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When apparatus transmit, they use codes like that to identify themselves. Usually, a list like that has labels next to the code (Tanker, Engine, Medic, etc), but it appears to be missing that.
 
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You don't program them.

Example: You hear: "Radio, 1115 is responding to the auto accident".

You don't know what apparatus 1115 is, so you would look at that list and see. But that list should say what the apparatus is next to the code, so that list is basically useless.
 
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