If you are within reception of both sites, and want to ensure that you hear all calls, you can set your scanner to "STAT" or stationary mode.Remember, if your scanner locks onto the north site, calls specific to the south site will be missed. If the signal strength drops below a set threshold, your scanner will automatically evaluate the signal strength of the other site's control channel, and, if it is stronger, will switch to that site. If you move between the coverage footprints of the two sites, you may chose to set your scanner to "ROAM." Is this mode, your scanner will evaluate the strengths of the signals of the control channels from both sites and chose the strongest signal to lock on to.You may miss calls that only occur on the north site, but these calls should be rare. If you will only ever monitor from within the footprint of the main (south) site, you may chose to ONLY enter the south system frequencies (remember, you only ever have to enter the control channel frequencies).If you own the Pro-106, Pro-197, PSR500, or PSR600 scanner, you have some options as to how you want to monitor the system:
1.1 Object Oriented Software Example Screens.
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