Firecom Southeast Frequencies

[alinco21]

Yes they work, Analogue NFM.

[tas-scan-master]

Yes they work, Analogue NFM.

Do I need a transmit and receive freq or just put in the freq for both as listed?

And is there any ctcss

[railscan]

461.41875 MHz QUEENSLAND FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES (84379) Energex Site Constitution Hill Sir Samuel Griffith Dr MOUNT COOT-THA QLD 4066
461.56875 MHz QUEENSLAND FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES (84379) Powerlink Site Tamborine-Oxenford Rd MOUNT TAMBORINE QLD 4210
461.75625 MHz QUEENSLAND FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES (84379) Energex Site Constitution Hill Sir Samuel Griffith Dr MOUNT COOT-THA QLD 4066
461.78125 MHz QUEENSLAND FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES (84379) PRSC Water Tower Site adj 54 Minerva Ct EATONS HILL QLD 4037
461.84375 MHz QUEENSLAND FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES (84379) Energex Site Bilbrough Lookout SPRINGBROOK QLD 4213
461.96875 MHz QUEENSLAND FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES (84379) Police Site off Seaview Rd MOUNT COTTON QLD 4165

Tried these but none seem to work. Should they be programmed in analogue or digital? Do you happen to have a screenshot of a programmed file I can use as a reference?

The frequencies listed above are all data control links and therefore cannot be demodulated by a scanner. While I am not in QLD, I understand that in South East QLD, the fire services use the GWN P25 Phase II network and are encrypted. Obviously someone on the ground can confirm or deny that.

R

[dags19]

you can only hear the turnout frequencies which is something i guess
in the south east qld

[alinco21]

They are not toned at all, so you get to hear the beeps ect when they open the doors and turn the lights on as well the voice giving some info about the job they are being dispatched to. Everything else goes to the GWN.

[tas-scan-master]

They are not toned at all, so you get to hear the beeps ect when they open the doors and turn the lights on as well the voice giving some info about the job they are being dispatched to. Everything else goes to the GWN.

Still having trouble getting these to work. You've confirmed analogue fm, but I still gant get these to work.

[Phil]

They are Analogue, most scanners will correct the frequency step but for the most part they work.