Springfield pd and fd are going to marcs tmro from provoice. How long before database is updated for the 436.
There are already Springfield talk groups in the database. Listen to those and see if they are accurate. I read somewhere here that they would be encrypted, but the only ones currently listed as such are the Sheriff Tac channels.Springfield pd and fd are going to marcs tmro from provoice. How long before database is updated for the 436.
i have a sds100 is there a tutorial on how to enter manually? The database will not allow me to append.
If you are saying that you are trying to append to the database, you can't. What you can do is append information from the database into a favorites list.
Does anyone know of a Sheriff's office in Ohio that refers to dispatch as 300 and uses 3xx unit IDs ?
54765 is "TAC 1" but I don't know for which agency. Looking at other 547xx TGs in the RRDB it appears these are pretty consistently used by County SO's.
Unit 349 called 300 while traveling through Summit County around 4:20pm today to report an accident on route 277 and had no idea where he really was or which agency was responsible. Based on the discussion he was apparently picking up a prisoner and taking them back to another county. Update: RIDS were 390108 390022 (Maybe Perry or Huron County?)
However, the IDs you list are actually Ashland County; Ohio MARCS IDs are the two digit county number followed by five numbers which might be defined by the county, or not (xx9xxxx indicates a MARCS customer with a random assigned ID for their county). The system drops the leading zero. Same kind of thing got me on Athens County until I took a closer look.
Have you seen any definitive spreadsheet on this? I've found 2-3 online on various ohio.gov sites dated anywhere from 2013 to 2016 that contradict each other on what they claim to be the ranges. See the last page of https://siec.ohio.gov/Portals/0/pdf/7xRadioIDSOP.pdf for example.
Then this BRICS website Radio IDs implies the first three digits of a 9 digit RID define county, but that doesn't work for this example or stuff I am watching daily on the Summit County site. Throw in the random IDs and it gets confusing.
Radio testing and tone testing on Ravenna Fire Dispatch 40543 today.
Mike,
The information you have for the Hamler (Henry Co) is for the NWOPSRS and it is indeed online.