Advanced Settings
Priority Scan
Priority Scan operation is available for CONV
and TGRP objects. When Priority Scan is active,
increased priority is given to objects that have
their Priority mode set to ON.
Turning Object Priority On or Off
When the scanner stops on the object while
active, press PRI to select Object Priority on or off.
or
Browse to an object in Manual Mode or Program
Mode. Press PRI to select Object Priority on or
off.
or
1. Browse to an object in Program Mode.
2. Press EDIT, then CURR softkeys.
3. Press T to scroll to Priority.
4. Press W or X to select Priority
On or Off.
The plD indicator in the object display will show
lower case “p” for Object Priority Off, and upper
case “
P” for Object Priority On.
Turning Priority Scan Mode On or Off
1. While the radio is scanning, press FUNC.
2. Press PRI to toggle Priority Scan On or Off.
Priority Scan status is shown in the main Scanning
status display. PRI indicates that Priority Scan
mode is on, and
pri indicates that Priority Scan
mode is off.
CONV Priority Scan
When Object Priority is set to Yes for one or
more CONV objects, the scanner will sample
the CONV objects for activity periodically while
scanning and monitoring other objects. This
sampling will cause a brief muting of received
audio when it occurs while another object is
active. The more CONV objects that are set for
Priority, the longer this audio muting will be, since
it takes a certain amount of time to sample each
Priority CONV object for activity.
TGRP Priority Scan
When Object Priority is set to Yes for one or
more TGRP objects, the scanner will give those
TGRPs priority over other TGRPs while checking
a particular trunking system for activity. TGRPs
configured for Priority are checked for activity
before any other TGRPs are checked, and during
the reply delay time after non-priority TGRP calls.
Additionally, your PRO-106 decodes the
subaudible priority data that is present on analog
Motorola talkgroup calls (3600 baud control
channel systems only), and will switch to a priority
talkgroup when the data for that talkgroup is
found in the subaudible priority data.
Hit Counters
The Hit Counter feature that keeps track of
how many transmissions are received for each
object type. The Hit Counter for an object is
incremented each time a transmission is received
on an object, making it possible for you to
determine the objects that are the least and
most active. By default, the Hit Counter feature is
turned off.
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