Inhibiting a XTS3000

[pks]

I've read various post regarding XTS3000 getting inhibited within a system. I would assume these are trunked systems?

Is it still possible for a XTS3000 to get inhibited when monitoring analog conventional frequencies, or Astro C4FM conventional frequencies? (non-trunked)

[radiokid]

No, because conventional doesn't use an ID assigned by the system to follow the talkgroups.

Radio Kid

[pks]

Thanks i feel so much relieved now

[Bob]

Ummm.... I'd double-check that information if I were you. It IS possible to inhibit a radio on an analog conventional system using MDC1200. It's just a little easier to do it on a trunking system.

Been there, done that.

[jedi_saber]

Unless you want to decode MDC ID's, can't you just turn off the MDC function off, as to disable any MDC functions? That should give you an extra security blanket.

[Pj]

In addition reprogramming a spectra today, you can also be inhibited operating in the ASTRO mode.

Granted, the likelyhood of getting inhibited by MDC and ASTRO are fairly remote, but possible.

[CTAMontrose]

No, because conventional doesn't use an ID

umm where did you get this info?

[alex]

I think I'm going to stop this thread before it goes downhill from here.

If the system uses MDC, they can inhibit your radio.
If your using conventional astro, they can inhibit your radio.
If your using a trunked system, they can inhibit your radio.
If your using a conventional system and your causing interfearance, the'll find you.

I think that'll sum up in a nutshell what they can and can't do, and should satisfy the posters request.

While we can spend a lot of time dwelling on how the programming effects one's ability to do be inhibied or not, I don't think it's needed here.

If your looking to monitor something and not get your radio "zapped" you need to by a scanner.

-Alex