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NOAA Weather Patch to Mototrbo System

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Working off a XPR8300 and a mix of digital and analog channels is there a reliable way to have a NOAA weather radio transmit (possibly a VOX feature) on the primary channel for when there is a weather alert for the county the system is in? Has anyone tried this type of setup before?

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Mix? Does this mean the repeater will work digital or analog, first in first out? Mixed Mode? If so, I doubt it. What talk group ID would it transmit? That's determined by the subscriber. I think you'd need a SAME receiver tied to a control station and have to broadcast it that way.
 

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Working off a XPR8300 and a mix of digital and analog channels is there a reliable way to have a NOAA weather radio transmit (possibly a VOX feature) on the primary channel for when there is a weather alert for the county the system is in? Has anyone tried this type of setup before?

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Our solution can take EMWIN alerts an distribute a device aware parsed version of then as text to users or groups.

If you want audio, you could combine EMWIN, ASTERISK, APP_RPT, IBM''s TTS engine together to do a group and or direct call announce using the Repeters telephone interconnect EID.

https://www.ibm.com/watson/developercloud/developer-tools.html
https://pbxinaflash.com/community/threads/revolutionary-tts-coming-soon.21162/#post-129562
 

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Mix? Does this mean the repeater will work digital or analog, first in first out? Mixed Mode? If so, I doubt it. What talk group ID would it transmit? That's determined by the subscriber. I think you'd need a SAME receiver tied to a control station and have to broadcast it that way.

The zone has a mix of digital and analog channels but the repeater is managing a digital frequency. The weather alert would be transmitted from a mobile mototrbo radio used as a base/control station in our administration building also used for regular voice transmissions. I'm looking for a setup that would transmit the weather alert from that radio to the digitally repeated channel.
 

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The zone has a mix of digital and analog channels but the repeater is managing a digital frequency. The weather alert would be transmitted from a mobile mototrbo radio used as a base/control station in our administration building also used for regular voice transmissions. I'm looking for a setup that would transmit the weather alert from that radio to the digitally repeated channel.

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