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12-06-2012, 1:17 PM
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Originally Posted by PVPD730
Disregard my last message. It appears Platte has switched control channels. 858.4375 appears to be the active one for now.
Getting lots of LE activity on talkgroups 34101 and 34117 (unsure who's using what).
It sounds like the Sheriff's Office has completely switched as the legacy VHF channels have been silent most of the morning.
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34100 Law 1
34101 Law 2
34117 is Court officers and maybe County Jail too not sure yet
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12-07-2012, 2:15 AM
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Okay, I'm sorry, but now even I'm getting confused. Or just old. :-)
If I wanted to monitor Blue Springs, would I enter the KCMO P25 freqs as I did for Gladstone, Riverside etc. or are there separate ones like JOCO has?
Same with Platte County? I don't completely get the different sets of freqs for the same system. I do understand where they might be shared.
Thanks.
Jack007
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12-07-2012, 2:19 AM
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12-07-2012, 3:36 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack007
Okay, I'm sorry, but now even I'm getting confused. Or just old. :-)
If I wanted to monitor Blue Springs, would I enter the KCMO P25 freqs as I did for Gladstone, Riverside etc. or are there separate ones like JOCO has?
Same with Platte County? I don't completely get the different sets of freqs for the same system. I do understand where they might be shared.
Thanks.
Jack007
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Platte County and Blue Springs are programmed as separate systems.
For Blue Springs
854.7125
855.9375
856.7375
857.7375
For Platte Co
856.2625
857.2625
857.4375
858.2625
858.4375
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12-07-2012, 7:14 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by PVPD730
Platte County and Blue Springs are programmed as separate systems.
For Blue Springs
854.7125
855.9375
856.7375
857.7375
For Platte Co
856.2625
857.2625
857.4375
858.2625
858.4375
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I think he is asking if he puts the Control Channels you have above in the MARRS system...Im not sure you can just start a new separate system...they are in KCMO's system the way I understand it....
you might show an example if you can....
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12-07-2012, 8:12 AM
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Originally Posted by KC0CSE
Im not sure you can just start a new separate system...they are in KCMO's system the way I understand it....
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I'm a bit confused as to what you mean by that. KCMO is the "Master Site" for MARRS while Platte County, JOCO, and Blue Springs are all considered "Prime Sites". Only public safety users on the KCMO system are KCPD, KCFD, Gladstone, NKC, Clay County Sheriff, and Riverside (although Riverside has been appearing on the Platte County site from time to time). Units from Platte County, Blue Springs, and JOCO agencies all stay on their prime sites unless someone initiates a pursuit or responds mutual aid to another part of the city.
Keeping things separate in my scanners has worked out quite well.
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Originally Posted by KC0CSE
you might show an example if you can....
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I'll try to do that and keep it as brief as possible. Here's how things are set up in my BCD396/996XT scanners for KCMO, Platte County, Blue Springs, and JOCO...
System: ZN1 KCMO P25
Site: ZN1 KCMO P25 (Q1)
Trunk Frequencies (CC's Only):
851.050
851.325
851.4875
851.600
851.8625
System: ZN3 Platte P25
Site: ZN3 Platte P25 (Q3)
Trunk Frequencies (CC's Only):
856.2625
857.2625
857.4375
858.2625
858.4375
System: ZN6 Indep East
Site: ZN6 Indep East (Q6)
Trunk Frequencies (CC's Only):
854.7125
855.9375
856.7375
857.7375
System: ZN8 JOCO P25
Site: ZN8 JOCO P25 (Q8)
Trunk Frequencies (CC's only):
774.48125
774.73125
Hope that helps answer any questions...
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12-07-2012, 8:52 AM
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ok I think that nails it...you have me on the right page...thanks for you help....have a great day!! Mike...
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12-07-2012, 7:35 PM
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You, my friend are on the right track!
This is the way you should program your scanner...
HH
Quote:
Originally Posted by PVPD730
Keeping things separate in my scanners has worked out quite well.
I'll try to do that and keep it as brief as possible. Here's how things are set up in my BCD396/996XT scanners for KCMO, Platte County, Blue Springs, and JOCO...
System: ZN1 KCMO P25
Site: ZN1 KCMO P25 (Q1)
Trunk Frequencies (CC's Only):
851.050
851.325
851.4875
851.600
851.8625
System: ZN3 Platte P25
Site: ZN3 Platte P25 (Q3)
Trunk Frequencies (CC's Only):
856.2625
857.2625
857.4375
858.2625
858.4375
System: ZN6 Indep East
Site: ZN6 Indep East (Q6)
Trunk Frequencies (CC's Only):
854.7125
855.9375
856.7375
857.7375
System: ZN8 JOCO P25
Site: ZN8 JOCO P25 (Q8)
Trunk Frequencies (CC's only):
774.48125
774.73125
853.77500 Don't for get to add these 2 - 800 mhz ones to JoCo
853.96250
Hope that helps answer any questions...
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Last edited by hkrharry; 12-07-2012 at 7:38 PM..
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12-07-2012, 8:00 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by hkrharry
You, my friend are on the right track!
This is the way you should program your scanner...
HH
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That is how I do mine, even with MHP I have about 3 towers for each quick key.
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12-09-2012, 12:35 AM
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Platte County has TG 34104 as they referred it to "Tac 1" and seemed it was either a secondary or a channel to run license plates on. Their system sounds great compared to the legacy one they had. Only heard talk on Law 1, 34100 and Tac 1 as listed above. Had an emergency call, but didn't hear FD on the system that I could tell.
