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The Pro-18 iScan Digital Trunking radio is manufactured for Radio Shack by GRE America Inc.
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The Pro-18 iScan Digital Trunking radio was manufactured for Radio Shack by GRE America Inc.
  
 
The Radio Shack PRO-18 iScan is a Multi-Trunking scanner which boasts the ability to track Motorola type I/II systems, LTR, EDACS and P25 systems using the Radioreference database on an included 2GB Micro Secure Digital card.
 
The Radio Shack PRO-18 iScan is a Multi-Trunking scanner which boasts the ability to track Motorola type I/II systems, LTR, EDACS and P25 systems using the Radioreference database on an included 2GB Micro Secure Digital card.
  
The Pro-18 uses a proprietary software package and a supplied USB/power cable.  Firmware updates are possible on this radio via the PC/IF->USB port.
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The Pro-18 uses a proprietary software package-ISCAN and a supplied USB/power cable.  Firmware updates are possible on this radio via the PC/IF->USB port.
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It is nearly the same as the [http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/PSR-800 PSR-800] with exception to a few of the features not found here: [http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Pro-18#Features_found_on_the_GRE_PSR-800_Not_found_on_the_Pro-18 Missing features]
  
 
==General Specifications ==
 
==General Specifications ==
* [[Rebanding]] supported? <span style="color: green">[http://www.radioreference.com/forums/utah-radio-discussion-forum/125682-custom-band-plan-s-rebanded-systems.html YES-Enter Custom Tables] </span> Note: iScan will also import tables for identified rebanded systems in existing database.
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* [[Rebanding]] supported? {{Color|Green|YES}} iScan will import tables for identified rebanded systems from the RadioReference database.
** See the '''Related Pages''' section and the [[Object Oriented Scanner Software]] article 
 
 
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*Dimensions approximately 5 5/16 x 2 1/8” x 1 1/16” (135 x 67 x 28 mm) (HWD)
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*Weight approximately 7.4 oz. (210g) without accessories and batteries
 
*Operating voltage
 
*Operating voltage
 
**DC 4.8 Volts (“AA” cell x 4pcs. Ni-MH Batteries)
 
**DC 4.8 Volts (“AA” cell x 4pcs. Ni-MH Batteries)
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**Ext. power and charge voltage USB Power (DC 5V 500mA)
 
**Ext. power and charge voltage USB Power (DC 5V 500mA)
 
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object_oriented Object oriented memory management]. See the [[Object Oriented Scanning Described]] article for more information
 
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object_oriented Object oriented memory management]. See the [[Object Oriented Scanning Described]] article for more information
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* Object capacity (Nominal, with 2 GB MicroSD Card): > 10 million, varies depending on user configuration
 
* Number of conventional channels, trunked systems, sites-per-system, and talkgroups-per-system limited only by available file space on the SD Card
 
* Number of conventional channels, trunked systems, sites-per-system, and talkgroups-per-system limited only by available file space on the SD Card
 
* Full duplex support and USB device connection using the supplied USB Cable. It will access the microSD card in the radio for file manipulation.
 
* Full duplex support and USB device connection using the supplied USB Cable. It will access the microSD card in the radio for file manipulation.
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* Triple conversion
 
* Triple conversion
 
* Simple display option will display object and playlist only, or disabled for more detailed display
 
* Simple display option will display object and playlist only, or disabled for more detailed display
* MicroSD Preprogrammed with entire USA Radioreference database, additionally can use High Capacity Micro Secure Digital Cards as long as 32kB memory block clusters are used.
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* MicroSD preprogrammed with entire USA Radioreference database, additionally can use High Capacity Micro Secure Digital Cards as long as 32kB memory block clusters are used.
 
* Programmable audible alarms
 
* Programmable audible alarms
 
* Easy-to-read back display and back lit keypad
 
* Easy-to-read back display and back lit keypad
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* Scan rate 75 channels per second (non trunking)
 
* Scan rate 75 channels per second (non trunking)
 
* Search speed 85 channels per second
 
* Search speed 85 channels per second
* [[Continuous Tone-Coded Squelch System|CTCSS]]/[[DCS]] abilities with search, however has no autosave or keypress save feature. V1.3 and later firmware allow saving of a tone via keypress in Menu.
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* [[Continuous Tone-Coded Squelch System|CTCSS]]/[[DCS]] abilities with search, Store of a tone is via Select/Play keypress and save in Menu.
 
