Looking for pager tones

[station46]

My name is Mike. I volunteer at a fire station in Blythe Ca. We are getting new pagers (because getting our old ones fixed is just atking to long.) We are trying to get the tones for our station #46. I found a pretty complete list but it didn't have our station. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
Mike

 

[LZJSR]

Program to decipher tones

This software: http://www.comtekk.us/downloads.php is not free, but it works well. You can plug your scanner headphone jack into the microphone jack (get a two dollar cable from radio shack) of your computer, and when the tones are "heard" in the scanner, they get fed into the microphone jack of the computer. When this program is running, the frequencies of the tones going out are decoded on your screen. It works well, but it is not free.

 

[station46]

I saw that if I can't get it here thats what I'll probably use. Thanks for the info.
Mike

 

[Grog]

Whoever fixes them should tell you what your tones are if you ask.....

 

[station46]

I asked but he is on vacation for the next two weeks and were trying to get our pagers ordered as soon as possible

 

[BirkenVogt]

Whoever dispatches you should be able to tell, (within a few days) unless you do the dispatching yourself.

Birken