◄

 or 

►

 to select the Scan List where the object is located. Press 

▼

 or 

▲

 to locate the object in the list.

Press 

F2

 (

EDIT

) then 

F2

 (

CURR

). See also 

Finding Objects

.

Use 

▼

 or 

▲

 to select each option

.

Menu changes do not take effect until the menu is saved-F1

 (

Save

). 

If you forget to save any changes, you will see '

Unsaved Changes! Go Back?

'. 

Press 

F1

 (

Yes

) to go back or 

F3

 (

No

) to exit without saving.

Scan Lists

Tag

LED Color

Fav

Delay Time

TSYS

L/Out

Latch LED

SkyWarn

AudioBoost

ID

Priority

Backlight

Delay

Hit Count

Type

LED Mode

Alarm

Scan Lists:

This is where you select which Scan List(s) you want the ID to be in for scanning.

Press 

◄

 or 

►

 to select the list (

01-22

) then press 

SEL

/

ENT

 to select any/every list you want the talkgroup object to be in. A 

*

 (asterisk) will appear in

front of each list the object will be assigned to.

Note:

 The 

*

 will 

always

 be in front of the

Default Scan List

. If you want to select a different list, don't forget to deselect the default Scan List.

TSYS:

This is where you select a (1) trunking system or 

create a new trunking system

 to be associated with the ID.

Press 

◄

 or 

►

 to select the 

trunking system

 you want the ID to be in.

ID:

 This is where you enter the talkgroup ID (or private/radio ID) number. A 'Wildcard' is a special type of ID object that allows you to monitor 

all

 Talk Group

traffic on the trunked system and is created by default. IDs can be classified as '

Group

' or '

Private

'. Wildcard IDs monitor all Talk Group traffic on the

system and you have the option to store (

F3

) or lock out (

F1

) new Talk Groups as they appear. See also 

ID Formats

.

Press 

F3

 (

Dflt

) for a 

Wildcard

ID

.

Enter a 

Motorola Type II

ID 

- a 

1-5-digit ID number

. Valid Talk Group IDs are divisible by 16.

Enter a 

Motorola Type I

ID 

- 

fff-ss

 where 

fff

 is the fleet and 

ss

 is the sub-fleet.

Enter a 

EDACS

ID (AFS) 

- 

aa-ffs

 where 

aa

 is the agency, 

ff

 is the fleet, and 

s

 is the sub-fleet.

Enter a 

EDACS

ID (Decimal) 

- the default EDACS format is 

AFS

. If you want to enter in Decimal format you will have to change 

TGID Format

 (in the

GLOB

 menu) to '

Decimal

' first, then enter the 

1-4 digit

ID number

.

Enter a 

LTR

ID 

- 

a-hh-uuu

 where 

a

 is the area code (0 or 1), 

hh

 is the home repeater (01-20), and

 uuu

 is the user ID (000-254).

Enter a 

Radio ID

 - a 

1-8 digit Radio number

.

Type:

Selects the 

ID Type

. Default is 

Group

.

Press 

◄

 or 

►

 to select:

Group 

- will only monitor 

Talk Group

 radio traffic on the specified Talk Group ID.

Private 

- will only monitor 

private

 radio traffic on the specified Private ID (or Radio ID). 

IDs designated as 'Private' can also be tagged and viewed on line 5 of the display when '

Show RadioID

' (in the '

Expert Settings

' menu) is set to 

Yes

.

Tag:

 Press 

SEL

/

ENT

 to change the default ID name-'

*ID

 ' to something different.

See

 Entering text

 or 

Using Quick Text

.

L/Out:

 Sets the lockout status of the ID. Default is 

Off

.

Press 

◄

 or 

►

 to select 

On

 or 

Off

.

Note:

 locking out Talk Group IDs that have private Radio IDs associated with them will also lock out those private Radio IDs.