The System ID is the same as the rest of the STARNet ASTRO 25 system...BEE00-942. Band plan is the same. Does your radio have TDMA?
East Central Emergency Network (Columbia/Montour Counties)
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r3wt
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Here's all of the info I have on the site:
Hopefully what you're looking for is there.
Activity Summary - Decoder25 Phase 1 Simulcast (LSM)
Network
WACN:BEE00[781824] SYSTEM:942[2370] NAC:941[2369]
Current Site
RFSS:1 SITE:30[48] LRA:00[0]
PRI CONTROL CHANNEL:5-80/4-2920 DOWNLINK:0 UPLINK:0
SEC CONTROL CHANNEL:5-65/4-2905 DOWNLINK:161862500 UPLINK:157262500
SEC CONTROL CHANNEL:5-80/4-2920 DOWNLINK:161900000 UPLINK:157300000
CURRENT DATA CHANNEL:15-4094 TS1 DOWNLINK:462793750 UPLINK:462793750
STATION ID/LICENSE:
Neighbor Sites
SYSTEM:942[2370] NAC:941[2369] RFSS:01[1] SITE:47[71] LRA:00[0] CHANNEL:4-554/4-3915 DOWNLINK:151385000 UPLINK:159787500
SYSTEM:--- RFSS:01[1] SITE:47[71] LRA:00[0] CHANNEL:4-554/4-3915 DOWNLINK:0 UPLINK:0
SYSTEM:942[2370] NAC:941[2369] RFSS:01[1] SITE:65[101] LRA:00[0] CHANNEL:4-1307/4-560 DOWNLINK:153267500 UPLINK:151400000
SYSTEM:--- RFSS:01[1] SITE:65[101] LRA:00[0] CHANNEL:4-1307/4-560 DOWNLINK:0 UPLINK:0
SYSTEM:942[2370] NAC:941[2369] RFSS:01[1] SITE:66[102] LRA:00[0] CHANNEL:4-581/4-3732 DOWNLINK:151452500 UPLINK:159330000
SYSTEM:--- RFSS:01[1] SITE:66[102] LRA:00[0] CHANNEL:4-581/4-3732 DOWNLINK:0 UPLINK:0
SYSTEM:942[2370] NAC:941[2369] RFSS:01[1] SITE:70[112] LRA:00[0] CHANNEL:4-1322/4-3993 DOWNLINK:153305000 UPLINK:159982500
SYSTEM:--- RFSS:01[1] SITE:70[112] LRA:00[0] CHANNEL:4-1322/4-3993 DOWNLINK:0 UPLINK:0
SYSTEM:942[2370] RFSS:01[1] SITE:86[134] LRA:00[0] CHANNEL:0-805 DOWNLINK:0 UPLINK:0
SYSTEM:942[2370] NAC:941[2369] RFSS:01[1] SITE:86[134] LRA:00[0] CHANNEL:0-805 DOWNLINK:856037500 UPLINK:811037500 STATUS:[VALID INFORMATION, ACTIVE RFSS CONNECTION]
SYSTEM:942[2370] RFSS:01[1] SITE:89[137] LRA:00[0] CHANNEL:0-489 DOWNLINK:0 UPLINK:0
SYSTEM:942[2370] NAC:941[2369] RFSS:01[1] SITE:89[137] LRA:00[0] CHANNEL:0-489 DOWNLINK:854062500 UPLINK:809062500 STATUS:[VALID INFORMATION, ACTIVE RFSS CONNECTION]
SYSTEM:942[2370] NAC:941[2369] RFSS:01[1] SITE:8B[139] LRA:00[0] CHANNEL:4-821/4-3567 DOWNLINK:152052500 UPLINK:158917500
SYSTEM:--- RFSS:01[1] SITE:8B[139] LRA:00[0] CHANNEL:4-821/4-3567 DOWNLINK:0 UPLINK:0
Frequency Bands
BAND:0 FDMA BASE:851006250 BANDWIDTH:12500 SPACING:6250 TRANSMIT OFFSET:-45000000
BAND:1 FDMA BASE:762006250 BANDWIDTH:12500 SPACING:6250 TRANSMIT OFFSET:30000000
BAND:2 TDMA BASE:851012500 BANDWIDTH:12500 SPACING:12500 TRANSMIT OFFSET:-45000000 TIMESLOTS:2
BAND:3 TDMA BASE:762006250 BANDWIDTH:12500 SPACING:12500 TRANSMIT OFFSET:30000000 TIMESLOTS:2
BAND:4 FDMA BASE:150000000 BANDWIDTH:12500 SPACING:2500 TRANSMIT OFFSET:-3200000
BAND:5 FDMA BASE:161700000 BANDWIDTH:12500 SPACING:2500 TRANSMIT OFFSET:-3200000
BAND:6 FDMA BASE:450000000 BANDWIDTH:12500 SPACING:6250 TRANSMIT OFFSET:5000000
