Any ideas on the frequencies and Site number for Ottawa?
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I scanned all of them and nothing. 142.095 has the test tones though.mciupa said:
I'm getting numerous calls on talkgroup 20530 encrypted and within the EMS range, off of Toronto site 147.
Muxlow
Super Secret
Happen to get a key id if using DSD? 0E01 seems to be what EMS uses
I looked through my DSD Event file and found one of twelve entries for it.
2024/10/25 13:27:09 Freq=142.200000 NAC=AD7 Enc Group call; TG=20530 RID=700571 Alg=AES KeyID=0025 (37) 3s
2024/10/25 13:27:09 Freq=142.200000 NAC=AD7 Enc Group call; TG=20530 RID=700571 Alg=AES KeyID=0025 (37) 3s
Muxlow
Super Secret
Quite sure the 700xxx RID are OPP. Have seen some of them RID on the regular OPP groups in Essex
I see 20530 in my DSD logs for the Hamilton tower.. no hits on the TG but I did log RID 700559 on it.
Matt
I guess this tells me that my knowledge is still at the amateur level. I thought the logical channel number was for DMR. I learned something new.
I do know the coordinates are way off. The tower is downtown not in the Glebe area. I do not know how to get lat and long from google maps but the location is at Laurier and Lyon St, The Carlyle Building.
Another data frequency
Site 25 - 142.275.
So far DSDPlus seems to be the only software that even tries to process the data. You will see the RID show up and if you sit on the freq you will see the site ID and also a list of neighbor site control channels.
Site 25 - 142.275.
So far DSDPlus seems to be the only software that even tries to process the data. You will see the RID show up and if you sit on the freq you will see the site ID and also a list of neighbor site control channels.
gary123 said:
I checked out Unitrunker 2.0 and while it colours the data channel in orange, no data was passed on it. Control Channel identifies as Dat.
Loving the DSD2p505 Fast Lane update that shows OTA aliases. This is from Toronto.
Looks like I see Peel Ambulance unit numbers 3460 and 3457 and OPP console numbers out of London Comm.
Looks like I see Peel Ambulance unit numbers 3460 and 3457 and OPP console numbers out of London Comm.
Muxlow
Super Secret
Yeah the opp comm centers will start with PP=Provincial Police then what PCC it is and OP for operator
The MNR ones show RO - Resource Officer id guess? then SSM for Sault Ste. Marie.
MNR officers show as R for Resource then the hard ID number thats on the vehicle itself R1609. Have one that shows its a boat so R4143 VESSEL
Portables come over as RP - Resource Portable RP1209-C686 C686 would be that officers assigned portable (goes off their badge number)
PRK-M/P = Provincial Park Mobile/Portable
OPP just seems to show as OPP-their radio ID # but has been the odd decoded alias and hard id #
EMS are all the unit number of the truck followed by their county
1033 HC = Huron County
1090 BC = Bruce County
2125 NI = Niagara and so on and on
EMS Portables show as the truck number then D and E as the assigned portables for that vehicle
EMS Dispatch shows as AH not sure if thats Area Hospital or Ambulance Hospital then whatever CACC it is followed by the operator desk like OPP and MNR does
AH-CAM-OP101 Cambridge CACC and so on n on
Also shows this for the hospital radios too.
AH-NIA-WLMH = Niagara - West Lincoln Memorial Hospital
AH-GEO-OSMH = Georgian - Orillia Soldiers Memorial Hospital
Some EMS alias show as the 2 letter county code and SP01/SP02. These are the ems superintendent portables
PESP01 = Peel Superintendent Portable 1
EMS base stations and the pagers dont seem to have any alias so its a guessing game for them ones. More or less you have to waste time and sit and wait at a station, wait and see when a truck starts to roll out and check DSD to see what station just had an alert call sent to it
MTO Road crews just show as MTO-Radio id number other then the dispatchers
MTO Enforcement shows as the hard ID of their vehicle. 271318 would be a Lambton marked explorer. Their alias done seem to have any letters to it just the numbers that match their vehicles.
