Xstream003 wrote:I thought that to listen to trunked systems the radio itself needs to connect or affilate to the network for it to work properly. So how will the scanners do the RMR trunked?
vkcpolice wrote:what about the imc ch's? the one we use on analogue was 76 and that went through a repeater its gonna be hard to find the new ch numbers to program into my scanner. im mainly just at the moment looking for imc 76 and FG 51 i was told they were 300 something
Without looking it up FG51 will be 301 same frequency just digital. Imc 76 if memory is right, frenchmans gap, will be same frequency also ch 326 but in digital
vkcpolice wrote:Since IMC 76 goes through A repeater it will be trunked on the rmr so need a tgid also need the new CH numbers for 76 and 51.
It is my understanding from extensive reading that District Dispatch channels 500 - 580 will be Trunked and all other will be P25 Conventional I will have a look at the band plan when I find it again
vkcpolice wrote:Since IMC 76 goes through A repeater it will be trunked on the rmr so need a tgid also need the new CH numbers for 76 and 51.
No only channels on the Telstra RMR network are trunked, CFA IMC analogue channels are/ will become P25 conventional. Most trunked channels are in the 500's but there are some scattered throughout the channel plan as part of the additional RMR Command channels that were added recently.
Your channel ch76/ 326 is not a trunked channel but a P25 conventional so won't need a TGID and channel ch51/ 301 is also a P25 conventional channel.
melbournefan wrote:Some imc channels are the same but it would have P25 instead of analog.
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for the IMC ch's that go through a repeater does anyone know yet of there TGID's i cant find a new fireground or imc ch list anywhere on the net. this is prob due to were still testing the new digital fg ch's but would be nice to know what they all are to program the scanner ready for summer
Dumb question... My local brigade uses RMR 512. if I want to just have a separate set of LOCAl frequencies how do I do this? Do I take all the freqs for the local transmitter and hope for the best?
Cally460 wrote:Dumb question... My local brigade uses RMR 512. if I want to just have a separate set of LOCAl frequencies how do I do this? Do I take all the freqs for the local transmitter and hope for the best?
Due to the way trunking works, you can't. You could scan the voice channels of the local RMR tower, but then you're gonna be getting all comms that are sent through that tower, which would include 502 and possibly others. Best bet is to use a trunking scanner, then just lock out all talkgroups except 512.