BAND:7 TDMA BASE:150000000 BANDWIDTH:12500 SPACING:2500 TRANSMIT OFFSET:-3200000 TIMESLOTS:2
BAND:8 TDMA BASE:150002500 BANDWIDTH:12500 SPACING:2500 TRANSMIT OFFSET:-3200000 TIMESLOTS:2
BAND:9 TDMA BASE:155000000 BANDWIDTH:12500 SPACING:2500 TRANSMIT OFFSET:-3200000 TIMESLOTS:2
BAND:10 TDMA BASE:155002500 BANDWIDTH:12500 SPACING:2500 TRANSMIT OFFSET:-3200000 TIMESLOTS:2
BAND:11 TDMA BASE:161700000 BANDWIDTH:12500 SPACING:2500 TRANSMIT OFFSET:-3200000 TIMESLOTS:2
BAND:12 TDMA BASE:161702500 BANDWIDTH:12500 SPACING:2500 TRANSMIT OFFSET:-3200000 TIMESLOTS:2
BAND:13 TDMA BASE:166800000 BANDWIDTH:12500 SPACING:2500 TRANSMIT OFFSET:-3200000 TIMESLOTS:2
BAND:14 TDMA BASE:166802500 BANDWIDTH:12500 SPACING:2500 TRANSMIT OFFSET:-3200000 TIMESLOTS:2
BAND:15 TDMA BASE:450000000 BANDWIDTH:12500 SPACING:6250 TRANSMIT OFFSET:5000000 TIMESLOTS:2
Hopefully what you're looking for is there.
Yeah. I monitor STARNet too. I must have fat fingered something.
Found my issue. WACN ID was left at 1 instead of BEE00. Oops
What "mess" are you talking about? The frequencies for the ECEN cell of the STARNet system are in the RRDB, there is nothing to search for.
Are any of the UHF Med channels still in use?
alexguf
Member
I have talked to many paramedics from other counties. Many use cell to talk to hospitals now
Yeah we do too when we do transfers but I wasn’t sure if they had an UHF channels for backups still or not. Thank you.
alexguf
Member
I talked to a EMT from Evangelical Emergency Mobile Services he told me at the time use Med 11 with Central(union county side)
Yeah I know Union uses Med 11 for their EMS Ops but I was specifically talking about Montour and Columbia UHF.
alexguf
Member
I will monitor their meds and see
Thank you. Was hoping there was someone from either county in here somewhere who could shed official light on the question.
alexguf
Member
A fire Chief from Montour co said that Ems channels are programmed in their P25 radios but the comm center may still have a med radio there yet
Well the system is VHF
alexguf
Member
The p25 Ems channels not Uhf med channels sorry
I was wondering if someone could help me out. I have a 996p2 scanner and have most of the Columbia/Montour Frequencies into my scanner including 46.12 in which on that frequency I hear bits and pieces and I hear tones every once in a while but not sure what I heard it on specifically. What I want to know is, what Control Channels for the towers and what towers of the Starnet I have to program and if I have to program it like I did for Northumberland County system? So create a new system and then put the frequencies in for the towers. I programmed my scanner manually and well with Columbia/Montour I am lost on what I have to program in. Can anyone help?
look at this page: PA-STARNet P25: Pennsylvania Statewide Radio Network Site: ECEN Simulcast
. The two red CCs are the only ones you need to add. Then add whatever TGs listed on the main page from ECEN
Thanks for your help Greatly appreciate it. It's basically what I was looking for.