* 16-character alpha-tagging with text entry can show ID code or service name
 
* 16-character alpha-tagging with text entry can show ID code or service name
 
* Temporary and permanent L/O of talkgroup ID or frequency
 
* Temporary and permanent L/O of talkgroup ID or frequency
* ID delay
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* 2 second default delay can be set from 0 to 60 Sec. on conventional and trunked.
* UNSQUELCH Delay; Delay settings before the radio unmutes audio to speaker
 
 
* Motorola [[Control Channel Only]] trunking
 
* Motorola [[Control Channel Only]] trunking
* Radio ID Display
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* Private Call and Radio ID Alpha Display
 
* Priority Object settings (conventional and Trunked)
 
* Priority Object settings (conventional and Trunked)
 
* 6 search ranges/ 1 user definable search range
 
* 6 search ranges/ 1 user definable search range
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* Programmable Welcome Screen text
 
* Programmable Welcome Screen text
 
* Browsing to objects and pausing on them is supported
 
* Browsing to objects and pausing on them is supported
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*Any microSD Card up to 32GB is supported, as long as it uses 512-byte blocks (I've never seen one that doesn't, though the SD spec allows it) and is formatted correctly:
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** 2GB or smaller: FAT16, 32kB clusters
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** larger than 2GB: FAT32, 32kB clusters
  
 
==Features found on the GRE PSR-800 '''Not''' found on the Pro-18==
 
==Features found on the GRE PSR-800 '''Not''' found on the Pro-18==
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* APCO P25 Phase II TDMA and X2-TDMA
 
* Recording / playback
 
* Recording / playback
 
* 200 scan lists (PRO-18 has 100 play lists)
 
* 200 scan lists (PRO-18 has 100 play lists)
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* Frequencies per site: fixed at 32 (yes, I know it's too many)
 
* Frequencies per site: fixed at 32 (yes, I know it's too many)
 
* Talkgroups per system: limited only by microSD Card space, up to maximum for system type
 
* Talkgroups per system: limited only by microSD Card space, up to maximum for system type
 
==Database Hierarchy==
 
*The scanner has a menu-driven version of the RR DB's hierarchy:
 
 
Code:
 
States
 
  Agencies
 
    Categories
 
      Subcategories
 
        Frequencies
 
  Counties / Independent Cities
 
    Agencies
 
      Categories
 
        Subcategories
 
          Frequencies
 
    Categories
 
      Subcategories
 
        Frequencies
 
    Systems
 
      Sites
 
      Talkgroup Categories
 
        Talkgroups
 
  Systems
 
    Sites
 
    Talkgroup Categories
 
  
 
==RR System Compatibility==
 
==RR System Compatibility==
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** EDACS Narrowband Networked
 
** EDACS Narrowband Networked
 
** EDACS SCAT
 
** EDACS SCAT
** EDACS ESK (Non-ProVoice)
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** EDACS ESK (Not ProVoice)
 
** LTR Standard
 
** LTR Standard
** Project 25 Standard
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** Project 25 Phase I
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** Project 25 Phase II <sup>1</sup>
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** [[DMR]] [[MOTOTRBO]]<sup>1,2</sup>
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; Notes
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#Reception of these modes requires the [[Whistler Official Upgrade (WOU)]]
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# This scanner will decode the mode, show slot and TG information but can't trunk track it. Whistler never paid for the licensing rights for it
  
 
*System Voices:
 
*System Voices:
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** Analog and APCO-25 Common Air Interface
 
** Analog and APCO-25 Common Air Interface
 
** APCO-25 Common Air Interface Exclusive
 
** APCO-25 Common Air Interface Exclusive
 
==Operating Tips==
 
 
Also see the [[Object Oriented Scanning tips]] article for additional information
 
 
===Import System===
 
 
* Importing an entire system requires these steps:
 
** 1. Press MENU key to display main menu
 
** 2. Select "Browse Library". You're presented with a list of states.
 
** 3. Scroll down to and select state. You're presented with the 3-item "Agencies / Counties / Systems" menu.
 
** 4. Scroll down to and select Systems (this shows all statewide systems).
 
** 5. Press SEL key to select the system.
 
** 6. Press MENU and select "Import Selected"
 
** 7. Select target playlists for talkgroups
 
** 8. Press MENU and select "Import Now"
 
** 9. Wait while scanner parses DB files and builds its run-time data files/structures.
 
* Note: If you only wanted a few Sites / Talkgroups, you wouldn't select the entire system in step 5. Instead, you'd drill into the system and select individual sites, categories, and/or talkgroups.
 
