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ScanControl

One Program, Multiple Scanners, Made in USA

BCT15, BCD996T, Radio Shack PRO2052 AND GRE Manufactured PSR-500, PSR-600, Radio

Shack PRO-106, PRO-197

• Intelligent Audio Capture (IAC) requires a PC Sound Card with available audio input jack and

an audio cable to connect the scanner audio output to the sound card input. Cable type will vary

with specific sound card jack requirements.

• Scanner to PC Serial Port Cable (USB Interface is not supported in these radios, but USB to

serial port converters are available – see our Web Site at http://www.scannersoft.com)

• Available Serial Port on PC (COM1 through COM15)

The Basics

In order for the user to get the most out of ScanControl an explanation of the terminology used

throughout the program and this guide would be helpful and would provide the best general

understanding of the program’s features and functionality.

• Scanner’s Radio Memory – Non-volatile storage of Channel frequencies, control attributes and

Talkgroup IDs (trunked Banks) in the scanner.

• Dynamic Memory Architecture (DMA) – The newer scanners from Uniden, e.g. the BC246T

and the BCD396T employ a new memory technology known as Dynamic Memory Architecture,

or DMA. DMA allows for more efficient and flexible use of scanner memory by not imposing

fixed sizes for banks or scanlists. The radio can be configured to have multiple “Systems”

containing multiple “Groups”. A Group can contain conventional frequencies or Talkgroup IDs

in a trunked system. The size of a System and the Groups within it are only limited by the

amount of available memory in the radio. The diagrams below depict how Systems relate to

Groups, and how Groups contain frequencies or Talkgroup IDs, and how they are organized for

use. ScanControl has been designed to replicate this organization as part of the data entry and

edit process. You’ll see later in this manual how the Systems edit screen is organized to have a

System Frame, a Group Frame and a Group Data Frame for data entry and editing. Conventional

Systems contain only Groups of frequencies. Trunked systems contain one Group of frequencies

and multiple Groups of Talkgroup IDs arranged in any logical order you want. The BCD996T

adds the concept of a Trunk system site. A site is group of frequencies, or channels, used by a

particular geographic location in a Trunk system. A Trunk system can have many sites, each

containing a set of frequencies associated with that geographic site location.

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