BM82557
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Anyone know what PABXI is? --
DSDPlus DMR TIII PABXI
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doctordialtone
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It could mean it's originating from a phone system.
"PABX" means Private Automatic Branch Exchange. (A phone system)
Business telephone system - Wikipedia
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That's what my career was all about. Installing and maintaining.
Telephone related as mentioned. From the ETSI standard:
PABXI = Gateway address for services to the PABX using payload aligned timing
PABXI = Gateway address for services to the PABX using payload aligned timing
BM82557
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Thanks for the info.
Reconrider
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Does CLMRN have access to this setup, or do the troopers/officers just call them from a cell phone?It could mean it's originating from a phone system.
"PABX" means Private Automatic Branch Exchange. (A phone system)
Business telephone system - Wikipedia
That's what my career was all about. Installing and maintaining.
doctordialtone
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As far as I know - just cell phones.
Reconrider
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Surprising since it seems like they went way far out with this trunked radio system.
Would be neat if they were to ever make it work like that, but I guess I could see it barely being used when everyone has cell phones these days
doctordialtone
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Agreed 
. They manage to get the job done.
. They manage to get the job done.CanesFan95
Analog already is interoperable.
Every so often, some new, unknown message like this shows up on DSD+ and then someone posts about it. So how do we ever get like a complete list of these things from the DSD+ people? It's like, they go and program it in the software, but they don't give us a list saying what all the abbreviations mean.
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Expecting a full blown documentation for DSD+ is unfortunately a pipe dream.
Only real way to get info on messages shown by DSD+ is to look through the standards (look at annex sections).
For DMR:
Only real way to get info on messages shown by DSD+ is to look through the standards (look at annex sections).
For DMR:
CanesFan95
Analog already is interoperable.
Well, I just thought if the DSD+ programmers know all that and program in all those codes, how feasible would it be that they could take that and then just give us a list.
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