Does anyone want to submit the information so that we can get it up on the site as soon as possible?
Mike
Mike
I have heard Syracuse PD on the new system this morning. Had about 30 minutes to listen before work. Sound like 911 had everyone testing their 50 buttons. I think I still have some issues with my programming as I don't think I was getting the full conversation. So far I have detected the following TGIDs: 32, 33, 34, 35, 37
I can't listen to it at work but I can see the logs from my scanner and it looks like 37 is the busiest so far. I can still see some voice traffic on their analog freqs but again, I can hear them from work, all I see is them showing up in my logs. Not sure if they are cross patched or what. Hopefully I will have some more info once I get home tonight.
What this and the license information tells me, is Onondaga County is using a combination of simulcast cells and single towers for the system. This will make for some interesting challanges to monitor.
I know this is a bit off-topic, so my apologies to the posters here and the Mods. I wanted to ask if there are any live police & fire feeds for Oswego? I'm originally from Syracuse and my nephew is on the force there. If any of the guys here could let me know, that would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
Just to clarify - the Onondaga County system is not "Motorola." It is P25 Exclusive Simulcast. Unfortunately, the earlier digital trunktracking scanners treat everything that is not EDACS or LTR as Motorola.
Will the digital system be simulcast on analog until the transition is complete?
Just to clarify - the Onondaga County system is not "Motorola." It is P25 Exclusive Simulcast. Unfortunately, the earlier digital trunktracking scanners treat everything that is not EDACS or LTR as Motorola.
If someone has successfully programmed their BC996T to track this system, could you please share how you did this. I don't know whether this is a trunking system or what not and I have never programmed anything beyond EDACS and Conventional frequencies. I don't want to have to get an Engineering Degree to use this radio. I simply want to program it. I don't live in front of the radio. I just want to listen to it occassionally. Simple answers are all that is neccessary sometimes.