Confirm PL Tones and Frequencies

[Joseph11]

Can someone please confirm these PL tones and frequencies for me?

SPEN:

154.680 - SPEN 1 (131.8 PL)
155.475 - SPEN 2 (National Police Channel) (CSQ)
154.725 - SPEN 3 (131.8 PL)
153.785 - SPEN 4 (131.8 PL)

JEMS:

155.205 - JEMS 1 (186.2 PL)
155.340 - JEMS 2 (CSQ)
155.280 - JEMS 3 (CSQ)
153.785 - JEMS 4 (131.8 PL)

EMRAD:

39.760 (131.8 PL)
39.800 (131.8 PL)
39.920 (131.8 PL)

New Jersey Highway Authority (Garden State Parkway):

851.3375 - Channel A (151.4 PL)
852.1625 - Channel B (CSQ)
852.7375 - Backup (151.4 PL)
853.8625 - (CSQ)

Thank you.

 

[Tech792]

Emrads were 131.8

 

[squad1321]

For JEMS 1, this is a county-by-county dispatch center channel. For Ocean Co., it is 155.205 MHz with a PL of 186.2 Hz.

 

[SCANdal]

Joe,

The PL for JEMS4 is the same as the PL for SPEN4 - 131.8.

SCANdal

 

[Videokid]

155.340 - JEMS 2 is an ambulance to hospital channel. It's often referred to as H.E.A.R. (Hospital Emergency Ambulance Radio) and each hospital will usually use a different PL tone on this frequency.

I've got some PL tones from my area:

PL 71.9 Morristown Memorial
PL 118.8 St. Claire’s, Denville
PL 233.6 St. Barnabas
PL 103.5 Somerset Medical Center
PL 114.8 Robert Wood Johnson, New Brunswick
PL 103.5 Med-Central
PL 151.4 St. Peter's

 

[Joseph11]

Thanks everyone. If anyone has any more updates, please post them here.

 

[JMR3865]

Monmouth county uses DTMF for our HEAR

 

[Videokid]

Joseph,

There's some good information about the JEMS system in this PDF, including frequencies and tones:

http://www.state.nj.us/health/ems/jems.pdf

 

[Joseph11]

Joseph,

There's some good information about the JEMS system in this PDF, including frequencies and tones:

http://www.state.nj.us/health/ems/jems.pdf

That's a great PDF, thanks alot.

 

[jaymatt1978]

I would recommend you DON'T put a PL on SPEN 4 because a lot of agencies use different PL's on there for tactical use! Here in Bergen County Ridgewood uses a DPL and Emerson uses SPEN 4 CSQ
Justin
http://www.bergenscanner.com

 

[JMR3865]

doesnt the state give the pl of 131.8? it is li9ke that in jems!

 

[Joseph11]

I would recommend you DON'T put a PL on SPEN 4 because a lot of agencies use different PL's on there for tactical use! Here in Bergen County Ridgewood uses a DPL and Emerson uses SPEN 4 CSQ
Justin
http://www.bergenscanner.com

I programmed it once with 131.8 and another time CSQ.

 

[codethree]

doesnt the state give the pl of 131.8? it is li9ke that in jems!

MAYBE SO but
it is an interagency freq and units from other states need to sometimes talk to NJ units (DEL,PA,NY etc) so what good would having the PL 131.8 on when another POLICE agency who does not be of any worth?
Just my 2 peanuts worth.
APW

 

[nosoup4u]

155.475 is often programmed with 131.8 as the transmit PL, and CSQ for receive. Same with SPEN 4 and JEMS 3.

 

[Joseph11]

155.475 is often programmed with 131.8 as the transmit PL, and CSQ for receive. Same with SPEN 4 and JEMS 3.

Well, I'm confused now.

 

[JMR3865]

would they still be able to hear you?

 

[Joseph11]

would they still be able to hear you?

Who is that directed to?

 

[JMR3865]

everybody, if u transmit a pl of 131.8, would someone with a recieve pl of csq hear it?

 

[Joseph11]

everybody, if u transmit a pl of 131.8, would someone with a recieve pl of csq hear it?

CSQ isn't a PL, it means Carrier Squelch. That means anything that transmits on that frequency will break squelch.

 

[JMR3865]

another words if the recieve pl is csq, you will hear everything? what about if another persions recieve pl is 156.7 and your transmit pl is 131.8, will they hear you? It's gotta be all csq or all the same pl for this system to work the way it should!