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#If you wish to only export 1 system, the cursor must be on the system name and show the system characteristics. Examples of a conventional and trunked system are displayed above. | #If you wish to only export 1 system, the cursor must be on the system name and show the system characteristics. Examples of a conventional and trunked system are displayed above. | ||
Revision as of 08:05, 8 September 2008
- UASD Conv result.JPG
Conventional system example
- UASD trunk result.JPG
Trunk system example
- Freescan file export.JPG
File Pulldown menu
- Freescan export.JPG
Save as file menu
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- If you wish to only export 1 system, the cursor must be on the system name and show the system characteristics. Examples of a conventional and trunked system are displayed above.
- The cursor need not be in a particular position if all systems are to be exported.
- From the File pulldown, select Export. Click on 'This System' or 'All Systems'
- The 'save as' file menu appears. Supply a valid name
- Freescan exports the system.
CSV (or Comma Seperated Values) files are useful for transferring data from one program to another, when no other format is available
NOTE: The trunk system export only exports talkgroups, not talkgroups and frequencies.
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