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Just looking at Calgary Moto system 1222, the database record requests
help on the fleetmap. I can't monitor the system (obviously) but have some
ideas.
Block 0 appears to be Type 1 (336, 337,338). Individual Type 1 radios show
up as "talkgroups" but clustered together indicate a single TG (or a few). Can't
guess at the sizecode so may have to be found by trial/error. If possible, collect
as many radio IDs grouped together to give some idea of the block size.
Block 2 is definitely Type 1 for the same reasons (listed as sizecode F = S6).
By grouping/number of the radios (greater than 16 but less than 32) F could
well be right (wonder how it was arrived at though). Programming a scanner
or Trunker for a Type 1 block should report 202-2 for the radios 16960-16978;
TG 216-2 for radios 20544-20558. Again trial/error may be needed. What I've
seen over time is that subfleet 0 is seldom used (e.g. 202-0). If only one subfleet
is used it's usually 1 (e.g. 202-1) although not so in the above cases .
Dave
help on the fleetmap. I can't monitor the system (obviously) but have some
ideas.
Block 0 appears to be Type 1 (336, 337,338). Individual Type 1 radios show
up as "talkgroups" but clustered together indicate a single TG (or a few). Can't
guess at the sizecode so may have to be found by trial/error. If possible, collect
as many radio IDs grouped together to give some idea of the block size.
Block 2 is definitely Type 1 for the same reasons (listed as sizecode F = S6).
By grouping/number of the radios (greater than 16 but less than 32) F could
well be right (wonder how it was arrived at though). Programming a scanner
or Trunker for a Type 1 block should report 202-2 for the radios 16960-16978;
TG 216-2 for radios 20544-20558. Again trial/error may be needed. What I've
seen over time is that subfleet 0 is seldom used (e.g. 202-0). If only one subfleet
is used it's usually 1 (e.g. 202-1) although not so in the above cases .
Dave