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==Software==
 
==Software==
* Where can I find software [[:Category:Downloads|downloads]]?
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Welcome to the Software section. Here you'll find scanner software links presented in several combinations, audio tools, and more.
* [[Popular Software for GRE Scanners]]
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* [[Popular Software for RS/Uniden Scanners]]
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===Applications Pages===
** '''Note: ''' When looking for software for RS scanners, be sure to choose the correct software for your scanner. With the exception of the [[Pro-2052]], scanners prior to the [[Pro-106]] were limited to download/upload operations only.
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** The user guide for [http://scannow.org FreeScan] (freeware for the Uniden DMA Scanners) is [[FreeScan User Guide|here]].
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* [[ARC96]] - how to enter [[Rebanding]] changes
** If your scanner's software cannot connect to the web service, but you have Excel, you can use it to act as an intermediary to hold data that you can copy. See the [[Excel Copy/Paste Special to Software]] article for instructions
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* [[ARC500 User Guide]] - for the object-oriented GRE and Radio Shack scanners
* [[Programming Files]] - Check these links out for programming files for your scanner, if you can't get anything from a request on your state forum
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* [[BcTool]] - Software for the Uniden [[DMA]] Scanners
* [[Radio Control Software]] - This is a more concise listing of all software packages for scanners and wideband receivers
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* [[Excel Copy/Paste Special to Software]] - If you are using an app that doesn't connect to the web service, you can still grab data using this method
* What software exists for [[Scanner/Receiver Software for Non Windows OS|Non Windows OS]] such as Linux?
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* [[FreeScan User Guide]]
* [[Rebanding]] introduces several changes to scanner programming.
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* [[IScan Installation and Tips]] - For the RS [[Pro-107]] and GRE [[PSR-700]]
** If you are using a Uniden scanner, the [[Software Support for Uniden Rebanding]] article has several examples of software and how to apply changes for rebanding
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* [[Software Setup For Linux]] How to set up Linux to work with several packages
** For the GRE PSR-500/600 or the PRO-197/106/107 see the [[Object Oriented Scanner Software]] article for specific information
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* [[SlavedScan]]
** For the GRE PSR-300/400 or the RS PRO-163/164, see the [[PSR-300/400 Software and USB Support]] article for specific information
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* [[TwoToneDetect]]
** [[Win96]] - for the RS Pro-96 and Pro-2096 '''only'''
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* [[Win96]] - Includes how to apply [[Rebanding]] changes
* Want to record audio from your scanner? Then see the [[Recording Software and Tips]] article
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* [[Win500 with Wine]] - How to set up Win500 using Wine
* Links to articles describing applications for older AOR and Icom radios can be found [[:Category:Software Applications|here]]
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===General===
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* [[Radio Control Software]] - A concise listing of articles with links for scanner  software found on this site.
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* [[Recording Software and Tips]] - Recording utilities such as RecAll, Scanner Recorder and more
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===GRE Support===
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* [[Popular Software for GRE Scanners]]  
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* For the [[PSR-300]] and [[PSR-400]], see the [[PSR-300/400 Software and USB Support]] article. [[Rebanding]] information can also be found here.
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* For the [[PSR-310]], [[PSR-410]], [[PSR-500]], [[PSR-600]] and [[PSR-700]], see the [[Object Oriented Scanner Software]] article. [[Rebanding]] information can also be found here.
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===Radio Shack Support===
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* [[Popular Software for Radio Shack Scanners]] – A cross reference of software support, by model number and type (handheld or base/mobile)
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* For the [[Pro-97]], [[Pro-2055]], [[Pro-163]] and [[Pro-164]], see the [[PSR-300/400 Software and USB Support]] article. [[Rebanding]] information (for the 163 and 164) can also be found here.
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* For the [[Pro-106]], [[Pro-107]] and [[Pro-197]], see the [[Object Oriented Scanner Software]] article. [[Rebanding]] information can also be found here.
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===Uniden Support===
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* [[Uniden Legacy Software Support]] - Packages that support multiple Uniden legacy scanners (pre-DMA)
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* [[Uniden DMA Software Support]] - Packages that support multiple Uniden [[DMA]] scanners
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* [[Software Support for Uniden Rebanding]] - How to apply [[Rebanding]] changes in various Uniden software packages
 
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Revision as of 11:32, 21 March 2016

Welcome to the RadioReference Equipment and Software Gateway.
Getting the receiver is only half the battle. There are other things that go along with them; antennas, power supplies, software for programming (and in some cases, logging and control). The topics below should give you some leads to articles with lots of links on each subject.


Equipment

  • Scanner Antennas Mobile, base, handheld - and even a few homebrew designs and some technical notes, too
  • A variety of Scanner Accessories are linked here.
  • A variety of schematics for data slicers are presented here. These devices convert a signal tapped from the discriminator of your scanner into something the PC can recognize. Important for some utilities that read trunked systems' control channel data.
  • If you live in an urban area, at times your scanner may hear pagers and other things in areas where you don't want to. Adding a filter is one answer to this annoying problem
  • Whether you are listening in a car, house or portable, reading the Powering Your Scanner article should help in choosing the right power supply for your application
  • Would you like to share a single antenna among many radios? Then check out the splitters links.

Software

Welcome to the Software section. Here you'll find scanner software links presented in several combinations, audio tools, and more.

Applications Pages

General

GRE Support

Radio Shack Support

Uniden Support


Connecting the PC and Scanner

Getting the right software is a start; now how do I connect the scanner and PC? These articles discuss this question.