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Question? About P25 TRS
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nd5y
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Correct except if the site has three frequencies then one is the control channel and two are voice channels so only two talkgroups can be active at the same time.
Can you specify which system/city?
I'm confused as to why they would have 3 frequencies for the "statewide" system. You sure that's not 3 talkgroups?
Or, are they partitioned off from the rest of the statewide system? Or is there only 1 site that serves your city? Are you sure those are 3 total channels, or just 3 possible control channels?
If it's P25 phase 2 it would double the number of talkpaths on the voice channels.
Sorry, I meant site.
With MPSCS, the last user gets a "bonk" tone, as does anyone else in the state that is on a talkgroup that is their primary selection on that tower.
I would guess that all, or most, SmartZone systems are like that.
I would guess that all, or most, SmartZone systems are like that.
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It depends if the talkgroup is set for allstart or fast start
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Fast start and all start only matter when the busy is at another site participating in the talk group call. If the originating site is busy, the configuration of the talk group with respect to those parameters doesn't matter, it just goes into the busy queue.
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