fleetnet question

[gunz2000]

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This might sound dumb but is there anyway to program the freq's in my radio and tone out the OPP, ie enter a PL for moh or mto??

 

[EJB]

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This might sound dumb but is there anyway to program the freq's in my radio and tone out the OPP, ie enter a PL for moh or mto??

Extremely vague

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What scanner do you have? What tower are you monitoring?
Do you understand that the OPP that you listen to are on a fleetnet system witch frequencies for towers and talkgroups?

You can not listen to the OPP if you simply choose not to enter in the talkgroups for them and enter in the talkgroups you choose to listen to.

Maybe you are listening to the OPP conventional frequencies, if you dont want to listen to them simply click lock out and delete.

 

[gunz2000]

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Sorry I should have said more, I'm not useing a scanner I have a mod'ed icom 2900 that I use for hunting, I just remember back long time ago I was able to use the T-SQL to tone out the constant beeping on the frq. By entering there pl tone, just wondering if something like that could be done to drop the opp's data... I been puting the fonthill tower numbers in

 

[exkalibur]

There's no 'data' per say. The OPP use P25 digital. This is not compatible with an analog scanner. They only way you can hear them is with a P25 scanner.

 

[gunz2000]

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I don't want to hear the opp, I can hear the I can hear the moh and mto, but a keep geting an data blast every now and then witch I beleave is the opp, just wondering if I can filter that out some how

 

[mikewazowski]

No, you'll need to buy a proper trunk tracking scanner to filter out the OPP.

 

[gunz2000]

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Are the MNR P25 as well?

 

[VE3JSO]

yes they are p25 digital only analog talkgroups is mot and ems and i think corrections

if you go to Bell Fleetnet - Ontario Provincial Government Zone 1 Trunking System, Southwest Zone, Ontario - Scanner Frequencies and check the mode column that would tell you if that talkgroup would be digital or analog or enc

 

[VE3JSO]

sorry for double posting. here is a link to mnr scanner database for some freqs that may or may mot work Ministry of Natural Resources Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

 

[EJB]

Ya. The days of using 'tones' as you called them to weed out the OPP are long gone, dare I say a century ago in the late 1990's.

As mentioned by others you can type in the MNR frequencies listed but in order to hear the MTO and MOH you will need a trunk tracking scanner.

 

[gunz2000]

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Ejb, do you remeber that beeping sound that the opp used on there channels I been trying to figure out what that system was

 

[SCPD]

That old system the OPP used before they came on Fleetnet was called the "NORS SYSTEM" and the beeping noise you heard was a computer generated noise to tell what was the active channel or "MARKER" as it was called.

Hope this helps

 

[gunz2000]

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What does NORS stand for??

 

[Forts]

'Nuther Old Radio System?

 

[gunz2000]

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LOL that's good.