Utah_Viper
Member
Maybe it is because I am from Utah but the use of "All Set" on the radio here bugs me. I would not mind it if it had one common meaning but I have heard it used for just about everything. I have heard it mean everything is ok (code 4) or that they have cleared the call, that they no longer need additional units, and some other things as well.
If I was a dispatcher it would drive me crazy. If I ask an officer his status at a call and his response was "all set" I would not know if he is ok, or done with the call. Do I dispatch him to the next call, or is he still working it but code 4?
Way confusing too me. Anyone else have the same feeling? any better clarification?
If I was a dispatcher it would drive me crazy. If I ask an officer his status at a call and his response was "all set" I would not know if he is ok, or done with the call. Do I dispatch him to the next call, or is he still working it but code 4?
Way confusing too me. Anyone else have the same feeling? any better clarification?