Also I heard a lot from Life Flight Eagle on the KCMO side, is that a dispatch TG for them does anyone know because it sounded like it was?!
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12-09-2012, 4:52 AM
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Originally Posted by scannerowner
Platte County has TG 34104 as they referred it to "Tac 1" and seemed it was either a secondary or a channel to run license plates on. Their system sounds great compared to the legacy one they had. Only heard talk on Law 1, 34100 and Tac 1 as listed above. Had an emergency call, but didn't hear FD on the system that I could tell.
Also I heard a lot from Life Flight Eagle on the KCMO side, is that a dispatch TG for them does anyone know because it sounded like it was?!
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You heard correct!:
Medical Helicopters Talkgroups
DEC HEX Mode Alpha Tag Description Tag
31842 7c62 D LifeFlight LifeFlight Eagle Medical Helicopters
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12-09-2012, 11:08 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by hkrharry
You heard correct!:
Medical Helicopters Talkgroups
DEC HEX Mode Alpha Tag Description Tag
31842 7c62 D LifeFlight LifeFlight Eagle Medical Helicopters
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Got it! Is that a dispatch channel or operations channel?
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12-09-2012, 11:13 AM
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Most of the time it is both scannerowner.
hkrharry, do you think we could change the name of the Jackson County - Simulcast to KCMO Simulcast or something like that, right now we have Jackson County - Simulcast and East Jackson County Simulcast.
I think it is going to be confusing and it covers more then just Jackson county. Just an idea Thanks.
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12-09-2012, 12:02 PM
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So they do dispatch on it? I thought I heard them saying respond to somewhere. Are they just the helicopters in KC or does that include Trenton and Clinton.
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12-09-2012, 12:25 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by scannerowner
So they do dispatch on it? I thought I heard them saying respond to somewhere. Are they just the helicopters in KC or does that include Trenton and Clinton.
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Eagle 2 (Harrisonville) and Eagle 3 (Odessa) are toned-out on the KC Wireless passport trunked system. Eagle 1 (Trenton) and Eagle 5 (Clinton) have their own conventional UHF base frequencies for initial dispatches. All aircraft have access to the 31842 (LFE Ops) talkgroup to give ETA's, position reports, etc. No initial dispatching takes place on that one.
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12-09-2012, 4:35 PM
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Originally Posted by wbigcount
Most of the time it is both scannerowner.
hkrharry, do you think we could change the name of the Jackson County - Simulcast to KCMO Simulcast or something like that, right now we have Jackson County - Simulcast and East Jackson County Simulcast.
I think it is going to be confusing and it covers more then just Jackson county. Just an idea Thanks.
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I was thinking the same thing last lite while I was moving things around.
That the similar names would be confusing a bit.
Let me make it so..... Done
HH
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12-09-2012, 6:38 PM
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thank you!!!! that's the way It should be!!!....keep up the great work you guy's do for us!!!
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12-09-2012, 6:59 PM
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Platte County moved all of their Fire/EMS dispatching to 34141. This includes all northland Fire Departments, Smithville Fire as well as NRAD ambulances. With the latter two previously on their own VHF frequencies. I'm sure they have fireground TAC channels, but I am not certain.
I should be getting my hands on one of the police side radios tonight and using my laptop with UniTrunker. Should make the task easy and hope to have plenty of channels ID'd. Its my first experience using UniTrunker on my 106. Tinkered with it at home last night and it seemed to work even though I was only seeing 40-75% of the control channel data at home. At work I can easily hear 99%, so I hope it goes well.
As far as the quality, I am very pleased with the way it sounds from work but cannot hear anything at home anymore.
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12-09-2012, 7:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Bullet120
Platte County moved all of their Fire/EMS dispatching to 34141. This includes all northland Fire Departments, Smithville Fire as well as NRAD ambulances. With the latter two previously on their own VHF frequencies. I'm sure they have fireground TAC channels, but I am not certain.
I should be getting my hands on one of the police side radios tonight and using my laptop with UniTrunker. Should make the task easy and hope to have plenty of channels ID'd. Its my first experience using UniTrunker on my 106. Tinkered with it at home last night and it seemed to work even though I was only seeing 40-75% of the control channel data at home. At work I can easily hear 99%, so I hope it goes well.
As far as the quality, I am very pleased with the way it sounds from work but cannot hear anything at home anymore.
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Be sure to set up auto save AND manually save your data...I have lost weeks of data on entire systems before when the program crashed and random bugs caused my files to be lost...
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12-09-2012, 7:23 PM
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Hey Bullet120 Check your PM.
HH
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bullet120
Platte County moved all of their Fire/EMS dispatching to 34141. This includes all northland Fire Departments, Smithville Fire as well as NRAD ambulances. With the latter two previously on their own VHF frequencies. I'm sure they have fireground TAC channels, but I am not certain.
I should be getting my hands on one of the police side radios tonight and using my laptop with UniTrunker. Should make the task easy and hope to have plenty of channels ID'd. Its my first experience using UniTrunker on my 106. Tinkered with it at home last night and it seemed to work even though I was only seeing 40-75% of the control channel data at home. At work I can easily hear 99%, so I hope it goes well.
As far as the quality, I am very pleased with the way it sounds from work but cannot hear anything at home anymore.
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