Hi All,
I'm a Baltimore County FF/EMT and I am programming my recently acquired G5. I already have Balt County and Balt City setup and working great. I am now programming Carroll County from the RR Database.
Looking at the Radio Reference Database for Carroll County, can someone help me out with the primary fire talkgroups by reference to either the Alpha Tags or the actual numerical talkgroups (10301, etc)? I am not familiar with Carroll County so I am trying to understand which talkgroups are used for dispatch, and then 'local boxes', and then 'fire boxes', etc. The G5 has a 8 zone selector switch and I am trying to narrow down the talkgroups primarily utilized so I can place 1 talk group on each position, and then I can throw the overflow talkgroups onto the final selector switch position. In this regard, in order of precedence, I am looking for the primary talkgroups utilized closest to Glyndon-Reisterstown area, and then go out from there.
I hope I am explaining this correctly - for example - In Baltimore County, we have main, central, east, west, Tac 1-2, Tac 2-2, Tac 3-2, and a few more etc., and then the others are rarely if ever used. I cannot tell from the database which Carroll County talkgroups correspond to the Baltimore County example so that I have the main talkgroups identified.
Thanks and stay safe.
I'm a Baltimore County FF/EMT and I am programming my recently acquired G5. I already have Balt County and Balt City setup and working great. I am now programming Carroll County from the RR Database.
Looking at the Radio Reference Database for Carroll County, can someone help me out with the primary fire talkgroups by reference to either the Alpha Tags or the actual numerical talkgroups (10301, etc)? I am not familiar with Carroll County so I am trying to understand which talkgroups are used for dispatch, and then 'local boxes', and then 'fire boxes', etc. The G5 has a 8 zone selector switch and I am trying to narrow down the talkgroups primarily utilized so I can place 1 talk group on each position, and then I can throw the overflow talkgroups onto the final selector switch position. In this regard, in order of precedence, I am looking for the primary talkgroups utilized closest to Glyndon-Reisterstown area, and then go out from there.
I hope I am explaining this correctly - for example - In Baltimore County, we have main, central, east, west, Tac 1-2, Tac 2-2, Tac 3-2, and a few more etc., and then the others are rarely if ever used. I cannot tell from the database which Carroll County talkgroups correspond to the Baltimore County example so that I have the main talkgroups identified.
Thanks and stay safe.