CLMRN (was CSERN)

[Firebuff66]

Troop I is now west zone Site 14 RFSS 3

 

[P25andstuff]

Troop I is now west zone Site 14 RFSS 3

Roger that thank you!

 

[nhfdcadet]

Troop I is now west zone Site 14 RFSS 3

I'm guessing that the 14 is hex?

 

[900mhz]

I'm guessing that the 14 is hex?

Decimal 14 equals hex of " E ".

 

[nhfdcadet]

Decimal 14 equals hex of " E ".

and decimal 20 equals 14 hex thats why I want to confirm whether it is hex or decimal

 

[900mhz]

and decimal 20 equals 14 hex thats why I want to confirm whether it is hex or decimal

I verified this as correct. I reprogrammed both of my G4 devices utilizing " E " and got an immediate control channel lock on Troop I Bethany.

 

[W1KNE]

It's RFSS 3 Decimal 14. The DB has been updated. Troop B will likely switch to RFSS 3, Decimal 12 shortly.

 

[900mhz]

It's RFSS 3 Decimal 14. The DB has been updated. Troop B will likely switch to RFSS 3, Decimal 12 shortly.

Thanks, Mike.
Apparently, Uniden units display site ID data in decimal, while Unication devices require Hex assignments.

 

[55engine]

So troop I no longer Central like troop F and troop H And Bradley Central zones I just wanna make sure before I change it in my radios

 

[pro961]

Does that mean I have to reprogram control channels for my 996P2?

 

[900mhz]

Does that mean I have to reprogram control channels for my 996P2?

negative. These changes only affect equipment which rely on said updates, which your unit is not affected.

 

[cg]

The West and East Zones on the radio system are unrelated to the Western, Central, and Eastern Districts of the CSP.

I would think that Stamford may go to 3.2 at some point but just a guess.

 

[P25andstuff]

It's RFSS 3 Decimal 14. The DB has been updated. Troop B will likely switch to RFSS 3, Decimal 12 shortly.

I got my SDR on B, I'll keep you posted

 

[900mhz]

I have noticed that with all the flurry of changes in the Western part of the state, and associated database changes, the site neighbor data, when you dwell on each troop simulcast site, has not been updated...

 

[W1KNE]

I have noticed that with all the flurry of changes in the Western part of the state, and associated database changes, the site neighbor data, when you dwell on each troop simulcast site, has not been updated...

That information hasn't been provided to me, otherwise I would add it in. My source has only given the Site ID/RFSS data on these changes.

 

[900mhz]

When the site ID changes, i.e Troop I Simulcast was 29, is now 14, that data should change concurrently under neighbor sites.
Troop A was site 22, is now 11. Naugatuck was site 32, is now 21. Troop G was site 21, now it is 13. These are examples.

 

[APX7500X2]

That information hasn't been provided to me, otherwise I would add it in. My source has only given the Site ID/RFSS data on these changes.

Don't worry mike I don't even know what "dwelling on a simulcast site" is or how to do it in the data base, so everything looks great to me LOL

 

[W1KNE]

When the site ID changes, i.e Troop I Simulcast was 29, is now 14, that data should change concurrently under neighbor sites.
Troop A was site 22, is now 11. Naugatuck was site 32, is now 21. Troop G was site 21, now it is 13. These are examples.

I see what you're saying, that's an easy enough fix. When I have some time I'll go through it. I may wait until B has finally moved, so everything is completed at once.

 

[900mhz]

Yes, I would imagine B is around the corner.

 

[900mhz]

Don't worry mike I don't even know what "dwelling on a simulcast site" is or how to do it in the data base, so everything looks great to me LOL

What the neighbor site data indicates is what additional site simulcasts are carried a particular site. Generally, they are adjacent sites. For example, if you scan just the Troop H site, you will not only hear "H" traffic over the "H" simulcast, but traffic from Troop's B, C, F, I, K and the downtown Hartford Simulcast. Knowing this may help someone to monitor a particular troop simulcast they would not normally be able to receive directly.