TG ID Question

[boernegang]

I am monitoring the Boerne LCRA site with PRO96Com and saw an interesting entry in the Channel Grant Trace. The type is "queued, the TG is 16777212, it has a radio ID of 8300387. Anyone have any idea of what that would be?? I've never seen "queued" in the type column before and that is a interesting TG.

 

[RaleighGuy]

TG is 16777212, it has a radio ID of 8300387. Anyone have any idea of what that would be??

Typically when I see a TG like that it is an emergency TG or message, someone hit the emergency button. I believe Queued means the freqs are busy and the data/message is waiting to be sent. Very possible they were testing or making changes.

 

[Russell]

I thounght 16777212 was "all call". Just a WAG.

 

[RaleighGuy]

I thounght 16777212 was "all call". Just a WAG.

65535 is wildcard on a P25 system which Pro96Com decodes

 

[boernegang]

Here is a screenshot of PRO96com

 

[JethrowJohnson]

Typically when I see a TG like that it is an emergency TG or message, someone hit the emergency button. I believe Queued means the freqs are busy and the data/message is waiting to be sent. Very possible they were testing or making changes.

I thought emergency traffic had a preemptive priority over normal traffic on trunked systems?

 

[RaleighGuy]

I thought emergency traffic had a preemptive priority over normal traffic on trunked systems?

Typically yes, however in test phase resources may not be in place, I see those hits often on DSD+