 
 
===Delete Playlist/Object===
 
 
*In order to delete more than one object at a time, you must use the included PC software. With the radio attached to the PC via the supplied USB cable, run the PC software, and select the "Copy Configuration from microSD Card" item on the "microSD Card" menu. (You'll be prompted to select the "removable disk" that corresponds to the microSD Card). You should now see the data programmed on the microSD Card.
 
 
*At this point, the data on the microSD Card has not been changed; it has been copied to the PC. After performing any edits described below, you'll need to copy the data back to the microSD Card via the "microSD Card" menu. The PC software only manipulates its local copy of the data, which should be in \My Documents\iScan.
 
 
*Deleting all objects in a playlist is done on the "Playlists" tab at the bottom of the window. You first select the target playlist via the drop-down at the top, then select some/all of the objects by clicking on the row headers (the 4-digit numbers under "POS"). Normal Windows "multi-select" options work: CTRL+leftClick, SHIFT+leftClick, CTRL-A.
 
 
*Do you want to actually delete the objects, or do you want to merely remove them from a playlist (in case they're in more than one)? If the former, click the Delete Channel button. If the latter, click the Remove Channel button.
 
 
*Note that if you use the "remove" option and the objects are only in one playlist, the objects will still exist - you just won't ever be able to see them on the scanner; you'll have to return to the PC software to put them in at least one playlist.
 
 
*If the objects you want to delete are talkgroups, and you want to delete the entire trunked system, you can (and probably should) do that via the "Trunked Radio Systems" tab, which will be available if you set the "Simple Display" item on the "General Settings" tab to OFF.
 
 
 
===Moving Playlists===
 
*If you want to move contents of playlists around (e.g. everything in playlist X to playlist Y, everything in playlist Y to playlist Z, etc.)...
 
 
*The only easy way is within the included PC software, and it's only easy if you have a playlist that is currently empty. You'd use the "Playlists" tab, selecting everything in one playlist and moving it to another, repeating as necessary.
 
 
*For example, if you had objects in playlists 1, 2, and 3, playlist 10 was empty, and you wanted to move:
 
* current playlist 3 --> playlist 2
 
* current playlist 2 --> playlist 1
 
* current playlist 1 --> playlist 3
 
*you could do this within the Playlists tab:
 
**1. select everything in playlist 1 and move it to playlist 10
 
**2. select everything in playlist 2 and move it to playlist 1
 
**3. select everything in playlist 3 and move it to playlist 2
 
**4. select everything in playlist 10 and move it to playlist 3
 
("move it to playlist X" means "while those items are selected, click on one of the items' "Playlists" cells, un-check the box for the current playlist, and check the box for playlist X")
 
 
*On the Playlists tab:
 
**1. select the "from" playlist from the drop-down box at the top-left of the display
 
**2. click on one of the "POS" cells in the displayed objects list
 
**3. press CTRL-A (select all)
 
**4. click on one of the "Playlist" cells in the displayed objects list
 
**5. in the "Select Playlists" window that pops up, un-check the current playlist (the one you selected in #1 above), and check the target playlist (the one you want to "move to")
 
**6. repeat steps 1-5 for every playlist whose contents you want to "move"
 
 
*Note: Clicking on the "header" cell for the Playlists column will jumble your information, just left-clicking on the playlist column works fine.
 
 
===Skywarn Frequencies===
 
*Can freq, be added to Skywarn without software?
 
If you're referring to directly entering a specific frequency, no.
 
 
However, there are other ways:
 
 
*If the frequency is in the RR DB, you can import it and assign it to the Skywarn playlist
 
* You could set up a limit search where the "Lo" and/or "Hi" frequencies are the one you want to enter, turn the Sq knob fully counterclockwise, then, when the scanner "stops on" the target frequency, press MENU and select "Store Channel".
 
