Hi all.
Can someone please tell me or point me in the right direction of ses frequencies. I've been reading that they're on the smr network. I have a ubcd396xt. Any help programming would be great. Thanks.
SES Vic frequencies
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X-Firey
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Re: SES Vic frequencies
VICSES dispatch channels are on the SMR Network however they still use their UHF NFM analogue network. VICSES are dispatched via the SMR but then mostly operate on their UHF channels with most comms going through their local headquarters (LHQ). I believe the LHQ may then relay messages back to ESTA via the SMR as required. The UHF channels are rather active at this time. Here is the info have go at programming your scanner yourself. If you don't have programming software I'd suggest Freescan...
Display Frequency Tone
SESCH1 468.6000 107.2Hz
SESCH2 468.6250 107.2Hz
SESCH3 468.6500 107.2Hz
SESCH4 468.5500 107.2Hz
SESCH5 468.5750 107.2Hz
SESCH6 468.6000 114.8Hz
SESCH7 468.6250 114.8Hz
SESCH8 468.6500 114.8Hz
SESCH9 468.5500 114.8Hz
SESCH10 468.5750 114.8Hz
SESCH11 468.6000 None
SESCH12 468.6250 None
SESCH13 468.6500 None
SESCH14 468.5500 None
SESCH15 468.5750 None
SIMP 1 468.6000 107.2Hz
SIMP 2 468.6250 107.2Hz
SIMP 3 468.6500 107.2Hz
SIMP 4 468.5500 107.2Hz
SIMP 5 468.5750 107.2Hz
SIMP 6 468.6000 114.8Hz
SIMP 7 468.6250 114.8Hz
SIMP 8 468.6500 114.8Hz
SIMP 9 468.5500 114.8Hz
SIMP 10 468.5750 114.8Hz
IVR CH1 468.6000 167.9Hz
IVR CH2 468.6250 167.9Hz
IVR CH3 468.6500 167.9Hz
IVR CH4 468.5500 167.9Hz
IVR CH5 468.5750 167.9Hz
UHFINC1 468.6000 127.3Hz
UHFINC2 468.6250 127.3Hz
UHFINC3 468.6500 127.3Hz
UHFINC4 468.5500 127.3Hz
UHFINC5 468.5750 127.3Hz
Display Frequency Tone
SESCH1 468.6000 107.2Hz
SESCH2 468.6250 107.2Hz
SESCH3 468.6500 107.2Hz
SESCH4 468.5500 107.2Hz
SESCH5 468.5750 107.2Hz
SESCH6 468.6000 114.8Hz
SESCH7 468.6250 114.8Hz
SESCH8 468.6500 114.8Hz
SESCH9 468.5500 114.8Hz
SESCH10 468.5750 114.8Hz
SESCH11 468.6000 None
SESCH12 468.6250 None
SESCH13 468.6500 None
SESCH14 468.5500 None
SESCH15 468.5750 None
SIMP 1 468.6000 107.2Hz
SIMP 2 468.6250 107.2Hz
SIMP 3 468.6500 107.2Hz
SIMP 4 468.5500 107.2Hz
SIMP 5 468.5750 107.2Hz
SIMP 6 468.6000 114.8Hz
SIMP 7 468.6250 114.8Hz
SIMP 8 468.6500 114.8Hz
SIMP 9 468.5500 114.8Hz
SIMP 10 468.5750 114.8Hz
IVR CH1 468.6000 167.9Hz
IVR CH2 468.6250 167.9Hz
IVR CH3 468.6500 167.9Hz
IVR CH4 468.5500 167.9Hz
IVR CH5 468.5750 167.9Hz
UHFINC1 468.6000 127.3Hz
UHFINC2 468.6250 127.3Hz
UHFINC3 468.6500 127.3Hz
UHFINC4 468.5500 127.3Hz
UHFINC5 468.5750 127.3Hz
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jimbojones889
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Re: SES Vic frequencies
Are there specific frequencies for the smr? I have the UHF ones programmed as I can hear them speak to lhq.
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X-Firey
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Re: SES Vic frequencies
Yes there are specific frequencies, around 500 VHF frequencies in 12.5KHz increments.
The SMR Network Is an MPT1327 analogue trunking system with approx 100 sites statewide. Scanners are unable to follow this system as a trunking system.
You could program in the 500 frequencies and scan them but you would not be able to follow a conversation as such. I think it would be a fair task as many govt departments use this network. The network will be shut down in due course as Govt departments move over to the RMR and MMR respectively. We will see this transition start to take place this year.
The SMR Network Is an MPT1327 analogue trunking system with approx 100 sites statewide. Scanners are unable to follow this system as a trunking system.
You could program in the 500 frequencies and scan them but you would not be able to follow a conversation as such. I think it would be a fair task as many govt departments use this network. The network will be shut down in due course as Govt departments move over to the RMR and MMR respectively. We will see this transition start to take place this year.