muhockey86
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What exactly is this feature useful for?
996t Fire Tone Out
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ka3jjz
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When I had my 996 at the time. I used it for the city and 2 stations around me and put it on stand by so don't have to hear the chatter at night.
muhockey86
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Is there an easy way to get the tones? I know the dept won't have them, they do nothing with the radios.
ka3jjz
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In addition, we have some FTO information in our wiki - more specifically, look at the Missouri collaboration page, then drill down to the counties/communities you want to check. We don't have every tone everywhere, but it might be a place to start.
Anything in red is a link that is not yet defined.
You might also be a bit more specific about which departments/areas you need - maybe someone in the Missouri forum will have them already, and they simply haven't added them to the wiki
73 Mike
Anything in red is a link that is not yet defined.
You might also be a bit more specific about which departments/areas you need - maybe someone in the Missouri forum will have them already, and they simply haven't added them to the wiki
73 Mike
muhockey86
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How do I do a tone search?
ka3jjz
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The older T series doesn't have that ability AFAIK. The newer XT series scanners do.
However you are not without resources. This wiki article lists, at the bottom, several utilities - some free, others not - that will do the job (remember anything in blue - both here and in our wiki - is a link).
Fire Tone Out - The RadioReference Wiki
All that would be required, apart from the software, is a nice clean connection from the soundcard to the 996t. The article above has a link to another article that discusses this in detail.
In addition, I mentioned looking at the Missouri collaboration page and, lastly, the Missouri forum here at RR in an earlier message in this thread.
73 Mike
However you are not without resources. This wiki article lists, at the bottom, several utilities - some free, others not - that will do the job (remember anything in blue - both here and in our wiki - is a link).
Fire Tone Out - The RadioReference Wiki
All that would be required, apart from the software, is a nice clean connection from the soundcard to the 996t. The article above has a link to another article that discusses this in detail.
In addition, I mentioned looking at the Missouri collaboration page and, lastly, the Missouri forum here at RR in an earlier message in this thread.
73 Mike
muhockey86
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Checked the Missouri page and the Fire Tone Out wiki, found nothing. I guess what I'm looking for is just maybe a chart that lists the different tones and maybe a sound clip?
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