  
 
==FCC Certification==
 
==FCC Certification==
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== Included Accessories ==
 
== Included Accessories ==
*Antenna
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* 5" 09080 Rubber Antenna
*PC-USB Cable
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* A standard USB A to USB Mini-B cable (No PC/IF converter cable needed)
*2GB microSD Card Memory (inside the scanner)
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* 2GB MicroSD Card (Inside The Scanner)
*User’s Guide
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* Standard Belt Clip (See GRE Swivel clip below)
*Belt Clip
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* CD-Rom (EZ Scan Digital Software Utility Program)
*CD-ROM
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==IScan software download==
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*[http://www.mediafire.com/download/wcgfunp961oiqwp/iScanPro18.zip IScan Pro 18 Software]
  
 
==Recommended accessories (Not included with the radio)==
 
==Recommended accessories (Not included with the radio)==
*[http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2102525 RS #20-283] Radio Shack 800MHz handheld antenna
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* [https://www.radioshack.com/products/radioshack-800mhz-scanner-antenna?variant=57170639413 RS 800 Mhz duckie antenna]
* [http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3802152 USB power adaptor](RadioShack Catalog Number 273-114)
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*These items are no longer listed on the RS website under these SKUs. It's possible they may be available from places like Amazon or eBay, or under another SKU
* [http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2963871 Car USB power adaptor] (RadioShack Online Catalog Number 55026592)
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**ProductID=4385738 USB power adapter
* [http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3118203 Digital Concepts™ SD Memory Card Converter Drive]
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**Car USB power adapter
* MicroSD to SD card adapter
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**ProductId=11085372 MicroSD to SD card adapter
 
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**ProductId=4073596 SanDisk® MobileMate™ Duo
== Programming and Monitoring Software ==  
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**GRE Swivel belt clip
See the [[IScan Installation and Tips]] article for more information
 
  
 
==Related Pages==
 
==Related Pages==
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* [http://new.marksscanners.com/18/18.shtml Easier to Read Pro-18 Manual]
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* [[GRE/RS PC Object Oriented FAQ]]
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* [[Multi-Site Trunked System Programming for Whistler/GRE Object-Oriented Scanners]]
  
;{{color|red|RadioReference Links}}
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==Mailing Lists / Forums==
* [[GRE/RS Object Oriented Scanners FAQ]]
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* {{Forum|radio-shack-scanners.81|RadioReference Radio Shack}}
 
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* [https://www.facebook.com/groups/448987651918830 Radio Scanner World]
==Yahoo Groups and Mailing Lists (receiver support)==
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* [https://www.facebook.com/groups/667031203353717 Radio Scanners]
* [http://www.radioreference.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=81 RadioReference RS forum]
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* [https://www.facebook.com/groups/4188584134 Scanner Enthusiasts]
* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PRO-18/ PRO-18 Yahoo Group]
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* [https://www.facebook.com/groups/2889562301118379 Radio Scanner Help and Chat]
* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PSR-800 PSR-800 Yahoo Group]
 
 
 
==eBay Listings==
 
<ebay>Radio Shack ("Pro-18","PRO18")</ebay>
 
  
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==Pro-18 Scanners for Sale==
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*[[Pro-18 eBay Listings]]
  
 
Return to the [[Radio Shack Scanners]]
 
Return to the [[Radio Shack Scanners]]
  
[[Category:Trunking Scanners]]
 
 
[[Category:Handheld Scanners]]
 
[[Category:Handheld Scanners]]
[[Category:Analog Trunktrackers]]
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[[Category:Digital Scanners without DMR]]
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[[Category:Digital Scanners without MOTOTRBO]]
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[[Category:Digital Scanners without NXDN]]
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[[Category:Digital Scanners without ProVoice]]
 
[[Category:Radio Shack Scanners]]
 
[[Category:Radio Shack Scanners]]
 
[[Category:Object Oriented Scanners]]
 
[[Category:Object Oriented Scanners]]
 
[[Category:Rebanding Supported Scanners]]
 
[[Category:Rebanding Supported Scanners]]
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[[Category:Radio Models]]

Latest revision as of 14:23, 16 August 2021

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The Pro-18 iScan Digital Trunking radio was manufactured for Radio Shack by GRE America Inc.

The Radio Shack PRO-18 iScan is a Multi-Trunking scanner which boasts the ability to track Motorola type I/II systems, LTR, EDACS and P25 systems using the Radioreference database on an included 2GB Micro Secure Digital card.

The Pro-18 uses a proprietary software package-ISCAN and a supplied USB/power cable. Firmware updates are possible on this radio via the PC/IF->USB port.

