Los Angeles Regional Interoperable Communications System (LA-RICS) - Master Thread

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I was listening to the Red, Green, Gold, & Brown special events channels for the rose Parade
 

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BLUE 8 DISPATCH. Sadly to say and that's it.
I think they meant what LASD talk group is most active. I can't speak for LA-RICS, but on their analog UHF, probably the most active frequencies are SRC Access and the Transit Service Bureau. You can find both in the LASD database.

For LACoFD, most everything is in the clear on their previous and new UHF frequencies. Blue 8 may be one of the only ones in the clear on LA-RICS, but as stated earlier by me and others, they mainly will be on the analog UHF freqs they are inheriting from LASD as they move to LA-RICS.
 

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Did LACO FIRE switch over to the new system it was supposed to be today.hard to know because still hear them on the old system
 

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Did LACO FIRE switch over to the new system it was supposed to be today.hard to know because still hear them on the old system
They gave out a countywide broadcast at 0800 this morning. All units should be transmitting on the new frequencies, but they may still have the Blue channels patched over.
 

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Can anyone confirm whether LASD kept the busy tone on the new dispatch talkgroups? Because you know… there’s something comical about the thought that the mighty AES256 algorithm is being used to protect “beep… beep… beep… beep…” :D
 

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APX7000 the old analog FIRE sounds very clear no static as has been
The NEW LACO CHANNELS lots of static and not clear at all . Wondering how the actual station units hear it as..
 
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APX7000 the old analog FIRE sounds very clear no static as has been
The NEW LACO CHANNELS lots of static and not clear at all . Wondering how the actual station units hear it as..
What channel, and where?
 

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LACO FIRE seems only BLUE 8 is the only channel active on old system
All are active on the NEW LA-RICS analog but lots of static
I was hearing the two tone page outs on Blue 8 and not on the new system.
Might be the reason it's still being used.
 

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Can anyone confirm whether LASD kept the busy tone on the new dispatch talkgroups? Because you know… there’s something comical about the thought that the mighty AES256 algorithm is being used to protect “beep… beep… beep… beep…” :D
So there will probably either two options here.

They keep the dispatch talkgroups open on the dispatcher side and setup another talkgroup for mobiles only to communicate back on AES-256. This has been impleted on some trunking systems before. They will have a mobile talkgroup setup to talk back in encryption. This gets rid of the BEEP BEEP since on Trunking Systems this option can't be implemented. So this is how you get rid of of BEEP BEEP and solve the BEEP BEEP privacy issue they want to probably keep in place.

Or they keep it wide open or everything completely closed. I am thinking more like OPTION 1. That's my gut feeling.
 

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ADMIN 1002 LA-RICS Db showes ENC but DISPATCH had batallion units switch and advise earthquake felt info and it was in the CLEAR
 
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