I have a Uniden SDS100 that I am using for Tone-Out Search and Tone-Out Standby. The Uniden SDS100 as 32 Tone-Out Standby memories. If I want to use it for more than 32 pairs, how will the Uniden SDS100 respond if I use 0.0 as Tone A or Tone B for the agencies that have more than one station on the opposite tone?
Here is an example. One of the fire departments for a city near me uses multiple tones. They are as follows:
Tone A Tone B
953.7 569.0 Station 1
953.7 600.9 Station 2
953.7 400.9 Station 3
953.7 634.5 All Call
If I program a Tone-Out Standby as Tone A: 953.7 Hz and Tone B as 0.0, how will the Uniden SDS 100 respond with that?
Another fire department near me uses the following sets of tones:
421.6 832.5 Station 2
433.0 832.5 Duty Crew
2043.8 832.5 All Call
If I program a Tone-Out Standby as Tone A: 0.0 Hz and Tone B as 832.5, how will the Uniden SDS 100 respond with that?
Here is an example. One of the fire departments for a city near me uses multiple tones. They are as follows:
Tone A Tone B
953.7 569.0 Station 1
953.7 600.9 Station 2
953.7 400.9 Station 3
953.7 634.5 All Call
If I program a Tone-Out Standby as Tone A: 953.7 Hz and Tone B as 0.0, how will the Uniden SDS 100 respond with that?
Another fire department near me uses the following sets of tones:
421.6 832.5 Station 2
433.0 832.5 Duty Crew
2043.8 832.5 All Call
If I program a Tone-Out Standby as Tone A: 0.0 Hz and Tone B as 832.5, how will the Uniden SDS 100 respond with that?
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