It appears Layton Fire is playing with a new dispatch robot like VECC in SLC and Weber County on tgid 5600.
TGID testing on 10304.
Inquisitive minds want to know.
TGID testing on 10304.
Inquisitive minds want to know.
Layton Fire Getting Robot?
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It appears the robot is up and active and is patched to tgid 10400 which is Layton Fire 1
ecps92
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Very likely this is the G2 VoiceAlert Automated Dispatch. I haven't confirmed this is the system being used by Davis, VECC, and others in Utah currently but it seems to be the most popular around.
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G2 VoiceAlert Automated Dispatch - Phoenix G2 Station Alerting
Provides dispatchers with manual alerting, alert monitoring, radio announcement control and station alarm reporting. The Phoenix G2 VoiceAlert is a computer-automated dispatch module that assists…
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is that what that button is for????
I work for a private company that has many fire stations across the country, and the Phoenix G2 is taking over fast. They work great, and are easy to wire radios into. The configuration we use is a Motorola Trbo series mobile wired to the panel for fire station alerting. Being IP based, add on: lights, speakers, sirens, and scrolling displays are easy to add on. Luckily, I have lived where the "robot" dispatcher has been in use for a few years.....so hearing more is becoming the norm now.
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Yes as well as asking for the thread to be moved to another or combined, many options
It uses whatever radio works for the system since MOST operations use a TG OTA as a redundant fallback should IP fail. I know here in Utah we are big on keeping things redundant for agencies including that OTA broadcast of "Samantha" as we use to call it back east.
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