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AFS vs. Decimal

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Hi All,
I am programming an EDACS Wide system into a BC250D. It is asking for an ID Format: AFS or Decimal. Some examples of the TG's in this system are 0545, 0546, etc. Are these AFS or Decimal??

Also, what does AFS mean?

Thanks all for your help!!
 
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scanjunkie said:
Hi All,
I am programming an EDACS Wide system into a BC250D. It is asking for an ID Format: AFS or Decimal. Some examples of the TG's in this system are 0545, 0546, etc. Are these AFS or Decimal??

Also, what does AFS mean?

Thanks all for your help!!
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Those are decimal (just like the numbers you know). AFS I believe stands for Area-Fleet-Subfleet, but I'm not quite sure, if someone can correct me on this.
 
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