HomeTown Programming Services

As scanner technology and memory management advances to keep up with advanced communications systems, scanners have become increasingly complex to set-up and program. Scanner Master is the nation’s leader in scanner programming, relying on our nearly 30 years of experience.

We Program the following scanners:

Uniden:

BCD996T/XT, BCD396T/XT, BCT15/X, BC346XT, BC246T
GRE:
PSR-300, PSR-310, PSR-400, PSR-410, PSR-500, PSR-600
Radio Shack:
PRO-163, PRO-164, PRO-106, PRO-197
….as well as many older model scanners

Programming made as easy as 1,2,3!
Step 1 – Download Our Programming Order Form [PDF file]
Step 2 – Fill out order form
Step 3 – Pack up your scanner and ship it to us

Ship Scanners to:
Scanner Master Corp
ATTN: Programming Department
260 Hopping Brook Road
Holliston, MA 01746

Generally we program Police/Sheriff/Highway Patrol, Fire and EMS unless otherwise requested. Programming generally takes one to two weeks as we often have many radios to program at one time. Special requests may incur an additional fee.

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Set-up and Optimize Service for Pre-Programmed Scanners

Uniden:

HomePatrol HP-1

GRE:
PSR-700, PSR-800
RadioShack:
PRO-107, PRO-18


This great service covers the following:

  • Setting up a local favorites list/Scan List for your hometown
  • Updating the national pre-programmed database to the current date
  • Updating the radio’s firmware (operating system) to the latest version

Set-up and Optimize made as easy as 1,2,3!
Step 1- Download our Setup and Optimize order form [PDF file]
Step 2 – Fill out order form
Step 3 – Pack up your scanner and ship it to us

Ship Scanners to:
Scanner Master Corp
ATTN: Programming Department
260 Hopping Brook Road
Holliston, MA 01746

New Product – GRE PSR-310

By Jonathan Higgins

The Product: GRE PSR-310 Analog Trunking Scanner
Price: $199.95

The GRE PSR-310 is a good looking unit out of the box, with its black exterior and buttons with white lettering. The case layout is just like the GRE-PSR 500 with the same placement of the speaker, screen, and keypad.

New features found on the GRE PSR-310


Memory System
Object Oriented – Very simple to use and to field program compared to other models. An object can be shared in more than one scan list. An object can be single frequency or talk group.

LCD Display
Much larger display over the GRE PSR-300, bring a great full dot matrix bitmap display with an white LED backlight.

Multi-System Analog Trunking
Works with the following trunking systems:
-Motorola
-EDACS Standard/Narrow
-LTR Trunking
Supports the new 700MHz and 380MHz bands also can follow multisite Motorola systems

Exclusive Alert LED
This can be configured to illuminate or flash when a certain object is active.
Example:
Holliston Police – LED Blue Flash
Holliston Fire – LED Red Flash
Holliston Highway – LED Yellow Flash

Color Options
1 – Red
2 – Yellow
3 – Green
4 – Light Blue
5 – Blue
6 – Purple
7 – White

In the Box
-Antenna
-Owner’s Manual
-Black non-chargeable battery holder (inside the scanner)
-Yellow rechargeable battery holder
-Belt clip (Attached to the scanner)

Programming Software
ARC310 – Available from BuTel Software soon!

-NOTE-
For some people this scanner will not work due to the radio systems in their area. How check if this scanner will work in their area? Visit our sister website http://www.policescanners.com.

Product Test – GRE 800 MHz Rubber Antenna

By Jonathan Higgins

Product Tested: GRE 800 MHz Rubber Antenna
Cost of product: $19.95

Looking to improve your reception on the 800MHz? Over the past month Scanner Expert Greg Jolly and I tried out the “GRE 800 MHz Rubber Antenna“. Not only did it improve on the 800MHz reception we saw improvement on VHF-Hi and UHF system as well. This antenna comes with BNC connection you can convert this to a SMA with an optional “SMA to BNC adapter” for Uniden units. For $19.95 you can’t go wrong with trying this antenna!

Product Spec:

  • 800MHz Rubber Antenna
  • Straight design
  • 7 inch size
  • BNC Connector

 

New ProductGRE PSR-200U Scanner

By Jonathan Higgins
GRE PSR-200U Scanner

The GRE PSR-200/U scanner reminds me of my very first scanner the Radio Shack Realistic PRO-2014. GRE PSR-200U is replacing the GRE PSR-200.

What new with the GRE PSR-200U Scanner:
>> Adding the Broadcast FM Band – 87.3 – 107.9
>> Capability to program/decode the private line (CTCSS/DCS)
>> Signal Meter

Everything else is still the same. I have to say I like the added feature of CTCSS/DCS. This will help with blocking unwanted distance communications on the same given frequency. Also the Signal Meter is very nice too!

Also…
>> Desktop Design
>> 200 Channels
>> SAME Weather Alert
>> 5 Service Searches
>> Skywarn
>> PC Programmable
>> Backlight LCD Display
>> Easy to use Buttons

Frequency Coverage:
29-30MHz: 10 Meter Amateur Radio
30-50MHz: VHF Low
50-54MHz: 6 Meter Amateur Radio
87.3-107.9MHz: FM Broadcast Band
108-136.99166MHz: Aircraft
137-144MHz: Government
144-148MHz: 2 Meter Amateur Radio
148-174MHz: VHF Hi
380-450MHz: Amateur Radio/Government
450-470MHz: UHF Standard
470-512MHz: UHF “T”

Included in the box:
>> PSR-200U Scanner
>> Telescope Antenna
>> AC Adapter
>> User Manual

Great gift for someone that in a non-digital/trunking area…
You should keep the GRE PSR 200U Scanner in mind, this entry-level 200 channel scanner is very simple to operate. Program single frequency in a few simple steps, it that easy!

For some people this scanner will not work due to the radio systems in their area. How check if this scanner will work in their area? Visit our sister website http://www.policescanners.com.

GRE PSR-200U – Key Pad

GRE PSR-200U – Back of scanner Jacks

Welcome to the Scanner Master Blog Site

Hello. We’re pleased to introduce the Scanner Master web blog service today at Scannermaster.com. The purpose of the blog is to provide a forum for Scanner Master staff and colleagues to provide interesting and informative scanner news and tips to our customers and friends. Over time these blogs will also serve as an information resource that our customers will be able to use to research such topics such as, “Ways to Improve Scanner Reception Indoors,” and other interesting articles. We’ll also let you know about new products that are soon to be released and events and trade shows that Scanner Master will be attending.

We also invite you to submit your ideas for topics and your scanner questions that you would like answered. And of course at anytime we’d love to hear from you with your comments on our blog and our our site. Thank you very much.

Richard Barnett
May 2009