There is a weather alert function, SAME technology and Skywarn features. Supported trunking systems include Motorola Analog, EDACS, LTR and Digital APCO (9600 bps). The large backlit LCD is four lines by 16 characters. It provides fast and reliable decoding of subaudible squelch signaling with squelch tail elimination. CTCSS and DCS subaudible squelch coding is processed by the same powerful DSP chip that is used for P25 digital decoding.
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No cumbersome manual adjustments are required. When monitoring P25 digital systems, GRE's exclusive Automatic Adaptive Digital Tracking instantly adapts the digital decoder to the digital modulation format of the transmitted signal, then analyzes the signal over 50 times each second and adapts to any subtle changes caused by multipath or fading. Talkgroup and individual call monitoring is supported. The PSR-500 scans most common trunked radio system signaling formats, including Motorola, EDACS, LTR and P25 trunked radio networks. Twenty one Virtual-Scanner Folders are provided, each capable of storing over 1,800 objects. You can store configurations for different geographical areas or usage styles. This model also employs GRE's V-Scanner Technology that allows you to save a complete radio configurations within the radio, for recall into main memory as needed in the field. Click here to view default tuning steps and modes. A sophisticated Service Search is featured. 1800 memories are available and may be dynamically structured to bank sizes you prefer. This model clearly raises the bar in the area of advanced trunking scanners.
The intuitive Object Oriented User Interface is designed for ease of use, yet powerful enough to satisfy the most sophisticated experts. The GRE PSR-500 employs cutting edge technology to bring a high level of performance and innovative features. Specifications | View Larger | Front Controls | LCD | Top View | Rear View | Side View | Object Oriented User Interface | Chart
GRE PSR-500 Scanner Radio Receiver, PSR500
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