It is nearly the same as the PSR-800 with exception to a few of the features not found here: Missing features

General Specifications

  • Rebanding supported? YES iScan will import tables for identified rebanded systems from the RadioReference database.


Frequency Coverage
Frequency (MHz) Step Size Value
25-27.405 10 kHz
27.41-29.7 5 kHZ
29.71-49.83 10 kHz
49.835-54 5 kHz
108-136.9916 8.33 kHz
137-137.995 5 kHz
138-143.9875 12.5 kHz
144-147.995 5 kHz
148-150.7875 12.5 kHz
150.8-150.845 5 kHz
150.8525-150.845 5 kHz
150.8525-154.4975 7.5 kHz
154.515-154.64 5 kHz
154.65-156.255 7.5 kHz
156.275-157.45 25 kHz
154.47-161.5725 7.5 kHz
161.6-161.975 5 kHz
162-174 12.5
216.0025-219.9975 5 kHz
220-224.995 5 kHz
225.000-379.975 25 kHz
380-419.9875 12.5 kHz
420-450 5 kHz
450.00625-469.99375 6.25 kHz
470-512 12.5 kHz
764-805.996875 3.125 kHz
806-823.9875 12.5 kHz
849-868.9875 12.5 kHz
894-901.9875 12.5 kHz
902-928 5 kHz
928.0125-939.9875 12.5 kHz
940-960 6.25 kHz
1240-1300 6.25 kHz
  • Dimensions approximately 5 5/16 x 2 1/8” x 1 1/16” (135 x 67 x 28 mm) (HWD)
  • Weight approximately 7.4 oz. (210g) without accessories and batteries
  • Operating voltage
    • DC 4.8 Volts (“AA” cell x 4pcs. Ni-MH Batteries)
    • DC 6 Volts (“AA” cell x 4pcs. ALKALINE Batteries)
    • Ext. power and charge voltage USB Power (DC 5V 500mA)
  • Object oriented memory management. See the Object Oriented Scanning Described article for more information
  • Object capacity (Nominal, with 2 GB MicroSD Card): > 10 million, varies depending on user configuration
  • Number of conventional channels, trunked systems, sites-per-system, and talkgroups-per-system limited only by available file space on the SD Card
  • Full duplex support and USB device connection using the supplied USB Cable. It will access the microSD card in the radio for file manipulation.
  • Object programmable display alert (including multi-pattern flashing) to assign to talkgroups, frequencies, agencies, etc.
  • Non need for a traditional keypad, radio uses media player style buttons to navigate to user programmed playlists.
  • 100 Play Lists; create a scan list tailored to your favorite object settings from the Radioreference database.

Navigate using the button operations to get to the play list set.

  • Signal Stalker II Near field frequency capture
  • Triple conversion
  • Simple display option will display object and playlist only, or disabled for more detailed display
  • MicroSD preprogrammed with entire USA Radioreference database, additionally can use High Capacity Micro Secure Digital Cards as long as 32kB memory block clusters are used.
  • Programmable audible alarms
  • Easy-to-read back display and back lit keypad
  • Display and keypad backlighting can be turned on or off independently
  • Scan rate 75 channels per second (non trunking)
  • Search speed 85 channels per second
  • CTCSS/DCS abilities with search, Store of a tone is via Select/Play keypress and save in Menu.
  • 16-character alpha-tagging with text entry can show ID code or service name
  • Temporary and permanent L/O of talkgroup ID or frequency
  • 2 second default delay can be set from 0 to 60 Sec. on conventional and trunked.
  • Motorola Control Channel Only trunking
  • Private Call and Radio ID Alpha Display
  • Priority Object settings (conventional and Trunked)
  • 6 search ranges/ 1 user definable search range
  • Search "seek" feature
  • Tunes virtually all important bands—local marine, fire/police, Ham, CB, VHF-air, UHF-Air, racing, weather and more
  • Weather band with enhanced SAME Weather Alert functions and weather priority—access weather channels and alerts with the push of a button
  • Skywarn list can be programmed with any number of "objects"
  • "Multiple" Priority channels
  • Zeromatic search tuning
  • 20db attenuator, can be set globally
  • Computer interface and Programming
  • 9 navigation keys to access special modes and programming options
  • 6 line x 16 character display with relative signal strength meter
  • BNC connector
  • Internal battery charger, with power from the supplied PC/IF->USB cable or an external USB power AC or DC converter.
  • PC/IF data output when enabled. Works with analog trunked systems and conventional data. See the Control and monitoring software section.
  • Full USB support via PC/IF. Access to microSD card remotely. An SD card reader/adapter is not supplied.
  • Programmable Welcome Screen text
  • Browsing to objects and pausing on them is supported
  • Any microSD Card up to 32GB is supported, as long as it uses 512-byte blocks (I've never seen one that doesn't, though the SD spec allows it) and is formatted correctly:
    • 2GB or smaller: FAT16, 32kB clusters
    • larger than 2GB: FAT32, 32kB clusters

