Note: EDACS frequencies need to be entered in chronological order. Each frequency is assigned a Logical Channel Number (LCN). Ex. Channel one is LCN1 and so forth.
The only difference between the PRO-93 and the PRO-95, is the number of channels each has; the PRO-93 having 300 channels and the PRO-95 having 1000. The method of programming for each is the same.
This is a tutorial for programming EDACS trunking frequencies into your PRO-93 or PRO-95 Scanner.
For additional information on these products, see the links below:
| Step 1: Select the Bank | |
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| Press PGM and press (or hold down) the up and down
arrow keys to select the bank. In our example we have selected Channel 01. Note: EDACS frequencies need to be entered in chronological order. Each frequency is assigned a Logical Channel Number (LCN). Ex. Channel one is LCN1 and so forth. |
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| Step 2: Enter the Trunked Programming Mode | |
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| Press TRUNK to enter the Trunked Programming Mode. | |
| Step 3: Select the Mode | |
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| Press MODE until ED for the EDACS systems appears. This sets the talk group ID decoding method to be used for the bank. | |
| Step 4: Enter the Program Mode | |
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| Press PGM to enter the program mode. | |
| Step 5: Enter and Store the Desired Frequency | |
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| Use the number keys to enter the desired trunking frequency (including the decimal point). Press ENTER to store the frequency. In our example we entered 867.7125 as the frequency. | |
| Step 6: Enter Additional Frequencies | |
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| Press PGM or the up arrow key to access the next open channel. Enter the desired frequencies. | |
| Step 7: Start Trunked Scanning | |
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| Press SCAN to start scanning. | |
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