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I would like to know what you guys have setting wise for the AGC. I know how to set them, but I cant seem to get it right.

The systems that I care to be optimal is RCS with City TRS. For me it seems that Digital is quiet compaired to analog on both systems.

Scanner: BCD996T
Firmware: 3.02.00

If you could share your setting, it will be much appreciated

Digital AGC
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Response Time:
Refer Gain:
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Analog AGC
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Response Time:
Refer Gain:
Gain Range:
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P-25 Wait Time:
Hold Time [RCS]:
Delay Time [RCS]:

Hold Time [City TRS]:
Delay Time [City TRS]:

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On a side question. There are two repeaters in IB right behind Station 70, If I recall correctly they were cell phone repeaters. As I drive next to them it kills my scanner from receiving (From the power output of the repeater correct?) Would it effect the RCS Users around the repeaters also?


Thanks
-Mark

Here are the settings for my 396. I'm not completely happy but I haven't made any changes for a while.

Digital AGC
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Response Time: -7
Refer Gain: +5
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Analog AGC
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Response Time: -2
Refer Gain: +2
Gain Range: 11
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P-25 Wait Time: 500ms
Hold Time [RCS]: 0
Delay Time [RCS]: 1

Hold Time [City TRS]: 0
Delay Time [City TRS]: 1

Thank you, Ill give it a go.

IronCross wrote: -------------------------------------------------------------------
On a side question. There are two repeaters in IB right behind Station 70, If I recall correctly they were cell phone repeaters. As I drive next to them it kills my scanner from receiving (From the power output of the repeater correct?) Would it effect the RCS Users around the repeaters also?

Thanks
-Mark

Mark -

I'm not aware of any particular issues at or around Station 70.
Yes, cell sites [especially AT&T and Nextel] impact RCS user reception of the system on the street. As (if?) rebanding progresses, the situation will get better as frequency separation between the two is increased.

Don