I have a MRK SYS and a 500m. In my programmer i did not enable the emer aduio or emer disp options, how ever i still recieve the emer tone/beep and emer disp *TRXEMER* when one of our channels goes to restricted traffic(which is what i want). Does the enabling and diabling even matter, or can dispatch over ride this feature from thier consoles? Second, is the emergancy tone/beep the same on all radios or does it vary(not the individual fire tones)? Third, what is the recieve to transmit frequency equation? Fourth and final, why are LIDS 16383-16392 reserved and should not be used(according to ProGrammer help)?
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I can answer some. A console can always premp a radio. I believe the radio transmit is 45 mhz lower than it's recieve. Those lids are wildcards that are assigned by the CSD or IMC(MOM) or VIDA when a lid is unknown. I am still learning about the signalling that occurs during an EMERGENCY. i hope this helps some.
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DOH9792 said:
From the help screens of programmer:
Emergency Audio
This control enables or disables audio during an emergency transmission.
When this control is enabled, audio is not affected during an emergency transmission.
When this control is disabled, all audio (voice, alert tones, etc.) is muted during an emergency transmission. This feature is used in conjunction with the Emergency Display control to prevent emergency annunciation at the radio. Once the user presses the PTT button the radio display and audio returns to normal. On some radio types the audio and display will also update and return to normal if the user presses the System/Group buttons.
Emergency Display
This control enables or disables changes to the display during an emergency transmission.
The radio display is not affected during an emergency transmission.
The radio display will not change or update during an emergency transmission. This feature is used in conjunction with the Emergency Audio control to prevent emergency annunciation at the radio. Once the user presses the PTT button the radio display and audio returns to normal. On some radio types the audio and display will also update and return to normal if the user presses the System/Group buttons.
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The dispatcher can pre-empt your tarnsmission but they can not override the way your radio behaves when it receives an emergency.
Unless you are in an Extended Addressing EDACS System, 16383 is the highest LID available. 16383 is reserved for system use. 16383 is the wildcard LID as the other poster said. If 16383 is valid on all sites (provided they are equipped with a Site Controller or SIM & Site Pro) then a radio with any LID can talk on the system. If it is not valid, then the LID must be in the CSD database (which is uploaded to each site) in order to talk.
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