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It's 800000(0h) a special talkgroup?

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I noticed that if somebody talking in talkgroup 800000, the T4win shows the call type is multi, now I know it named multi-select call, but anybody could tell me what is multi-select call, how does it works?


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Thank you!

My Maxtrac has a talkgroup 800000, When I stay on that talkgroup, I hear nothing, and there is no information about this talkgroup at all. But one time I accidentally press PTT on that talkgroup, and I quickly release my hand and then a weirdie happen: I heard the voice from my workmate which must be in different talkgroup(not 800000, It's 800547). and after that I talk to him about this, He just didn't know at all. he was in TG 800547 that time, and I heard what he said but the guys in TG 800547 heard nothing. and there is no TG800000 on his radio(Model MTS2000). I try to program a talkgroup 000 to his radio, but the CPS says "The field - TG/Subfleet is set to an invalid value."

Whould you please tell me why the TG800547 could came to TG800000 and why MTS2000 can't program TG 000h(800000)?


Thank you, any information would help! I'm really get puzzled...


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Maxtrac talkgroup conversion

Have a look at this excel spreadsheet, it may answer some of your questions. Maxtracs, as I recall, have an different scheme for programming talk groups, whichresults in large numbers. The chart has
these numbers.

http://www.batlabs.com/arc/maxtrk.zip
 

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Re: Maxtrac talkgroup conversion

kb5udf said:
Have a look at this excel spreadsheet, it may answer some of your questions. Maxtracs, as I recall, have an different scheme for programming talk groups, whichresults in large numbers. The chart has
these numbers.

http://www.batlabs.com/arc/maxtrk.zip


Thank you, however, there is nothing about talkgroup 800000 (000 in Hex), it's the pity of it.

Maxtrac could program Talkgroup 800000 and even 804095 into it's codeplug.
 
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