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APX digital QCII time

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I'm looking for some information regarding digital tone signaling on APX. We do not have the entitlements at this time due to some bureaucracy. It's been a challenge getting information. Before I spend time pursuing and politicking this, I'm looking for some additional info to see if what i'm looking for is possible and worth the energy.

My MCC consoles and Unications use a custom / shortened tone timing for our P25 TRS. We cannot use standard tone time due to system loading concerns (don't get me started).

My question is, can the APX series if enabled with the digital tone entitlement encode and decode QCII using custom timing, or am I stuck with standard 1/3sec? What I've read in CPS help only discusses the tone freq, and no mention of timing.
 
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Standard QCII timing 1/3, not adjustable. It may alert with slightly shorter timing, but I certainly would not depend on it.
 
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Well, poop. I knew the non-standard timing was going to cause problems eventually.
 
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