My department has transitioned to an P25 800mhz system and have G5 pagers in the station for station alerting. We are alerted off of P25 2 tone from a MIP console in our dispatch center. The last few days, stations have reported getting an alert, but no voice after the alert. This only happens every once and a while, and seems to only happen when it is a multiple station call. I have been told this is a tone stacking problem with the pager and that the 1.3 update will fix it. Is there something else i need to do in PPS? I have timeout reset selected at 300 seconds and a 5 second delay. Should i remove the 5 second delay? thank you!
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