Yeah, I hear that sound all the time, I have Verizon, and I have heard the AT&T sound, very different. I live in the middle of no where so I have a Verizon Network Extender, and sometimes my phone doesn't realize its in range and tries to transmit at full power. And it makes my speakers and my scanners go crazy. But that's definitely something different than what I'm hearing from dispatch.
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Dispatch Console Issues?
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Yeah, I hear that sound all the time, I have Verizon, and I have heard the AT&T sound, very different. I live in the middle of no where so I have a Verizon Network Extender, and sometimes my phone doesn't realize its in range and tries to transmit at full power. And it makes my speakers and my scanners go crazy. But that's definitely something different than what I'm hearing from dispatch.
Wow...
This couldn't have happened at a more convenient and perfect time. I literally just recorded this and the dispatcher explained it... that is luck... or is it? Lol! Dispatchers headset...
actually ill have to find some other way to share it with all of you.
This couldn't have happened at a more convenient and perfect time. I literally just recorded this and the dispatcher explained it... that is luck... or is it? Lol! Dispatchers headset...
actually ill have to find some other way to share it with all of you.
Scanner4221
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The only interference I hear is usually the AT&T GSM pulsing.
http://www.filedropper.com/perfectexample82910
This is what it was, and the dispatcher explained it.
This is what it was, and the dispatcher explained it.
Speaking of GSM, the dispatch here uses a bunch of Nextels now for extra communication with units, and I can tell they keep them way to close to the console or their headset receivers or something because its constantly pulsing... Like right now.
N4DES
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Yep...this is usually the culprit, especially if it is an iDEN phone.
Ditto .. cell phone interference ... a call, data, text message will cause a buzz/humm from some carriers
We sell a dispatch console that interfaces directly into the Nextel phones. We put th phones in the back room with the radio equipment. They are powered by the console interface. The dispatcher is able to do group calls and private calls on there.
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