Ministry of Finance just shows as MOF-M or P for mobile/portables
Corrections shows as C### C=Corrections. C03B would be a sarnia jail van (C03B is whats on the vehicle as a hard ID)
C being corrections area 03 meaning sarnia jail then they have 3 vans so 3 RID's as A B C
Windsor is C02 then A to F and so on. Might be nice to have a wiki list of this stuff
The MNR ones show RO - Resource Officer id guess? then SSM for Sault Ste. Marie.
MNR officers show as R for Resource then the hard ID number thats on the vehicle itself R1609. Have one that shows its a boat so R4143 VESSEL
Portables come over as RP - Resource Portable RP1209-C686 C686 would be that officers assigned portable (goes off their badge number)
PRK-M/P = Provincial Park Mobile/Portable
OPP just seems to show as OPP-their radio ID # but has been the odd decoded alias and hard id #
EMS are all the unit number of the truck followed by their county
1033 HC = Huron County
1090 BC = Bruce County
2125 NI = Niagara and so on and on
EMS Portables show as the truck number then D and E as the assigned portables for that vehicle
EMS Dispatch shows as AH not sure if thats Area Hospital or Ambulance Hospital then whatever CACC it is followed by the operator desk like OPP and MNR does
AH-CAM-OP101 Cambridge CACC and so on n on
Also shows this for the hospital radios too.
AH-NIA-WLMH = Niagara - West Lincoln Memorial Hospital
AH-GEO-OSMH = Georgian - Orillia Soldiers Memorial Hospital
Some EMS alias show as the 2 letter county code and SP01/SP02. These are the ems superintendent portables
PESP01 = Peel Superintendent Portable 1
EMS base stations and the pagers dont seem to have any alias so its a guessing game for them ones. More or less you have to waste time and sit and wait at a station, wait and see when a truck starts to roll out and check DSD to see what station just had an alert call sent to it
MTO Road crews just show as MTO-Radio id number other then the dispatchers
MTO Enforcement shows as the hard ID of their vehicle. 271318 would be a Lambton marked explorer. Their alias done seem to have any letters to it just the numbers that match their vehicles.
Ministry of Finance just shows as MOF-M or P for mobile/portables
Corrections shows as C### C=Corrections. C03B would be a sarnia jail van (C03B is whats on the vehicle as a hard ID)
C being corrections area 03 meaning sarnia jail then they have 3 vans so 3 RID's as A B C
Windsor is C02 then A to F and so on. Might be nice to have a wiki list of this stuff
Some of the ones I've seen in the last few minutes
ORI = Orillia PCC
LON = London PCC
TH-ARW-OP104 = MTO Not sure what this means?
NI = Niagara
PE = Peel
DR = Durham
HL = Halton
That is great that the Hospital RIDs show up. Should be able to ID those hospital TG's pretty quickly. Also, if anyone remembers the testing when EMS was switching over to PSRN/LMRN, the techs were getting the CACCs to verify the new aliases on the radios. Some of you may have heard references to the above paramedic services acronyms. Enjoy the new feature!
Muxlow
Super Secret
Perhaps thjs will help
Why sleep when you can type a bunch of stuff out for a hour ish?
wiki.radioreference.com
Why sleep when you can type a bunch of stuff out for a hour ish?
Bell Land Mobile Radio Network (South Zone) - The RadioReference Wiki
Very well done whoever started itPerhaps thjs will help
Why sleep when you can type a bunch of stuff out for a hour ish
Bell Land Mobile Radio Network (South Zone) - The RadioReference Wiki
Too bad the OPP Cars do not seem to be displaying OTA aliases
Muxlow
Super Secret
Best you'll get is a random alias now and then just showing OPP-Radio ID #Very well done whoever started it
Have seen the odd one with what looks to be a Hard ID number but 99% are just not sending anything at all
Seems every other user is sending alias other than OPP.
I wonder if its something to do with the DVRS and ENC?