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looking to program a CDM1550 VHF to alert on Noaa weather with local county alert code

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Project25_MASTR

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The best you could get is getting the unit to alert to the 1050 Hz burst. Set up a single tone system and apply it to the mode.


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You can set up the QCII (Quick Call 2) signalling to alert to the 1050hz tone that NWS sends out. You set both tones to 1050. The other trick is setting the squelch from OR to AND. I don't recall from memory exactly where that setting is. I used to have that setup on my 1550 and had it in all of the scan lists. You can not set it up though to only alert to your specific county FIPS code, it will alert to anything that has the 1050 tone.
 

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You can set up the QCII (Quick Call 2) signalling to alert to the 1050hz tone that NWS sends out. You set both tones to 1050. The other trick is setting the squelch from OR to AND. I don't recall from memory exactly where that setting is. I used to have that setup on my 1550 and had it in all of the scan lists. You can not set it up though to only alert to your specific county FIPS code, it will alert to anything that has the 1050 tone.

Thanks for the info on how to set it up. Will work on wed.
 
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