Features found on the GRE PSR-800 Not found on the Pro-18

  • APCO P25 Phase II TDMA and X2-TDMA
  • Recording / playback
  • 200 scan lists (PRO-18 has 100 play lists)
  • Tri-color alert LED
  • Discriminator output
  • V-Scanner II
  • Scan Sets
  • Clock display while "off" (and connected to external power)
  • Auto power-on ("alarm clock")
  • "Extra" audio alert tones (PRO-18 has the 7 from PSR-500; PSR-800 has 8 more)
  • Power-on password

Memory Capacity

  • Conventional channels, each in two playlists: 8 million
  • Trunked systems, minimum 20 talkgroups per system: 6 thousand
  • Trunked systems, every possible talkgroup (~65,000) in every system: 151
  • Minimum number of total talkgroups (@ one per system, 6000 systems): 6 thousand
  • Maximum number of total talkgroups (@ ~65,000 per system, 151 systems): 9.8 million
  • Entire USA RadioReference database imported (including digital): twice
  • 100 Scan Lists

In the above, each trunked system has up to 50 sites (though there's no practical limit). All talkgroup numbers presume all systems are "Motorola Type-II" - the system type that a) uses the most space per talkgroup, b) potentially wastes the most space per talkgroup, and c) has the largest number of possible talkgroups. The minimum and maximum numbers of talkgroups are absolutes; actual values depend on system types as well as how talkgroups are distributed among systems and within systems. No "RadioIDs" are included in the above.

In more general terms:

  • Conventional channels: limited only by microSD Card space and max FAT32 file size
  • Trunked systems: limited only by microSD Card space
  • Sites per system: limited only by microSD Card space
  • Frequencies per site: fixed at 32 (yes, I know it's too many)
  • Talkgroups per system: limited only by microSD Card space, up to maximum for system type

RR System Compatibility

This scanner is compatible with the following Trunking System Types and System Voices used in the RadioReference Database, of course you must verify that the scanner will cover the appropriate frequency range:

  • System Types:
    • Motorola Type I
    • Motorola Type II
    • Motorola Type IIi Hybrid
    • Motorola Type II Smartnet
    • Motorola Type II Smartzone
    • Motorola Type II Smartzone Omnilink
    • EDACS Standard (Wide)
    • EDACS Standard Networked
    • EDACS Narrowband (Narrow)
    • EDACS Narrowband Networked
    • EDACS SCAT
    • EDACS ESK (Not ProVoice)
    • LTR Standard
    • Project 25 Phase I
    • Project 25 Phase II 1
    • DMR MOTOTRBO1,2
Notes
  1. Reception of these modes requires the Whistler Official Upgrade (WOU)
  2. This scanner will decode the mode, show slot and TG information but can't trunk track it. Whistler never paid for the licensing rights for it
  • System Voices:
    • Analog
    • Analog and APCO-25 Common Air Interface
    • APCO-25 Common Air Interface Exclusive

FCC Certification

Included Accessories

  • 5" 09080 Rubber Antenna
  • A standard USB A to USB Mini-B cable (No PC/IF converter cable needed)
  • 2GB MicroSD Card (Inside The Scanner)
  • Standard Belt Clip (See GRE Swivel clip below)
  • CD-Rom (EZ Scan Digital Software Utility Program)

IScan software download

Recommended accessories (Not included with the radio)

  • RS 800 Mhz duckie antenna
  • These items are no longer listed on the RS website under these SKUs. It's possible they may be available from places like Amazon or eBay, or under another SKU
    • ProductID=4385738 USB power adapter
    • Car USB power adapter
    • ProductId=11085372 MicroSD to SD card adapter
    • ProductId=4073596 SanDisk® MobileMate™ Duo
    • GRE Swivel belt clip

Related Pages

Mailing Lists / Forums

Pro-18 Scanners for Sale

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